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This week, I’m joined by Rachel Webb, founder of Vagary the Label, to chat about finding her personal style and creating the clothes she always wished she could buy.
Rachel shares how bullying and frustrating shopping experiences shaped her relationship with fashion, her move from photography to running her own label.
We also talk about representation, building a community and why a simple message from a customer can make the hard days worth it. 🤍
Sarah Bolt's modelling journey began after being scouted in New York, but the reality of the industry was very different from what she expected.
In this episode, we talk about the pressure to have your life figured out, dealing with insecurities, learning to stop comparing yourself to others, and how Sarah found a new passion behind the camera as a photographer. It's an honest conversation about confidence, growth, and finding your own path.
🎙️ ABOUT CURVE LANE
Curve Lane is a podcast where honest conversations meet fashion, creativity, body image and the people helping shape a more inclusive industry.
Hosted by Bruna Lapinskas.
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Photographer Account: https://www.instagram.com/bysarahbolt/
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Curve Lane takes NYC! 🗽🎙️
In this 20-minute Curve Lane Express, I sit down with photographer and author Lydia Hudgens to talk about growing up in the ’90s, confidence, plus-size representation and working behind the camera in fashion.
We also chat Fashion Week and her book PLUS: Expanding the Frame, celebrating plus-size bodies and stories. 🤍
Link to shop https://smithstreetbooks.com/catalogue/plus/
Australia’s first plus-size fashion magazine is changing the way bigger bodies are represented in fashion.
In this episode of Curve Lane, I sit down with Curve Rapport co-founders Natalie Wakeling and Vasiliki Bruzzano to talk about what inspired them to create the magazine, the gap they saw in Australian fashion media, and what it takes to build something that didn’t exist before.
We talk representation, creating space in an industry that hasn’t always made room for us, and why plus-size belongs in fashion — period.
https://curverapport.com
Welcome to the very first episode of Curve Lane.
Before the guests, the conversations and the stories, I wanted to start by sharing mine.
In this solo episode, I take you behind the scenes of my journey as a curve model: the highs, the rejections, the pressure to fit into the Fashion Industry standards, and the impact that had on my confidence and mental health.
This is the story behind why Curve Lane exists, and why these conversations matter.
Thanks for being here. 💛
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🎙️ ABOUT CURVE LANE
Curve Lane is a podcast where honest conversations meet fashion, creativity, body image and the people helping shape a more inclusive industry.
Hosted by Bruna Lapinskas.
—
Follow Curve Lane:
Apple Podcast
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/curve-lane-podcast/id6802881283
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/curvelanepodcast/
TikTok:
https://www.tiktok.com/@curvelanepodcast?_r=1&_t=ZS-997cNKhacRY
https://www.facebook.com/CurveLanepodcast?mibextid=wwXIfr&mibextid=wwXIfr
Follow Bruna:
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YouTube:
PORT https://www.youtube.com/@brunalapinskas
ENG https://www.youtube.com/@BrunaLapinskasEN
A new lane is opening. 🎙️
Real conversations, different journeys and voices from across the curve and plus-size industry.
Curve Lane — coming soon.
Your Voice, Your Lane.
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