Today I’m chatting with Sarah Curtis, designer and milliner for her eponymous fashion label. Sarah’s beautiful hats are often seen worn by the fashion glitterati at A-list parties and events but as a mother of three plus a dog that thinks it’s a child, Sarah is not one to let things get to her head. Instead, she gives us a frank insight into how wearing many hats in the time of corona is and isn’t working for her.

View Sarah's home style at https://madeleinepark.co/podcast/2020/4/7/sarah-curtis

Today I’m chatting with Kate McGregor, managing editor of lifestyle and entertainment website PopSugar. Kate’s normal life involves running a busy team, attending press and fashion events and writing up a storm. Whilst this all sounds very Sex and the City, we hear how taking a Carrie Bradshaw approach to working from home isn’t working for Kate.

View Kate's home style at https://madeleinepark.co/podcast/2020/3/31/kate-mcgregor

Style Stories with Madeline Park presents 'Style at Home' Mini-Series

In episode six, I chat with Sheldon Riley, singer/songwriter best known as two time contestant of The Voice, Australia. When I first styled Sheldon for a performance, he described his fashion direction as dark and somewhat gothic and in keeping with this quotes Amy Winehouse’s Back to Black album as one of his early style influences.

View my shoot with Sheldon at https://madeleinepark.co/podcast/2020/3/19/sheldon-riley

In episode five, I chat with Amanda Bardas, Executive Editor of recently launched lifestyle and entertainment website The Latch. Amanda and I met many moons ago when I interviewed her to be my assistant. I knew immediately she was a fashion triple threat: smart, ambitious, stylish. But she was also kooky and kind and I knew she needed to be mine.

View my shoot with Amanda at https://madeleinepark.co/podcast/2020/3/13/amanda-bardas

In episode four I chat with Carla Mico, freelance Hair and Make Up Artist who frequents the sets of some of Network Ten’s most beloved programs like The Bachelor and The Masked Singer. Despite her diminutive stature you can pick Carla out of any crowd with her part rock-star, part fifties pin-up girl get-up. Now don’t let the jet black mullet and the studs and spikes scare you - these are just the edges that encase a little lady who is a delight to spend time with.

View my shoot with Carla at https://madeleinepark.co/podcast/2020/3/6/carla-mico

In episode three, I chat with Josh Beggs, Creative Director at one of our country’s oldest magazines, The Australian Women’s Weekly. Josh and I met about 10 years ago working at NW magazine and he left a significant first impression and NOT because of what he was wearing. It was his high standards and intolerance for fools that struck me immediately.  He also had impeccable taste even if he did wear pretty much the same thing every day!

View my shoot with Josh at www.madeleinepark.co/podcast/2020/2/27/josh-beggs

In episode two, I chat with Carolyn Whitford, Director and founder of fashion label Baz Inc. Carolyn has been affectionately known as Baz since she was a young girl and has formed her fashion label as a namesake of sorts. In this episode, we find out why this nickname is deeply associated with her defining red mane of hair and how her hair and colouring have come to help define her career path in the fashion industry.

View my shoot with Baz at www.madeleinepark.co/podcast/2020/2/21/baz

In episode one, I chat with Rachael Brand, Head of Brand Entertainment Production at Network 10 Australia. Rachael’s job requires a tenacious attitude that can dream up big ideas and bring them to life. This idea of ‘dreaming big’ comes out in all forms of Rachael’s self expression including her fashion choices. Whether it be her platinum blonde quiff, a penchant for an oversized bow or a strong shoulder, Rachael makes an immediate impression in the nicest, kindest, sunniest possible way.

View my shoot with Rachael at www.madeleinepark.co/podcast/2020/2/14/rachael-brand