Style Interpreted

In the latest episode of Style Interpreted, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Estefanía Galvan, the founder and designer of a popular fashion label: The MŌS Brand. 

Estefanía has taken the fashion world by storm with her distinctive design aesthetic and unique style sensibility. In this episode, she shared her journey as a designer and the secrets to her fashion success.

One of the key takeaways from our conversation with Estefanía was the importance of staying true to oneself in the fashion industry. 

According to Estefanía, fashion is all about personal expression and finding one's own unique style. She believes that the best way to stand out in the crowded fashion industry is to stay true to oneself and to create pieces that reflect one's own personal style.

Another important lesson we learned from Estefanía was the power of creativity and innovation in fashion. She emphasized the importance of experimenting with new materials, textures, and patterns to create something truly unique and unforgettable. 

Her own fashion line is a testament to this philosophy, as it features bold and unexpected designs that are sure to turn heads.

Perhaps most importantly, Estefanía stressed the importance of inclusivity and diversity in the fashion industry. She believes that fashion should be for everyone, regardless of their size, shape, or skin color. 

Her own fashion line reflects this commitment to inclusivity, as it offers a wide range of sizes and styles that are designed to flatter all body types.

Our conversation with Estefanía Galvan was truly inspiring and enlightening. We hope that our listeners take away some valuable style lessons from her unique perspective and use them to enhance their own personal style.

If you're looking for a fresh take on fashion and style, be sure to tune in to this episode of Style Interpreted.

Edna Luna, a personal stylist, shares her story on The Style Interpreted Podcast about how she started her image consulting business, ME Beauty. 

Luna had a passion for fashion, beauty, and modeling from an early age, but her educational background was in special education. After moving to the United States with her husband, she struggled to find a job in her field of expertise, which led her to become depressed. Luna decided to take control of her life and do something she loved, and thus started her image consulting business. 

By working on her own image, Luna noticed a significant change in herself and her surroundings, which encouraged her to take fashion stylist training in Mexico and obtain certification. Combining her educational training with her passion for fashion and modeling, Luna started Me Beauty, a company that helps people look and feel better. Luna's story is a testament to the importance of taking control of one's life and doing something that one loves.

Chellie Carlson, founder of Chellie Carlson Style, recently appeared on the Style Interpreted podcast to discuss her three-step process for transforming the wardrobes and lives of her clients. 

In just three to four weeks, Carlson's clients go from feeling anxious and unsure about their wardrobes to confident and empowered. Her three-step process involves an edit, a shop, and a style. Carlson and her team start by getting to know the client, taking notes on everything from colors to fits to understand the client's habits and goals. 

From there, they make a clear strategy for shopping with intention to fill in wardrobe gaps, and then they handpick the items for the client's capsule wardrobe. Finally, Carlson teaches her clients how to wear the new clothes, upstyling them and providing a lookbook for future reference.

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