by Meg Rohs Maybe it was the postpartum hormones or the fact that I was in quarantine while being on maternity leave making me a little crazy, but I was determined to do more than just survive my days working from home. I wanted to thrive in them. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a huge […]
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Working From Home? 3 Easy Ways to Level Up Your Loungewear by Sandra Martinelli of @shopdelicora
by Sandra Martinelli Calling all quaran-queens: It’s time to level up your loungewear. We’ve all heard it before… “Dressing up makes you feel better.” I agree. However, if you are one of the millions currently working from home during the shelter in place, you know how difficult it is to get out of your yoga […]
How to Connect at a Networking Event (Without Saying A Word)
by Latrice Cole We all know it’s necessary for growth professionally or personally, but let’s be honest, it can be dreadful, intimidating, and downright awkward. What do you wear? Do you suck it up and wear the four-inch heels? How do you sell yourself? Do you humble-brag about your degree, or do you grit your […]
Why Living With Less is Actually Better For the Planet and Its People by @twofoldclothing
by Morgan Wagstaff How might living with less actually be better for the planet and its people? Living with less is so much more than just not buying things. It’s about living with intentionality, building habits that make daily life less hectic and purchasing only the things that bring us joy or serve a purpose. […]
Brand, Sweat, and Tears: How Much Does It Take to Start a Fashion Brand by @amanda_curtis of @19thAmendment
by Amanda Curtis | Featured Contributor How much does it take to start a fashion brand? Blood, sweat, tears, and between $300,000 – $3 million upfront. Granted, it’s quite a range, but this is what it takes to launch a fashion brand in 2015 and there is no guarantee of success. The risk is so high that 60% […]
With The Right Tools, Creatives are Great at Business by @amanda_curtis
by Amanda Curtis | Featured Contributor Stop calling creatives bad at business. Creative types who are driven and can execute are excellent at business. As a creative who spends a lot of time with business types, I hear all too often the perception that fashion designers are right-brained individuals who are not naturally good at business, which […]