Final episode of Season 4 and we’re gonna be chatting with one of our fav types of podcast guests: female founders that wanna empower other young people to be their own game-changers.

 And we got that on today’s episode with CEO and founder of the adaptive apparel and intimates brand, Liberare, Emma Butler. A Brown University graduate living in Paris, Emma created Liberare as a way to fuse fashion, function, accessibility and disability representation together. So their line of lingerie and loungewear (like the best bras you’ll find!) have connected with thousands of buyers after just over two years!  

Here’s the Four Hot Takeaways from the podcast episode: 

1. At 4:04, Emma drops her life superlatives like the best customer review, her fashion dos and don’ts, and why she decompresses at the start of her days instead the end. 
2. Jump to 13:50, Dominique and Emma get talking about the young entrepreneur lifestyle, and give you unlimited access to advice that’ll get you prepared to start your own businesses. Plus, we’ve got the TOP TIPS you’ll wanna give to all your “healthy/non-disabled” coworkers/bosses so they can express themselves freely and create a flexible, adaptive and comfortable work environment that’s inclusive. 
3. STORY TIME at 36:14, brings us that one time Emma went on a first date and why she may have pulled out a Liberare bra for her date to see…true story, promise!  
4. End the podcast at 40:31 talking about how you can plan an important role making fashion more inclusive to fuel all your clothes-lover needs. Emma and Dominique get super real on how to combat the misconception of “health over fashion,” what actually makes clothes boost confidence especially on those flareup days, and how your consumer role can make the fashion industry more diverse in-front AND behind the scenes for optimal change. 

Please like, comment, subscribe and share this episode, follow Emma and Liberare @liberare.co on Tiktok and Instagram.

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