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In this week's episode, we sat down with Kate Spade Co founder, and Francis Valentine Founder, Elyce Arons.
Kate Spade is a multi billion dollar fashion brand that revolutionized the affordable luxury market in the early 2000s. After selling Kate Spade, Elyce started yet another highly successful fashion brand called Frances Valentine.
In this episode, Elyce shared the key principles and secrets behind her success in building incredible fashion brands. I hope that these insights are invaluable in your understanding and approach to starting, and growing fashion brands. -
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In this week's episode, we sat down with APPARIS founders Amelie Brick and Lauren Nouchi
APPARIS (https://www.instagram.com/apparis/?hl=en) is a fashion brand that is redefining ethical fashion. They offer elevated alternatives to luxury animal derived products like leather and faux fur,and have multiple famous investors like supermodel Karlie Kloss. APPARIS is a perfect case study for any fashion entrepreneurs or designers that aspire to build the ethical brands of the future, or at least learn how to become a more ethical conscious brand.
This episode is a masterclass on the foundations that you need to understand in order to start an ethical fashion brand, or implement a more ethically conscious approach to your products. Due to the deep nature of this topic, this conversation will be divided into 2 parts. In this first part of our conversation revolved around building your first product, building your production infrastructure, your most important roles and first team hires, expanding into other categories, and an introduction on building the foundations necessary for growth and scale. -
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In this week's episode, we sat down with Julius Juul, co-founder of fashion brand Heliot Emil.
In my opinion, Heliot Emil is definitely in the conversation for one of the most successful new-generation fashion brands. Julius and his brother, were both making waves in fashion media before they were 30 years old, and now they have become an international success story in fashion that is hard to miss. They went from 2 brothers making clothes in a small studio to now being in over one hundred stores worldwide. And they have done this, with zero investors.
But how did they do this? And what have they learned in the process?
This conversation is a masterclass on how every entrepreneur should approach this industry. It will leave you with a clear idea of how Julius and his brother achieved their success, an understanding of how brands evolve and grow, and the things that are required from you as a fashion leader. -
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On this week's episode, we sat down with R13 Founder Chris Leba. We spoke about everything he grew R13 into a multi-million dollar fashion brand by learning about himself, and by learning how to balance the creative with the business side of fashion. -
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On this week's episode, we sat down with Ulla Johnson's CEO, Donata Minelli. We spoke about the key things that small brands and upcoming fashion leaders must know. Including what's at the heart of fashion today, business foundations, and how to grow a fashion brand. -
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GANNI is a brand that has captivated the global fashion scene with its distinctive blend of contemporary aesthetics and sustainable practices. In this episode, we sat down with GANNI's Director of Business Development Cristina Schaub. Cristina gave us an exclusive look into the company's journey towards international acclaim. Exploring GANNI's strategic approach to global expansion, our conversation sheds light on how the brand has successfully balanced its unique identity with the demands of diverse markets around the world. -
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In this episode of Beyond Fashion Business, we spoke with the founder of RTA (Road To Awe) David Rimokh. In this conversation David shared his journey, lessons, and a practical blueprint for aspiring fashion entrepreneurs. Which includes David's path to success, including the challenges he faced and the determination that drove him forward. -
In this week's episode, we sit down with the founders of Varsity, a leading name in luxury headwear. We delve into what it takes to constantly chase the ideal of the perfect product, especially in the competitive world of fashion accessories. Our guests Alex and Seb share their experiences and challenges in starting and growing a headwear brand, offering a realistic look at the highs and lows of the journey. From business strategies to evolving as a leader, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in fashion entrepreneurship.
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In this week's episode, we discussed the key principles to building a perfect fashion brand: simplicity in merchandising and processes, staying focused on your brand's vision and operations, disciplined & patient decision-making, and reliable production infrastructure.
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In this week's episode, we sat down with experienced fashion executives turned entrepreneurs Adrien Forrey & Victor Lindh. We dive into the raw reality of the fashion startup journey, why experience alone isn't enough when starting a fashion brand, and how partnering with the right business partner can make or break your success.
For clips and video version of this podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCALRJUvCL5a15ZwW7dcpCyA
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In this week's episode, we sat down with House of Dagmar founders and sisters Karin Söderlind, and Sofia Wallenstam. A conversation about the journey behind starting House of Dagmar, a legendary Swedish brand that after 20 years, had to rethink what it means to sell fashion. The brand has had many successes and failures, but remembering who are are and where you come from is the one thing you need to succeed, and for your brand to last for the ages.
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"The fashion world is evolving before us, with winter on the horizon. Much like a farmer, a founder must discern the current season and adapt their brands accordingly. Just as a farmer relishes the bounty of spring while also bracing for winter, so too must we be ready for the shifts in our industry."
Preview of my recent podcast conversation with Flattered Co-founder & CEO Gustav Lidén for The Future of Fashion Business. In this episode, we spoke about the evolution of the D2C fashion landscape and why brands need to adapt to different business seasons.
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This this week's episode, we sat down with Copenhagen Cartel founder Katrine Lee Larsen. In this episode, we talked about:
1) How Katrine started s successful sustainable fashion brand with no fashion or sustainability experience.
2) How being on the TV show Shark Tank exploded her success.
3) The roadmap to her brand's success.
3) Why she decided to quit her role as CEO.
5) Dealing with depression and stress as a founder.
For clips and video version of this podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCALRJUvCL5a15ZwW7dcpCyA
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In this week's episode, we sat down with ex-Unilever marketing executive turned entrepreneur Ashley Boyce. Ashley Boyce is a marketing expert passionate about growing business through innovation and purposeful storytelling. She is a successful entrepreneur with extensive experience launching highly successful new brands and new categories on some of Unilever’s largest beauty and personal care brands, including AXE and Dove. In today's conversation, we spoke about how young brands can differentiate themselves in today's highly competitive landscape by discovering their customer and having an experiential approach to marketing.
For clips and video version of this podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCALRJUvCL5a15ZwW7dcpCyA
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In this episode, we talked with fashion executive and CEO of BANDIER, Kate Nadolny. our conversation revolved around the art of building global fashion brands through 3 main principles: Organizational engineering (hiring), an in-depth understanding of pricing, and learning how to create an adaptive strategy.
Kate is a highly accomplished retail executive and startup advisor with a proven track record in operations, strategic management, and business development. She is responsible for the recent branding repositioning of BANDIER, a multi-million dollar American activewear brand founded by Jennifer Bandier in 2014 .
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In this episode, we sat down with EO Products Co-Founder Brad Black and discussed the business, personal, and spiritual foundations necessary to build a business powerhouse. EO Products is a family-owned, zero-waste, vegan, and cruelty-free beauty & personal care company that has thrived in a very competitive and difficult industry for over 30 years.
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In this episode, we sat down with entrepreneur Matt Altman to share his deeply valuable experience on manufacturing and managing a production process.
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