It's A Look w/ Fredia & Jena Dominique

Volume 22 of the It’s A Look Podcast couldn’t drop at a more opportune time than in the midst of #NYFW2020. The episode itself is bedazzled with a pop, pizzaz, and a point of view you can only gain from conversing with three luxury fashion entrepreneurs.

In this episode, hosts Fredia (@yesfredia) & Jena (@jena_dominique) sat at the hem of CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund Winner Christopher John Rogers (CJR). CJR most recently stunned audiences with his New York Fashion Week Fall 2020 collection which has been covered by the likes of Vogue and The Cut. If you have a taste for silhouettes, sensation, and a sense of color, you, too, will covet the Christopher John Rogers collection.

The conversation was accompanied by the owner of the McMullen boutique, Sherri McMullen- whose flagship location in Oakland, California is showcasing Christopher John Rogers SS2020 collection. Lastly, but certainly not least Digital Creator and Chief Lover of All the Pretty Birds, Tamu McPherson was on the mic.

The conversation is laced with stories about our guest’s humble introductions to the fashion industry, the evolution of the Christopher John Rogers eponymous line, and why Oakland is a luxury fashion destination.

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Shop the CJR SS20 Collection now at McMullen Boutique.

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Christopher John Rogers

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Sherri McMullen

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McMullen Boutique

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Tamu McPherson

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All The Pretty Birds

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Recorded live at Pandora’s HQ in the heart of downtown Oakland, Fredia & Jena sit down in front of a live studio audience to celebrate and discuss three years of podcasting. It was an evening of laughter and honesty all amongst fans, family, and friends.

Relive the magic of It’s A Look’s first-ever live podcasting experience.

Volume 20 of #IAL is an in-depth look into the current status of Fredia and Jena’s sex lives. They discuss sex zodiacs, sex education, masturbation, and most importantly the verbal and physical language we use around sex.

Did you listen to this episode? Have something you want to get off your chest about the subject? We want to know!

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Subject Line: A Look into Sex

Volume 19 is for the entrepreneurial spirit that's ready to turn their financial goals from dreams into reality.

In this month’s episode, your two favorite hosts get real honest, sharing:

- personal stories about their individual finances

- the process of creating financial pillars

- how to switch your energy to that of abundance

The following podcast episode is A Look into Fredia & Jena's three-year-long journey on how to get the bags they REALLY want.

The following podcast episode is for grown-ups ONLY.

Fredia and Jena share their ongoing trials and experiences of dating in the Bay Area. Inspired by the #BlackWomenAreForGrownups movement started by Stevona Elem-Rogers, the duo explores their love languages, shines a light on their current relationship status, and proclaim what they’re looking for in both romantic and platonic relationships.

Did you listen to this episode? Have something you want to get off your chest about the subject? We want to know!

Email us: [email protected]

Subject Line: Black Women are for Grownups

Support the Movement: “Black Women are for Grownups”

Founder: Stevona Elem-Rogers

Black Women are for Grownups Merch: https://stevona.com/shop

If the roots of a tree are strong, then the branches, leaves, and fruit that grow will be bountiful, rich, and proud.

In the case of Oakland, California that tree is a powerful Oak tree and the roots are the rich history of community, activism, fashion, and music.

This episode we've collected some of our favorite Oakland eats, shops, and destinations.

Consider this a small taste of what Oakland has to offer.

Go ahead-- take a bite.

This podcast episode also includes two discounts from two of the It’s A Look podcasts’s favorite Oakland businesses. Listen now for 10% off at Maker’s Loft Oakland and 15% off at North Light Bar. Offers available for a limited amount of time!

Society will tell you that working with friends is a recipe for disaster.

In the case of It’s A Look, working with a friend is our meal ticket to success. We don’t say that because it’s easy, we say it because if you can’t work with your friends, who can you work with?

Volume 16 is an honest look into the birth of It’s A Look and the methods we practice to keep our baby alive.

We know we make it look easy, but we can assure you, our partnership is intentional, purposeful, and most importantly necessary.

The consensual sex industry is one of the oldest industries in the world. The act of women and men consensually exchanging their bodies for payment is perhaps as old as the evolution of our own genitalia. Despite that historical observation, the individuals we know today, who consensually decide to use their bodies for sex, are some of the most disrespected and unprotected individuals in society.

In this volume of It’s A look, we sit down with documentarian, photographer, and sex worker ally Rachel Lena Esterline, and in doing so are able to see behind her lens on sex work in the Bay Area. Viewer discretion is advised as we delve deep into, the role of sex work in the feminist agenda, how U.S. legislation is negatively impacting sex workers, and what we can all learn from sex workers.

Have you ever wondered how Latasha Gillespi of Amazon, Bozoma St. John of Endeavour, or Google’s Valeisha Butterfield Jones craft their iconic and powerful LOOKS? The magic is stitched between the fingers of our featured guest and high profile stylist, Germanee G.

In this Volume of It’s A Look we discuss diversity in style: how to dress for work and post work play, the difference between ‘statement’ and ‘staple’ pieces, and the questions to ask yourself as you craft your personal style

Consider this your exclusive LOOK into Afrotech 2018: including insights into the Afrotech 2018 Pitch competition, business tips from serial entrepreneur Everette Taylor, and a hilariously embarrassing story detailing Jena as she met Arlan Hamtilon of Backstage Capital.

November 8-11, 2018 Afrotech returned to San Francisco for another year. Fredia and Jena made the mandatory mission across the Bay Bridge to The Palace of Fine Arts to join 3,998 other black folks for the biggest and blackest tech conference the world’s ever seen. Afrotech was an ocean of community, a tidal wave of black success. Both hosts were mesmerized by the abundance of folks who flew in from around the world: CEO’s, coders, entrepreneurs, investors, designers, and innovators packed the venue from wall to wall.

Haven’t bought your tickets yet for Afrotech 2019? Well, you’ll want to after this episode!