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Designer 2 Designer S2 E2. Loud Brand Studios: The Truth Behind Overnight Success with Jedidiah DuyileBefore Jedidiah paused the internet with Kylie Jenner wearing her Vashtie dress in 2020, she was made redundant from her full-time job just a month before. What seemed like an overnight success was actually, at the time, 4 years in the making - and what comes with overnight growth isn’t always glamorous.Born into a Nigerian and Ghanian lineage, influenced by her hometown of Hackney East London, Jedidiah always had a flair for fashion, and creativity was encouraged in her home. So it was no surprise that whilst studying Fashion Journalism at London College of Fashion, she knew ve...

2021-06-1455 min

Designer 2 Designer S2 E1. Hanifa: Quitting, Soul-Searching then Building a 7-Figure Brand with Anifa MvuembaAnifa Mvuemba is the founder of luxury womenswear label, Hanifa. Born in Nairobi, Kenya to two Congolese parents, Anifa migrated with her family to the US during the war. Anifa studied Fashion Merchandising briefly at Morgan State University, whilst her parents thought she was studying business, but she dropped out to pursue what she really wanted, fashion design.She self taught herself how to create garments and began taking custom orders, saying yes to everything and learning on the go. Anifa has experienced many ups and downs during the period of running her business, at one point...

2021-06-071h 34

Designer 2 Designer EP 24: How Bad do You Want it? with Izayla Founder, I'sha DunstonEver wondered how to get featured in Vogue, GQ, or Marie Claire? Well, I’ve teamed up with PR Dispatch, a London-based PR company, to give you all the tea, tools, and tricks. We’ll touch on reaching out to publications, the do’s and don’ts, how you can do PR yourself, why PR is essential, and sooo many other gems you can’t find anywhere - coming directly from a successful PR agency. Not to mention you’ll get a free virtual goodie bag which will include a PR checklist, access to our marketing workshop, and 20% off the entry pl...

2021-03-2956 min

Designer 2 Designer EP 23: From Cousins to Co-Founders, Dressing Maya Jama & Nightmare Manufacturers with Kam & SharonKam and Sharon are cousins turned co-founders of British womenswear brand, For the Frill. The pair grew up very close living together, attending the same schools, and vacationing. In 2019 Kam, who is 27 working in banking, and Sharon 28 working in housing, launched For the Frill which they describe has a chic, elegant style for empowered women who are unafraid to turn heads.Whilst they had and have this amazing vision of where their brand could take them, it hasn’t come without its challenges, the biggest one being a year delayed launch due to incompetent manufacturers they found on...

2021-03-2256 min

Designer 2 Designer EP 22: Clothing Production with Fashion Manufacturing CEO, Emily RainesEmily Raines is the CEO of a UK-based clothing manufacturing company, The Fashion Studio. With 2 locations, a showroom in Central London and a factory in Bedford, this is a great factory to consider working with - especially if you’re looking to start producing clothing soon.I thought it was timely to talk to Emily at this point because we’ve had our workshop, which by the way if you missed it, you can purchase the recording on our website. I’m also in the middle of group coaching where a lot of our designers are looking to lau...

2021-03-1534 min

Designer 2 Designer EP 21: How to Start a Swimwear Brand with Aimee KewnAimee Kewn is the founder of Goldesse Swimwear which is a sustainable swimwear brand ethically made in the UK. As well as the founder of The Swimwear Start-Up which helps ambitious female founders build their own swimwear brands. Aimee actually helped Candy launch her swimwear brand who I interviewed on Episode 6 so make sure you give that a listen too.In this episode, we spoke about Aimee’s sudden firing from her job and then moving to Canada in a matter of weeks which is when she decided to launch her first swimwear brand with a co-founder. Th...

2021-03-0859 min

Designer 2 Designer EP 19: From 0 to Six Figures in 3 Months, Building a Cult Brand and Side Hustling with Aimee SmaleI’m so excited for this week's episode as we have a highly anticipated guest on the show. Not only is she a new designer, she managed to bring her brand to the six-figure mark in 3 months, get featured in Vogue, and has built a cult community around it.Aimee Smale is our guest this week, she is an Essex gal born into a really hard-working family, she saw her dad go from a salesman to owning a business which had a positive influence on Aimee’s work ethic. Aimee studied and pursued Fashion Buying before becoming a bu...

2021-02-1554 min

Designer 2 Designer EP 18: Full-time Banker Turned Designer & Early Fashion Start-up Lessons with Sonia ShahHello, Designers! This week we are joined with Sonia Shah, a North Londoner who comes from a family of entrepreneurs. Sonia Shah talks to us about her upbringing influenced her work ethic, how wearing the same clothes as everyone in university sparked the idea to create a fashion brand and start-up fashion business lessons.I love talking to designers especially those who are balancing their full-time job with a business because I’ve been there and I know many of you may be in that position in yourself. Sonia also mentions how The Entry Platform has helped he...

2021-02-0849 min

Designer 2 Designer EP 17: Building a Luxury Shoe Line and a Celebrity Cosmopolitan Magazine Feature with Dian DubeClothing Manufacturing 101 Workshop - TICKETS HERE.Hello, Designers! This week our guest is Dian Dube, founder of By Dose, a British luxury shoe line. Dian originally started off as a stylist and hosting events to connect like-minded individuals together. I actually attended one of her events, it was women only and we had to all wear white - there was a panel that featured Chloe Williams who I interviewed on Episode 14 of this podcast.In this episode, Dian and I discuss the pivot she made into becoming a shoe designer, where her love of fashion...

2021-02-0138 min

Designer 2 Designer EP 16: Opera Singer Turned All-Inclusive, Sustainable Fashion Designer with Suzanne VinnikWelcome to the Designer 2 Designer podcast. This week our guest is Suzanne Vinnik, founder of by Vinnik, a sustainable all-inclusive womenswear brand based in Los Angeles. What’s really interesting about Suzanne’s story is that she was originally an opera singer, she’s sang in front of royalty but her initial love of fashion from her childhood brought her back to it years later.Suzanne talks about getting through the rough periods such as being in an abusive marriage and periods where she struggled financially, but her positive and resourceful attitude has pushed her to be in an...

2021-01-2546 min

Designer 2 Designer EP 15: Creating a Niche Brand, Clothing Manufacturing & Multitasking with Jade EgemonyeWelcome back to D2D! This week we are joined with Jade Egemonye, the founder of Rozana LDN, a womenswear brand for the tall ladies! Jade is 6ft tall and finding nice, affordable clothing has been a struggle. Tall ranges, especially within the UK, are pretty much non-existent so Jade has boldly gone to cater to a market that the fashion industry doesn’t pay enough attention to.Jade gets into so much from manufacturing nightmares, how to approach manufacturers on Alibaba, and how she found her confidence as a tall woman. She also explains how she ma...

2021-01-181h 05

Designer 2 Designer EP 14: Organically Building a Fashion Brand and the Challenges of Entrepreneurship with Chloe WilliamsWelcome back to D2D! Today we are joined with Chloe Williams, or you may know her as Chloe Chanel on Instagram, formerly the co-founder of Mama’s Boutique which she has now solely rebranded to Embi Studio. I discovered Mama’s Boutique when I was about 16/17 years old and the brand played such a pivotal role in my dream to be a fashion designer. There was nothing like it at the time and it was my first experience seeing young women (especially black women) create a clothing brand from scratch - I was so inspired not just by the...

2021-01-111h 00

Designer 2 Designer EP 13: Creating a Made-to-Order Brand in the Middle of a Pandemic with Yasmina OssaiHappy New Year designers! We are back to resuming our weekly schedule. Thank you so much for your patience with us, as you saw the end of 2020 was (amazingly) busy with new launches going on but in 2021 we’re only going to get better! Our aim this year is to support you to the fullest and be a source of inspiration - that’s it. That’s the tweet.This week we are joined with Yasmina Ossai (@yao.mina), a womenswear fashion designer from London who’s brand, Minanovski (@minanovski), launched right in the middle of the UK’s firs...

2021-01-0447 min

Designer 2 Designer EP 12: Soleil - Luxury Bags & Travel Accessories with founder, Sol PargaStumbling into Personal Branding Book - www.theentryplatform.com/shopThis week we are joined with Sol Parga, the founder of Soleil, a luxury bag and accessories brand. Sol is originally from Spain but attended school in Switzerland before studying fashion design at Istituto Marangoni in London. After her education, Sol worked a couple of internships before landing her first job as a designer for a Madrid-based company which furthered her knowledge in things she’d later find useful such as pricing and communicating with suppliers.Today we discuss Sol’s journey so far creating a su...

2020-12-0251 min

Designer 2 Designer EP 11: KÍLÈNTÁR - Making an Impact with Michelle AdepojuStumbling into Personal Branding Book - www.theentryplatform.com/shopThis week we have Michelle Adepoju, a British-born Nigerian who is the founder of KÍLÈNTÁR. Michelle has a background in PR & marketing but after a year working in the industry in Nigeria and then consumer marketing in London, she needed something different. KÍLÈNTÁR was originally an idea to be a marketplace for African designers but Michelle didn’t have enough funds to create this and thought she’d create her own pieces instead. The reception she received was reassuring and so her brand...

2020-11-2347 min

The Tembo Way 10. Who I Was and Who I AmOn this episode, I talk to Jurell Fajardo. He shares his experience in starting up his own following on twitch as well as his testimony. Heartbreak and life lessons are central in this episode as we expound on the sacrifices to one's self and how that can help you grow! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tembo/support

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The Tembo Way 9. Eventually It Stops HurtingOn this episode, Founder Paul Ochieng reflects on the benefits of pain and how it encourages you to grow. Paul speaks about the requirements needed from one's self in order to continue growth and avoid decline in whatever area you may be struggling with. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tembo/support

2019-05-1315 min

The Tembo Way 8. Finally Fulfilled - Hannah MbunguOn this episode, I talk to Hannah about her life journey and how she got to where she is today. Hannah shares about how she did not know what her true purpose in life was and shares about the journey to that destination as well as truly understanding who she is because she finally became fulfilled. She also shares about her fight against becoming a teacher on a remote island and the pull that ultimately led her to her calling in that field! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tembo/support

2019-05-0658 min

The Tembo Way 7. Who is the Test Maker? - Dr. Kyle Rice Part 2On this episode, we continue talking with Dr. Kyle Rice. If you want to know how to guarantee amazing success and results on your exams, Dr. Rice shares some of his tips that can push you to win! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tembo/support

2019-04-2926 min

The Tembo Way 6. Define Failure - Dr. Kyle Rice Part 1On this episode, we talk to Dr. Kyle Rice about the obstacles he faced growing up and what it took to overcome his testing anxiety that started in his childhood. Dr. Rice shares about how he was able to confidently build a system that not only led him to score a perfect 800 on his NPTE board exam, but how he has taken that skill and system and taught it to other aspiring students so that they too could do the same! You don't want to miss this episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tembo/support

2019-04-2250 min

The Tembo Way 5. Pushing Past My Limits - Dr. Danielle McDonaldOn this episode, we look back at an interview with then student physical therapist and now Dr. Danielle McDonald as she shared her life story. In particular, she speaks about being the kid who loved learning and made it her mission to pass with flying colours in all her endeavours. Danielle speaks about pushing past her limits and what it took to reach where she is today. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tembo/support

2019-04-1527 min

The Tembo Way 4. Heart Break and Hurricanes - Gideon Nyakundi Part 2On this episode we continue our conversation and dig deeper into how heart break truly affected Gideon on his journey and what it was like to be stuck on an island in the middle of a hurricane. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tembo/support

2019-04-0851 min

The Tembo Way 3. Finding Purpose & Blessings in Disguise - Gideon Nyakundi Part 1On this episode, I had the opportunity to talk with Gideon Nyakundi about finding purpose and how it applied to his life as well as the blessings in disguise that ultimately led to him attending medical school. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tembo/support

2019-04-0247 min

The Tembo Way 2. Training Your Mindset: Why winning the moment mattersCo-founder Paul sits down to discuss on the topic of training your mindset and why winning the moment matters. He digs into what it takes to win when establish successful habits. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tembo/support

2018-10-1915 min

The Tembo Way 1. Dr. Chanelle YoderWe sit down with Dr. Chanelle Yoder as she opens up and shares her story of struggle. Buckle in and get ready to hear the story of your life!! One of the things that makes Chanelle AMAZING isn't just her story but how she's essentially become bullet proof. The journey she went through not only gave her the strength to share her experience, but to do so in a way that presents complete vulnerability. Chanelle truly exemplifies what it means to walk through the fire and come out on the other side stronger and fireproof! Enjoy! --- Support this podcast...

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