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Let's do some fashion math! Today I'm teaching you how to dress with the rule of threes in mind. If you're looking to elevate your outfit instantly with a few simple tips and some chic equations, then you're going to want to keep on listening because this episode is for you. Everything becomes easier when you have a theory to fall back on so here's how to dress better with the rule of 3s!

Find me on social:

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TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me:

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Stuck in a fashion rut? It's easy to feel kind of bleh around this time of year. It's the perfect time to refresh your style, evolve, and give yourself a little pick-me-up! Keep listening to find out 10 foolproof, easy, and achievable ways to get out of a style rut.

Find me on social:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me:

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today, I'm sharing with you how to listen to your body and dress accordingly. Our body is constantly sending us messages and it's up to us to listen. When getting dressed for the day, it's important to focus on how we truly feel inside and not on what the mirror is showing us. So, keep listening to this episode as I discuss the three things that can help you feel more comfortable in your clothes and your own skin. And remember, 'comfortable' can mean something different for everyone. Enjoy!

Find me on social:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me:

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today, I'm sharing with you how to be OF the moment. Would you like to ensure that your personal style is rooted in modernity? If so, then this episode is for you! As someone who loves to analyze the fashion space, I am here to discuss three things you must consider when it comes to dressing with a sense of modernity. Keep on listening to find out the secret to never going out of style.

Find me on social:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me:

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today, I'll be chatting about how social media can stunt your style. We have been so brainwashed by society and social media to think that we need to make drastic changes to our appearance to stand out. That's why I'm here to tell you that we've lost the plot. In this episode, not only am I giving you fashion tips and advice, but I want to have a real, honest discussion with you about how social media is harming our mental health and how we view ourselves, and how to cut through that noise and focus on representing your style in a way that best suits YOU. Keep listening to hear how we can all encourage each other to snap out of this mixed messaging that makes us feel like we don't know who we are anymore.

Find me on social:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me:

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today, I'll be talking about why shoes are half the battle when it comes to finding your style. Your shoes can make or break an outfit, they are what ground you to the earth. And they also can be a great conversation piece. In this podcast episode, I'm sharing with you my tips on how to choose the perfect shoe for you, and how to style shoes based on the outfit you're wearing. Keep listening to learn more about the fascinating subculture that is shoes!

Find me on social: Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work: Therma Kota:

https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me:

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Today I'm sharing with you why more money doesn't always equal better fashion sense. In fact, it's often the opposite. Many people believe that if they just buy that one designer bag or those expensive designer shoes that they will finally have style, and that's just not true. That's why, in this episode, I'll talk about why you can't buy style. I mention how important it is to "spread the wealth" and support a diverse group of emerging design talents. Not only will you get something more unique, but you'll also be helping an up-and-coming creative thrive. Now that's what I call dressing for success.

Find me on social:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me:

Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.

Here's how to embrace your style at ANY age! Today I'm chatting about how being in different ages, stages, and decades of your life is such a wonderful opportunity to go on a continued style evolution - and at the same time get crystal clear on your personal style and really define what personal style is to you and what your signature qualities are. Keep on listening because we're covering all stages of life in this podcast episode from your early teen years, through your twenties, thirties, and forties - and even all the way to your seventies, eighties, and beyond!

Find me on social:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moshalundstrom/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@friendinfashion

Website: https://www.moshalundstrom.com/

My other work:

Therma Kota: https://thermakota.com/

Vogue Contributor: https://www.vogue.com/contributor/mosha-lundstrom-halbert

About Me: Hello! My name is Mosha Lundström Halbert and I am a Los-Angeles based multi-disciplinary fashion director, writer, stylist, entrepreneur, and on-air personality. My work spans print, digital, radio, television, and design. I am a contributor to VOGUE.com - I edit the popular Cool Girl's Guide travel series - and I also write for a number of publications, including Cultured, The Toronto Star, and The Business of Fashion. I am a featured fashion expert on the internationally syndicated television show Cityline, and I am also the fashion contributor on CBC’s q, an arts and cultural radio program that airs across Canada and the United States. Along with my mother and sister, I am also the co-founder of Therma Kota, an outerwear label inspired by my family’s Nordic roots.