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Emily challenges traditional fashion culture and encourages women to discover and protect the truest version of themselves…
- By constructing wardrobes thoughtfully and responsibly over a long period of time
- By dressing in ways appropriate to their roles to increase productivity
- By working through image insecurities as a method of facing larger self-esteem issues
Emily creates comfortable, washable skirts that allow women to transition through their many roles, as she transitions through her roles of mother, wife and entrepreneur.
- Her original patterns are drawn by hand
- Her fabrics are sourced responsibly
- Her skirts are sewn in her home studio
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- Why Emily started a fashion brand in the first place
- The iterative process Emily goes through to make her skirts fit women of all sizes
- The lies that fashion culture tells us and what Emily is doing to debunk those myths
- Emily’s vision for her dream retail concept
- Emily’s experience starting to work with a fair trade factory on a new accessory project
- What fuels Emily as an entrepreneur
- The silver lining of a time of slow social media growth
- Emily’s tips for styling a skirt with weather appropriate footwear
- How Emily used zero waste fashion to start a conversation about zero waste lives on her Instagram
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