In the Dressing Room

Today we're joined by my friends (and dermatology gurus) The Skin Sisters. Brooke Moss, PA-C, MPH and Lauren Sundick, PA-C are IN THE DRESSING ROOM sharing tips and tricks on how to love the skin you're in. As dermatology physicians assistants, they have over a decade of expertise in all aspects of dermatology—from skin cancer to surgery to cosmetic procedures—so get ready to soak in all their skincare wisdom. Plus: it's always fun to get the inside scoop on amazing products that will help us love the skin we are in even more. 

Today I'm IN THE DRESSING ROOM with the woman who designed said dressing room: Betsy Vohs. Betsy is the founder and CEO of Studio BV (Minneapolis-based architecture and interior design firm)—and the creative brain behind EVEREVE HQ's design. In 2016 she worked her magic to create a space that's as warm as our people and as modern as our fashion. Join us as we talk all things design—whether that's designing a space or an experience. PLUS: you won't want to miss Betsy's take on when to start your own company—and the key to staying inspired.

It's no secret that we love Kut from the Kloth (our best-selling denim brand)—but you probably don't know that we love the people behind the company just as much. Today we have Jonathan Greenberg—President of Kut from the Kloth—and Kut's Design Director Evelyn Ober IN THE DRESSING ROOM giving us the inside scoop of what it's like to be pioneers in the premium denim industry. We also pull in our denim and jacket buyer Melissa Klema as we talk all things denim, trying new things and and finding courage along the way. PLUS: we give you a sneak peek at what's coming to EVEREVE this spring! 

What's more fun than a little girl talk amongst friends? Beth Chappo—from the successful lifestyle blog @seersuckerandsaddles—is IN THE DRESSING ROOM today talking all things fashion, purpose, healing from loss and rebuilding after it all. Plus, we dive into what being a "fashion influencer" really means (hint: we're calling it "lifestyle curator" now). We laugh, we cry—and you won't want to miss any of it. 

If you are interested in living life of purpose, passion and impact, you're going to want to listen to the conversation I had with my friend Liz Bohannon IN THE DRESSING ROOM. Liz is the founder of the socially conscious fashion brand, Sseko Designs, and the author of the book Beginner's Pluck. In this episode, Liz shares some of the mindsets she believes hold us back from living a life of purpose, passion and impact. Find out why Liz has banned the word "luck" in her company, and why she believes we should "own our average" instead trying so hard to be extraordinary. Liz encourages us to "dream small" and take little steps. Liz is a wise, fun and passionate woman and leader I believe in. 

What does it mean for a store to deliver HEART? Today, I sit down with EVEREVE Chief of Stores Melanie Koup, who shares her thoughts on what makes the EVEREVE in-store experience unlike any other. In this episode, Mel explains how EVEREVE's fashion drew her to our brand as a customer—and how the warmth, fun, and authenticity of our store teams made her want to be part of our company. Mel explains why connection is a key ingredient to the EVEREVE customer experience, and shares her thoughts on what makes EVEREVE's culture so unique: "vulnerability is not only celebrated, but expected."

Put on you party pants, because today we're celebrating EVEREVE's 15th birthday! To mark this momentous occasion, I've invited EVEREVE founding leaders Kimberly (VP of Stores) & Kristina (VP of Merchandising) to join me IN THE DRESSING ROOM. Together, we talk about what makes the EVEREVE brand special, reflect on 15 years of growth and dish on how we think women and fashion have changed throughout the years. Join us as we laugh, cry and raise a glass to the next 15 years!

I feel like the luckiest mom in the world to be IN THE DRESSING ROOM with my daughter, Allison. Allison has been an important part of the EVEREVE story from the very beginning. She was the two month old baby who cried in the dressing room on that horrible shopping day—which inspired the EVEREVE brand 22 years ago. Now she's all grown up, leaving the nest and ready to live life on her own.  In this sweet episode, we talk about what it was like for her to watch me evolve from being a stay-at-home mom to an entrepreneur right before her very eyes, what I did right, and what I need to work on. My favorite part of this episode is talking about what fires her up and stirs her soul: creating budgets (she's just like her dad) and serving others in need. We had so much fun answering our audience's questions about our relationship. Even though I'm her mama, Allison teaches me so much, and know you're going to love learning from her too! 

My friend Shauna Niequist is IN THE DRESSING ROOM with me today! Shauna is the author of five books—including one of my all-time favorites, NYT best seller Present Over Perfect.  In this episode, we share the story of how we became friends (it was kind of awkward at first). We also talk about Shauna's recent move to New York City, and what it's like to become a beginner again. Shauna's relationship with fashion has evolved over the years so it was fun to catch up with her on what she is learning about herself in terms of fashion. Shauna is one of the wisest and most authentic women I know and I am so excited to share our conversation with you!