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Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Origins: A Year With The Style Weaver: My Story

Origins: A Year With The Style Weaver: My Story
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
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The Style Weaver is one year old! First, I want to say thank you to everyone who has stopped by, posted comments, read the posts or watched the videos. I hope you’ve been inspired by the stories of the greats in fashion, while learning about the best brands and designers that have created a global business from their passion for fashion, style, and luxury. This blog has provided an outlet for me to read, research, and write about the things I’ve always wanted to know about fashion while sharing my thoughts on an industry I have been passionate about for many years. From Origins to Passion Pays to the new Decades series everything I write about represents my curiosities and interests as they relate to the industry.  So much has happened this year to influence what you see on the blog today, and in this post I’m going to take you on the journey I took to create The Style Weaver, so here we go. This is my story…so far, anyway...

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Thursday, January 1, 2015

Inspirations: Girl Boss, The Glitter Plan, and The Woman I Wanted to Be

Inspirations: Girl Boss, The Glitter Plan, and The Woman I Wanted to Be
Thursday, January 1, 2015
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This isn't a book review. It’s a collection of inspirations and lessons learned from fearless women in the fashion and retail industry.

Girl Boss

Sophia Amoruso, CEO of Nasty Gal, built her business on eBay and then grew it to become a multi-million dollar online retailer, and in 2014 opened her first offline store in Los Angeles.

In deciding to read Girl Boss I was looking to soak in everything I could about online businesses and to understand the process of creating a brand and a work environment in today’s entrepreneurial generation. I knew that Nasty Gal was a mecca for Jeffrey Campbell shoes and had a great assortment of club outfits that were on trend yet still edgy, but I had no idea about the person who built the business.


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