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In this episode of the Get Styled podcast, Elsa engages in a heartfelt conversation with friend and therapeutic educational consultant, Mary Warren. They explore the transformative power of personal style and how it impacts confidence and self-expression. A self-proclaimed “Anti-Shopper”, Mary shares her journey of embracing her style, the challenges she faced with clothing in her childhood, and how working with a stylist has changed her perspective on fashion. If you are ready to feel good in what you wear, than this episode might be JUST for you!
Mary Warren is a Therapeutic Educational Consultant and Parenting Coach, specializing in parent coaching and therapeutic placement. Your trusted guide in helping teens and parents reconnect and heal for over 20 years.
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www.empowermyteen.comSHOW NOTES
0:37 - Elsa introduces today’s special guest: Mary Warren!1:53 - Elsa welcomes Mary to the podcast
2:54 - Mary and Elsa discuss the differences between stylists and in-store shoppers - and what led Mary to consider working with Elsa
8:06 - Mary shares how her approach to style has evolved since working with Elsa
9:53 - Mary recalls her near lifelong frustrations with clothing and clothing stores - and how she has reframed all of that with Elsa’s help
19:09 - Elsa and Mary discuss the variety and efficiency in personal styling and shopping online
22:47 - Mary shares the garment(s) in her closet that she loves the most, and why
25:17 - We think people are complimenting our clothes, but they are complimenting how we show UP in those clothes
26:48 - Mary expresses her relief in the ease of being able to shop her own closet after working with Elsa
30:00 - Mary doesn’t have a style “icon”, so here is where she draws her inspiration…
33:37 - On tailoring and replicating garments
35:57 - Mary shares one thing that she wants people to know about personal style
37:37 - Episode wrap up
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In today’s episode of the Get Styled Podcast, Elsa breaks down her Signature Styling Framework (honed over 20+ years of working with women). She takes you step-by-step through her entire process to help YOU get started on your styling journey - whether solo, or with a stylist!
If you’ve ever been curious what working with Elsa is like - this episode is a must-listen! And don’t miss the links to her proprietary Body Shape Calculator and self-paced BeYOUtiful Style Academy below!
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RESOURCES + REFERENCES
BeYOUtiful Style Academy - a self-paced styling program that gives you all the resources and support you need to create a signature style you love!Body Shape Calculator - find out your unique body shape complete with garment recommendations!
SHOW NOTES0:36 - Elsa shares one thing she knows for sure after 20+ years as a stylist
1:45 - Elsa introduces what she will be talking about today!
2:01 - Elsa breaks down her Signature Styling process - step-by-step!
7:43 - How Elsa’s team continues to support clients once they’ve completed their Style Experience
8:34 - Why it’s difficult to systematize this process with general styling services that are very popular right now
9:12 - Styling as an intimate process
9:48 - Elsa’s hope for you!
10:20 - Elsa shares information about her BeYOUtiful Style Academy, for folks who want to start their style journey with a smaller investment
11:16 - Elsa wraps up the episode
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Elsa revisits a profound conversation with Annika Martins in this episode of the Get Styled podcast. They explore the intricate relationship women have with their bodies and how it influences personal style, how they feel about themselves, and how they show up in their lives. The discussion emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance, taking up space, and the power of clothing as a tool for self-expression. From Elsa: “Wherever you are on your body love journey, I hope this conversation brings you comfort in knowing that you are not alone on this journey.”
This episode was originally a bonus call in a group program Elsa formerly ran. It is interwoven with questions and commentary from participants in this course.
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0:36 - Elsa introduces today’s conversation from her archives
2:03 - On the emotional internalization of ill-fitting garments and confusing sizing systems
4:48 - A listener brings her resistance to “taking up space” into the conversation - Annika and Elsa talk through their own experiences and tips to help alleviate resistance
12:45 - On the importance of developing the skill to be able to care for and lift yourself up (in addition to community and belonging)
14:10 - On the motivation of truly knowing the impact of your work - and putting down the rest in order to SHOW UP
17:35 - Annika shares how to find empowering role models on social media (and how to avoid diet culture messaging disguised as power)
22:13 - Annika and Elsa offer guidance around navigating social media and self-perception
29:10 - Episode wrap up
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In today’s episode, Elsa welcomes friend and client, Natalie Nixon. They discuss Natalie’s upbringing in a family of textile artists, her take on the fashion industry as a business, and how her self-described “lazy default” to a nearly all-black wardrobe catapulted her into a journey of personal style, with Elsa as her guide. If you’ve ever opened your closet and thought, “Whose clothing is this? I don’t feel connected to it AT ALL!”, then this episode might be for you!
Creativity strategist Natalie Nixon is “the creativity whisperer for the C-Suite”. She is a highly sought after keynote speaker, valued for her accessible expertise on creativity, the future of work and innovation. She’s the author of the award-winning The Creativity Leap: Unleash Curiosity, Improvisation and Intuition at Work and her firm Figure 8 Thinking, was named among the top women-led innovation firms by Core 77.
Natalie is a trustee of the Smithsonian’s Cooper Hewitt Design Museum; Vassar College; and Leadership+Design. Natalie received her BA (honors) from Vassar College, and her PhD from the University of Westminster in London. She lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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https://www.figure8thinking.com/instagram.com/natwnixonhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/natalienixonphd/SHOW NOTES
0:36 - Elsa introduces today’s guest: Natalie Nixon!
1:36 - Natalie recalls what her relationship to clothing was like as a child
5:07 - Natalie expands on her early exposure to the idea of how clothing makes you feel an instant connection or disconnect from community
6:23 - Natalie shares her venture into entrepreneurship - and her struggles with what she calls her “lazy default”
10:12 - Natalie explains how the fashion industry is the only industry that understands what consumer behavior is driven by
11:46 - Elsa and Natalie discuss the importance of another point-of-view when your style is feeling stagnant
13:18 - Elsa and Natalie discuss why designers make some of the business decisions that they do
16:08 - Elsa chronicles how to take our power back as consumers who want to develop our personal style - and Natalie shares how working with Elsa made that process easy on her
20:37 - Natalie talks about how her personal style impacts her and the audiences she speaks to
24:35 - Natalie shares the connection between her love of learning and the creative process
31:12 - Elsa reflects the importance of the creative process and play when it comes to style
33:13 - Natalie shares who she looks to for style inspiration
35:37 - Elsa wraps up the episode
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In today’s episode of the Get Styled Podcast, Elsa welcomes friend and fellow stylist, Lauren Messiah! We’ll cover Lauren’s journey into style, her philosophy and approach to style, and how her career has evolved over time. Plus, Lauren and Elsa dish on why celebrity styling is no longer on their vision boards! If you’ve ever considered working with a personal stylist - or becoming one yourself - this episode might just be for you!
Lauren Messiah is revolutionizing the way people dress through her comprehensive approach to elevating one’s life through style, working from the inside out. With her signature method of combining style with personal development, Lauren bridges personal styling and life coaching to curate a closet and look that supports one’s goals and takes the stress and self-doubt out of looking one’s best. The stylist, educator and digital influencer has coached over 6,000 clients globally through her online courses.
Lauren's latest book, Style Therapy: 30 Days to Your Signature Style (Abrams), as a 30-day active approach to building a personal style and shedding emotional baggage. Through her book, she empowers readers to shop like a stylist, find clothes that support goals and build confidence to tackle any situation with the right look and attitude.
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https://laurenmessiah.com/Follow Lauren on InstagramFind Lauren on LinkedInSHOW NOTES
0:42 - Elsa introduces today’s special guest
2:23 - Lauren recalls her journey into the styling world
11:02 - Lauren reflects on what her relationship to styling was as a young person
14:28 - Lauren shares her definition of “style”, and Elsa and Lauren discuss their similar approaches to style
19:18 - Lauren and Elsa reflect on their time as a celebrity stylists - and what led each of them to leave that world
22:07 - Lauren details how she met Steve Harvey, launching a conversation about how we are always communicating - especially through style
25:45 - Lauren chronicles how her personal styling work evolved into The School of Style (and why it was so desperately needed at the time)
34:47 - Lauren talks about what she has been focused on since exiting The School of Style
41:23 - Lauren shares what she wishes everyone knew about clothing and personal style
44:42 - Episode wrap up
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In today’s episode of the Get Styled Podcast, Elsa tackles one of the most common and consistent topics she hears from women when it comes to style. She’s heard this from potential clients, to friends, loved ones, and of course, all over the social media-verse.
And that is the subject of waiting for our body to be thinner before we invest in our style.
This episode is all about the pervasive myth that smaller bodies = “easier” to dress. That small bodies are “the norm”. And that small bodies are better. Spoiler alert - it’s NOT true.
Today I’m tackling the belief that we need to be in a smaller, thinner body, BEFORE we go through the process of identifying our personal style, or working with a stylist, or before we can feel beautiful and confident in our skin.
This is something SO many women struggle with, so let’s dive in and put this myth to bed once and for all.
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Body Shape CalculatorSHOW NOTES
0:43 - Elsa introduces today’s podcast topic!
1:49 - On wanting to be healthy, and how that has been flipped into a societal obsession with thinness
2:23 - When we hold the belief that we are only worthy/beautiful at a certain size, here is the signal it sends…
3:45 - Elsa shares a utilitarian tool to fast track feeling better in your body, no matter what size you are (pssst - it has to do with your clothing!)
5:21 - Elsa implores: what is the cost to you if you put off feeling better about yourself?
6:42 - When we talk about style, it’s not really about the clothes…
7:20 - How to style and honor your body as it works for you and toward your goals
8:55 - On the true danger of this “waiting for a thinner body” mindset - and the importance of investing in style (whatever that looks like for you) on this journey
12:06 - Elsa describes considerations in shopping and wardrobe updates so you can develop your personal style even as your body changes
13:25 - On the power of dressing this deserving version of you, while looking forward to what the happiness and confidence will do for you in 6 months and beyond
14:04 - Elsa shares her process when considering an investment/purchase
15:30 - Elsa offers us a challenge as she wraps up the episode
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In today’s episode of the Get Styled Podcast, Elsa invites friend and musician, Stella Santana, to the show to talk about Stella’s journey in carving out her own path, outside of her famous family. We discuss everything from personal style and the creative process, to “going viral” and feeling whole in every season of life. So, settle in, and get ready for a conversation that will change how you approach your outer appearance to align with your mission and mindset.
Stella Santana’s sound exists beyond genre; for her, that means authenticity over artifice, quality over quantity and music akin to the songs she used to tape off the radio.
Granddaughter to legendary musicians Saunders King and Jose Santana, and daughter of acclaimed guitarist Carlos Santana, Stella hails from generations of musicality and continues the family legacy by establishing her own roots within the music scene.
She's not only a powerhouse woman but a new mother, which has heightened her passions for community, environmental and social issues while leaving her indelible mark on the music industry.
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Find Stella’s music on SpotifyFind Stella’s music on Apple MusicFollow Stella on InstagramSHOW NOTES
0:36 - Elsa introduces today’s special guest
3:44 - Stella shared what her goals were when she and Elsa met working with the same coach
9:02 - Stella details the experience that led to her exploration into creativity
15:12 - Stella and Elsa discuss awareness around transformation - when what you say and how you show up are in full alignment - and how style comes into play for an artist
19:10 - On style as art and staying in our creative zones
21:43 - Stella chronicles what her relationship was to style as a child - and what changed when she moved to New York
26:34 - Stella explains how her style evolution in New York coincided with having space to be a whole person
29:39 - Stella shares life adjustments over the last few years
33:46 - Stella discusses her music creation and release process - and how motherhood has her more embodied
39:00 - On heartbreak as a muse for so much creativity and creative collaboration
45:28 - Stella talks through what has shifted for her, style-wise, since becoming a mother
51:41 - On the push to “go viral” vs. substantial, aligned messaging
53:07 - Is everyone creative? And the intentionality behind Stella’s new EP
57:55 - Stella details her aim to work with individuals and freelancers instead of companies
1:04:36 - Episode wrap up
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In today’s episode of the Get Styled Podcast, Elsa sits down with client and friend, Anastassia Laskey, to break down her meet-cute - and subsequent love affair - with personal style! We talk about Ana’s relationship with clothing through the years, what first turned her on to a custom-tailored wardrobe, and how overwhelm around clothing decisions helped lead her to find her ease-filled personal style with Elsa! Buckle up - you are about to fall in love with style!
Anastassia Laskey has dedicated her career to empowering startups and entrepreneurial teams to make informed and timely decisions by leveraging customer insights. With a distinctive entrepreneurial outlook, she has held leadership roles in various startups, founded multiple companies, and provided guidance to numerous high-growth ventures. Currently, as the President and Founder of Ground Control Research, Ana focuses on helping companies harness tailored insights to enhance business decision-making. This approach leads to stronger market presence, accelerated growth, and increased operational efficiency.
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Referenced - Get Styled Episode 5: Intentionally Creating Your Future Self Through Style with Becca PiastrelliReferenced - Get Styled Episode 10: The Truth About Capsule Wardrobesgroundcontrolresearch.comFind Ana on InstagramFind Ana on LinkedInSHOW NOTES
0:36 - Elsa introduces today’s special guest!
2:33 - Ana discusses her relationship to clothing and style as a little girl
8:14 - Ana details how her approach to clothing and style shifted at a fashion market in Shanghai
16:20 - Ana shares what was going on for her when she reached out to work with Elsa
22:23 - Elsa shares why the Pinterest Board exercise she guides clients through is important - and why people continue to update them, years after working with her
27:21 - Ana talks about how working with Elsa has helped her wallet AND mental energy
32:31 - Elsa asks Ana where she finds her style inspiration since working with Elsa
34:26 - Ana, a Type A(++), discusses her ability to be more creative since working with Elsa
36:28 - Ana shares her definition of style
37:00 - Episode wrap up
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In today’s episode of the Get Styled Podcast, Elsa breaks down what a Capsule Wardrobe is and isn’t, and how to effectively create one, if you are considering that journey for yourself!
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Body Shape CalculatorSHOW NOTES
0:42 - Elsa introduces the idea of capsule wardrobes - and why they might seem like THE DREAM
1:51 - The Capsule Wardrobe requires an ABUNDANCE of data (and what that means)
4:10 - Why you don’t want to *just guess* with this HIGHLY curated type of wardrobe
5:25 - On the generic formula of the Capsule Wardrobe, and why just reading articles about it does not a Capsule Wardrobe make
6:10 - Wardrobes require experimentation, which REQUIRES play (and why it’s necessary to the styling process)
9:55 - Capsule Wardrobes are 100% possible, but they do take time
11:10 - Elsa’s advice to you, if you are looking to build your ultimate Capsule Wardrobe (and most wardrobes)
13:12 - Episode wrap up - and Elsa wants to hear from you!
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In today’s episode of the Get Styled Podcast, Elsa welcomes friend, and makeup artist to the stars, Delina Medhin! Delina recalls her journey into makeup artistry, discusses what a signature makeup look entails, and shares tips to erase the overwhelm around makeup, and show up as your full self, standing in your power with a full Signature Look!
A message from host Elsa Isaac: “Today, I went into my archives. A few years ago, I sat down with my friend, and we had a really good conversation about makeup and the role it plays in our confidence. After listening back to that conversation recently, I just knew it would be a conversation you would want to hear.”
Delina Medhin is a Celebrity Makeup Artist. Her client list includes Kamala Harris, Issa Rae, Alfre Woodard, Ilana Glazer, Phoebe Robinson, & more. Her work is published in Vogue, InStyle, NYTimes, Allure, ELLE, and Essence. She is a beauty brand ambassador for Chanel Beauty and Bobbi Brown Cosmetics. She is an On-Camera Beauty Expert on the Today Show. With her written beauty expert advice featured in Allure, Glamour, The CUT, TZR, Well + Good and Mind Body Green.
She is also the Host of her own series 'It Takes A Village', a video podcast, highlighting TOP Artists, Creators and Inventors sharing industry business strategy, and the Host of her own 6-episode series ‘Exploring Harlem’ focused on sharing and uplifting the beauty of black business in her neighborhood of 10 years, Harlem, New York City.
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RESOURCES + REFERENCES
Check out Delina’s makeup techniques in her catalog of Instagram Lives!Delina’s websiteSHOW NOTES
42:13 - Elsa introduces this conversation that she pulled from the archives…
1:00 - Elsa introduces her special guest, Delina Medhin!
2:07 - Elsa shares why she invited Delina onto the podcast, today!
3:20 - Delina shares what, as a child, she dreamed of doing when she grew up (and the programs her parents put her in to get her there)
7:31 - Delina shares her journey into makeup artistry
12:45 - Delina shares how she helps folks transform through their makeup
18:03 - Delina shares advice she would give a person with no experience/overwhelm who wants to create a makeup routine
21:36 - Delina shares what a “signature style” when it comes to makeup could look like - and how she helps people find theirs
27:18 - Delina shares why people typically come to her as their makeup artist
27:47 - Episode wrap up
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In today’s episode, Elsa welcomes client, friend, and all-around awesome human - Carey Peters - to the show! We discuss Carey’s relationship with style throughout her life and different pursuits, how style has impacted her business, and Carey finally reveals what she means when she refers to “The Elsa Effect”. Plus? Elsa and Carey go deep in conversation about how the fashion industry needs to change - and how we can help foster that change as consumers. Don’t miss this week’s episode of Get Styled!
Carey Peters has founded or co-founded 6 businesses, including Health Coach Institute, taking them from startup to revenues totaling over $200M. Health Coach Institute is the top rated dual health and life coach certificate training in the market, having trained over 36,000 coaches in over 100 countries around the world. Carey uses her 18 years of entrepreneurial experience to help other founders in 2 ways: she teaches them how to add certification trainings to their businesses that exponentially increase revenue and impact, and secondly she helps high-achieving female founders end the struggle with emotional eating and body image.
Currently based in Chicago, Carey holds a BFA in Acting from DePaul University and was a professional actress for 15 years in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. She lives with her husband and her beautiful 8 year old daughter, and outside of work, loves seeing theater, live music, and stand-up comedy.
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Health Coach Institute websiteCarey Peters on InstagramSHOW NOTES
0:43 - Elsa takes a moment to introduce her special guest and what they will be discussing today!
2:48 - Carey recalls where she was at in her life when she started working with Elsa, and what working with Elsa means to her
5:34 - Elsa shares that she didn’t know what Carey was going through when they started working together - and Carey shares why!
10:04 - Carey shares the only reason she didn’t collapse during such an overwhelming time in her life - and more on the notion of “going it alone”
12:34 - Carey shares why working with a personal stylist became a priority, even with the upheaval around her
17:12 - Carey emphasizes how much personal style is NOT a luxury or indulgence - and digs into what it IS
21:10 - Carey explains why you HAVE to take personal style seriously (and how Elsa helped Carey’s perspective around body size and style)
24:14 - Why a main goal of Elsa’s is to make people feel seen in their styles
26:33 - The clothing system is not set up to empower the end-user (BIG MISTAKE) - and Elsa and
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In today’s episode of the Get Styled Podcast, Elsa addresses BODY SHAPE! Referencing her very own Body Shape Calculator tool, she will walk you through how to get your correct measurements, explain how knowing your shape will eliminate overwhelm in the dressing room, and help you evolve in your personal style hassle-free, forevermore!
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Body Shape CalculatorSHOW NOTES
0:41 - What we are talking about today - and why it’s important!
2:15 - The four measurements Elsa uses to determine body shape - and how to calculate your body shape with Elsa’s FREE Body Shape Calculator!
3:46 - Why Elsa recommends you know your body shape
4:40 - Elsa shares her body shape and what that means for her, style-wise
5:34 - Using body shape to shop confidently (and minimize overwhelm!)
7:48 - How to make informed decisions re: tailoring that garment!
10:10 - On approaching sizing discrepancies
11:35 - Episode wrap up
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In today’s episode of the Get Styled Podcast, Elsa talks with her cousin - and model (and mother and activist and athlete and sommelier…) - Grace Mahary! We get her insight as someone who has worked in the fashion industry for years on the constant messaging thrown at us from the industry, and hear about her career and values, as well as how she’s been able to pivot into her many interests over the years.
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Grace’s Nonprofit: Project TsehighSHOW NOTES
0:43 - Elsa takes a moment to introduce her special guest and what they will be discussing today!
2:42 - Grace talks about how she grew up a tomboy - and what led her to modeling
4:30 - Grace explains how becoming a professional model at a young age really fast tracked her into the person she wanted - and was meant - to be, and Elsa marvels at witnessing Grace’s evolution
8:51 - A message to the fashion industry: we need more breast-feeding friendly dresses and fashionable clothing items
10:33 - How does Grace define her style? And how has her definition evolved since becoming a mother?
12:30 - How Grace wants to handle her growing children as they begin to express themselves through clothing
15:24 - Grace and Elsa discuss fashion as a mentally challenging industry to be a part of (even as a model!)
17:26 - How Grace has balanced strength and health in her career messaging, while honoring herself and how she wants to show up
19:26 - Grace went kicking and screaming into modeling - and how taking the opportunity blossomed into so much more
21:37 - Grace shares other avenues that have opened up since she took the right opportunity for herself - including her non-profit, Project Tsehigh
22:35 - Grace shares how she followed her curiosity (and confusion) about wine to become a sommelier!
25:55 - On Grace’s mission to make things that are inaccessible to people, accessible
26:50 - What style is about for Elsa: and the option to take full control of your own style
30:10 - Grace discusses some of her goals for the wine world
31:48 - Grace shares a career high (so far)
33:01 - Grace shares a career low
36:40 - Grace describes a couple garments she owns, loves, and feels confident in every time she wears them
38:36 - Who is Grace’s style icon (or, rather, who ARE THEY?)?
39:12 - Episode wrap up
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In today’s episode, Elsa welcomes client Becca Piastrelli to the show! Elsa and Becca talk about everything from the striking clarity that Becca has in her personal style (and how it happened), and the ever-looming temptation to copy others’ style (and lose yourself in the process), to how elevating Becca’s style to meet where she was going in life has brought her joy and success in dividends.
Becca Piastrelli is the author of Root & Ritual: Timeless Ways to Connect with Land, Lineage, Community & the Self, and is the host of the Belonging podcast. She teaches and speaks on the nature of belonging and what it means to be alive in the Age of Loneliness and holds retreats to help women reconnect with their rooted sense of self. She currently lives in the Hudson Valley of New York with her family where she gardens, cooks, mothers, and gathers with the ebb and flow of the seasons.
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Becca’s WebsiteBecca’s InstagramSHOW NOTES
0:41 - Introduction to today’s special guest: Becca Piastrelli
2:44 - Becca shares how her view on style has changed since beginning her work with Elsa
6:02 - Why working with Elsa was a clear decision for Becca, even with so much going on in her life (new baby, pandemic, book launch, etc), and how we need to show up to match our own hard work
9:26 - Becca shares her story of style and her body and how she got found clarity around her style direction
13:08 - Why Elsa calls herself the anti-fashion stylist - and some history around loss of expressing our belonging through fashion
14:31 - There are options out there, you just have to take control of the narrative and make it yours
15:36 - On the issue of taking fashion marketing personally
16:08 - Becca discusses her most recent life changes and meeting who she is becoming in style
20:35 - How Becca feels her approach to style will impact her daughter
22:56 - Who Becca looks to for style inspiration - and the important reason she chooses personal style over trends (and someone else’s style) every time
27:30 - Why you should note inspiration when it happens
28:17 - The ever-looming temptation to copy someone else’s style
29:58 - On embracing the practice of returning garments you don’t like for the sake of experimentation
31:20 - Becca shares the garment in her closet that makes her feel beautiful, confident, and the best version of herself!
32:44 - Episode wrap up!
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In today’s episode, Elsa talks with us all about tailoring. Tailoring is a conversation that Elsa has with every one of her clients, and she is always surprised at how few women utilize tailors! Elsa really hopes this episode empowers more women to understand that, when you are in the fitting room, and you feel like nothing fits, it’s not about your body. YOUR BODY IS NOT WRONG. It’s time to take your power back and learn when to tailor, how to gauge pricing for tailoring services, and more - right now on the Get Styled Podcast!
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SHOW NOTES
0:43 - What are we talking about today? TAILORING!
1:31 - Why clothing doesn’t fit, and the #1 reason to consider a tailor
2:57 - Elsa shares how she helps clients determine, not only if they love a garment, but if they should get a garment tailored
7:24 - Tailoring can often make lower priced garments look more expensive - and Elsa walks us through a recent tailoring job she had done
9:35 - Why Elsa feels so much more confident in the clothes she’s had tailored (another perk of tailoring!)
10:32 - It’s time to think about why you aren’t wearing some of the pieces you aren’t wearing (an exercise for cleaning out your closet)
12:46 - Elsa tells us how to find a good local tailor!
16:30 - Why tailoring is so important - and why Elsa is so good at her job!
17:38 - Episode wrap up
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In today’s episode of the Get Styled Podcast, Elsa Isaac welcomes her dear friend: Wil Van Zyl! Wil, with his business partner and wife Joanna, owns and operates Nova Music Group, a full-service music and entertainment management company. AND, Wil played an integral role in Elsa’s journey to becoming THE personal stylist to a powerful businesswomen.
Elsa and Wil discuss his journey into the music industry, how they’ve influenced one another (including her Stylist origin story!!), and how they look forward to growing in their respective industries AND in their friendship.
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RESOURCES + REFERENCES
novamusicgroup.com@novamusicgroup on InstagramSHOW NOTES
0:43 - Elsa introduces today’s special guest - and why he’s joining her!
2:18 - Elsa and Wil share how they know one another!
6:01 - Elsa shares how she got her start in styling - and how Wil made it happen!
8:02 - A question 20 years in the making: Elsa asks Wil why he thought she could be a stylist - something she had never done before!
13:52 - How Wil influenced Elsa (including helping her trust herself)
15:19 - Wil shares a bit about his childhood
19:45 - Wil discusses what sparked his desire to work in the music industry
22:35 - Why energy is so important in the building of community
23:48 - When Wil was developing artists, what does he recall his ultimate goal was with their image?
25:45 - Trying to force a style on someone never sticks - and why Elsa shifted from commercial styling to personal styling
30:32 - Elsa wonders out loud if she would be on a different path if not for Wil…
31:32 - Wil explains what his business has evolved from - and to (and what it’s like operating a business with your family)
34:40 - Episode wrap up
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Today, Elsa welcomes Dr. Uché Blackstock - longtime friend and client, speaker, physician, and New York Times bestselling author - to the show! They discuss Uché’s upbringing and inspiration behind everything from her career to her style, and Uché shares how the pandemic pushed her to show UP - leading her down the path of personal style with Elsa!
Dr. Uché Blackstock received both undergraduate and medical degrees from Harvard University, making her and her twin sister, Oni, the first Black mother-daughter legacies from Harvard Medical School. Today, she is one of the country’s leading health equity advocates and a powerful voice on racial justice. A bestselling author and Harvard-trained emergency physician with over 17 years of experience, Dr. Blackstock is the founder and CEO of Advancing Health Equity. She is a regular medical contributor for MSNBC and legislators across the country have used her research and knowledge as a basis for policy changes. A powerful speaker, Dr. Blackstock talks to organizations across the country about the deep inequities that still exist in the U.S. healthcare system and the leap of faith she took to start a business. Her debut book ‘Legacy: A Black Physician Reckons with Racism in America’ made the New York Times best seller in its first week and is available here and everywhere books are sold.
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Dr. Uché’s WebsiteDr. Uché’s Instagram Dr. Uché’s LinkedinSHOW NOTES
0:35 - A brief introduction to today’s special guest!
1:38 - Elsa and Uché recall how they met
4:22 - Uché shares a bit about her childhood growing up in Crown Heights (Brooklyn)
7:45 - Uché shares the inspiration behind her first book, Legacy
13:00 - Uché always talks about showing up as your full, authentic self, no matter the environment. How has she shown up as her authentic self through the years?
16:30 - Black folks have all kinds of barriers to break through - how does Uché have the capacity to be able to explore her own multitudes, creativity, be playful, etc?
20:04 - Uché shares her thought process behind deciding to invest in herself and work with Elsa
24:05 - Elsa shares one of the reasons she works almost exclusively with female professionals
25:10 - How the pandemic pushed Uché to show UP up
27:55 - Uché reflects on her style journey from the time she started working with Elsa - and the permission she feels she’s
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In Elsa’s very first podcast episode, she shares why she wanted to start the Get Styled Podcast, and why NOW is the perfect time for it! She explores why people should care about personal style, sharing her personal style philosophy and the incredible impact that wearing clothes you feel beautiful and confident in has had on her clients over the last 20 years (and, believe me, it’s GOOD).
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SHOW NOTES
0:35 - What we are talking about on the podcast today!0:58 - Elsa answers the questions: why do you have a podcast about personal style? Why should I care? (including how personal style can be advantageous in life)
5:12 - Elsa shares a bit about her personal style philosophy
9:11 - Elsa explains why style is an important thing to consider as a career woman
12:52 - Elsa shares her favorite part - and why!
15:41 - What you can look forward to on the Get Styled Podcast!
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Hey, I’m Elsa Isaac - personal wardrobe stylist for ambitious women professionals.
I started this podcast because I want to have deep and meaningful conversations about the clothes we wear, and the impact personal style has on our lives. You’ll hear stories from beautifully daring women as they share their journeys of embracing themselves fully and showing up as their best selves.
This show is about endless possibilities for you, for me, and for anyone who is ready to be seen.
I’m so glad you’re here.
This is the Get Styled Podcast.
