How'd She Do That?

How'd She Do That?

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How'd She Do That? episodes

  • 173. Emily DiDonato, Co-Founder of Covey, On Building The Ultimate Skincare Line With Her Best Friend, Her Top Lessons Learned From Years of Modeling, and How Motherhood Changed Everything

    Today's guest is Emily DiDonato, Supermodel and Co-Founder of the Covey routine.

    A native New Yorker., Emily has been modeling for over ten years and has been featured on the cover of numerous magazines such as Vogue, Numero, Marie Claire, Elle and more. She has been the face and spokesmodel for Maybelline New York for ten years and has fronted campaigns for brands such as  Armani, Miu Miu, Juicy Couture, Ralph Lauren and more.

    Outside of modeling, Emily has continued to grow her personal brand and audience through Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.

    After meeting her Co-Founder Christina Garcia on a trip to Iceland, the ladies began working on Covey and after three years of R&D and a dozen product iterations later, they arrived at the Covey routines you know today. They are committed to figuring out a better approach to skincare routines. So, they partnered with a leading dermatologist to create easy-to-use, effective skincare routines with custom, high-quality, clean products. We can't wait for listeners to get to know Emily Didonato and Covey on today's episode!


    Shop Emily's Covey Picks!

    45 min
  • 172. Lauren Makler, CEO, Co-Founder of Cofertility on Her Own Family-Building Journey, How to Excel in Your Career in Startup Enviorments, and What Led Her to Launch CoFertility

    Today's guest, Lauren Makler is the CEO and Co-Founder of Cofertility. They are a mission-driven company full of individuals who are passionate about making egg freezing more accessible to women and assisting them in their journey toward motherhood.

    Lauren previously founded Uber Health, where under her leadership, the business helped millions of patients get the care they need. Prior to that, Lauren spent the early years at Uber launching the core business throughout the East Coast. Her own fertility journey gave her the immediate clarity that she wanted to build something meaningful in reproductive health.

    We know listeners will enjoy getting to know Lauren in today's episode.

    46 min
  • Special Conversation With Rena Quint | Holocaust Survivor and Author of 'A Daughter Of Many Mothers: Her Horrific Childhood and Wonderful Life'
    This special episode was recorded two years ago with the original hopes of a mini-series highlighting women who were resilient and had experienced historic moments in their childhood and lives.
    At the time, after recording with Rena, we didn't secure conversations that felt appropriate to share alongside hers.
    This episode was meant for now. October 11th, 2023. Thank you, Rena, for sharing your story.
    57 min
  • 171. Vivian Grimes and Carolina Menendez of Henri Noël on Growing a Successful Jewelry Brand, Working with Your Best Friend, and How They Plan to Expand Their Business

    Today’s guests are Vivian Grimes, Founder of Henri Noël, and Carolina Menendez, Head of Growth at Henri Noël.

    Vivian’s grandfather opened his first jewelry store in 1981 in Naples, FL, where he spent his life curating handmade jewelry. His mission was to make simple and timeless pieces at the fairest prices. It is with that same passion that Vivian started Henri Noël, in his name, to continue his legacy of delivering the highest quality with the most honest value.

    Each round brilliant cut diamond is hand-selected and matched before being crafted into a fine piece of jewelry. Major brands in the industry markup their products 6-8x the actual cost, but Henri Noël has built relationships over the course of 30 years in the business with the best manufacturers to sell directly to you. They love providing their clients with the best possible pieces.

    Having run track at Boston College & USC, Vivian creates each piece with the intention to be worn during your workouts, beach days, and nights out - making every day a special occasion. With Carolina’s help as Head of Growth at Henri Noël the pair are unstoppable. We know listeners will enjoy today’s episode! One you will likely want to share with a friend.


    59 min
  • A Few Words Before Our New Episode of How'd She Do That Goes Live Tomorrow

    There is a new episode of HSDT going live tomorrow but before our prerecorded episode goes live, our host, Emily Landers, wanted to share a few words of her own with our community as we all grieve the terror that unfolded over the weekend.

    There truly are no words but to not acknowledge what we're all collectively experiencing didn't seem right. All our love to this incredible community of exceptional humans.

    3 min
  • 170. Mimi Striplin, Founder of The Tiny Tassel, Reflects on Perseverance, Creativity, and How She is Building a Brand That is Breaking Down Barriers
    Today's guest is Mimi Striplin, Founder of The Tiny Tassel! Listeners are going to love this episode.
    In 2015, Mimi Striplin founded The Tiny Tassel online and their flagship store, located in Charleston’s quaint Cannonborough-Elliotborough neighborhood, opened in March 2021. Amongst the pastel-painted walls and Lowcountry chic interior finds you'll discover signature pieces like the brand’s namesake tiny tassel earrings, beautiful apparel, and vibrant accessories in classic prints and bold colors.
    Their team works to design a fresh collection each season alongside their lead designer, Keiko Striplin AKA Mimi’s mom, who studied at Bunka Fashion College of Tokyo. Every tiny tassel is still handmade in Charleston, SC by their powerful women-led team. 
    We know listeners will enjoy hearing Mimi's incredible story! This episode is one you'll want to share with a friend!
    51 min
  • 169. Paloma Contreras on Her Journey Towards Building an Interior Design Empire, Why Languages Are One of Her First Loves, and What's Next For Her Business
    Today's guest is Paloma Contreras. Paloma is an acclaimed interior designer based in Houston, Texas.
    After 4 and a half years teaching High School Spanish, Paloma decided it was time to move towards a different role. Hear more about this transition in today's episode.
    Her design sensibility is a modern take on traditional style– gravitating towards classic silhouettes and timeless pieces paired with a touch of glamour and an infusion of color. Her interiors are at once timeless, yet fresh-- balancing attention to detail and the intersection of form and function to enhance a well-lived life.
    Paloma has been repeatedly named to the prestigious ELLE Decor “A-List” of the top interior designers in the world and her work has been featured in numerous publications including ELLE Decor, Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Vogue, Domino, Luxe, Traditional Home, and the Wall Street Journal.
    Paloma and her team are currently working on projects in Houston and beyond with clients in Palm Beach, Key Largo, Atlanta, and New Jersey. We can't wait for listeners to get to know Paloma this week on HSDT.
    48 min
  • 168. Eleanor Leftwich, Founder of Eleanor Leftwich Collection, Shares How She is Currently Building Her Brand and Business Under Her Popular Pseudonym, and What Her Days Look Like Offline

    Today's guest is Eleanor Leftwich (her pseudonym), is the Founder of Eleanor Leftwich Collection. Eleanor is a fashion collector and lover of all things vintage. Her new collection is made up of pieces for work, school drop-off, the office, dinner out, and all the places that life inevitably takes us.

    After experiencing her own viral moment Eleanor decided to take her love for fashion to the next level by launching her own line. Made from Italian fabrics from the established mills of the Como region and produced by a small team in Chicago, Illinois, Eleanor Leftwich creates pieces to be considered “future vintage”.  

    Eleanor’s style is classic with a pop! There is an art to how she styles her looks and there is always an unexpected element that falls perfectly into place. Listeners will love hearing how Eleanor spends her days offline - it's likely not what you would expect! We know you'll enjoy learning more about our mysterious Instagram darling and how she is currently building her brand and business. We can't wait to hear what you think!

    50 min

About How'd She Do That?

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Have you ever looked at different women's lives and thought, 'How'd She Do That?' This encouraging and fun podcast answers that question in each episode while speaking to women who have created inspiring lives and careers.

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