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WWD Voices episodes

March 17 The Beauty of Tomorrow: Iskra Lawrence
Iskra Lawrence, the co-founder of body and hair care brand Saltair, chats with WWD's James Manso about her journey from modeling to entrepreneurship.

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43 min
March 10 The Beauty of Tomorrow: Jen Atkin
Jen Atkin, professional hair stylist, influencer and the entrepreneur behind brands Ouai and Mane and talent agency Highlight Artists, speaks with WWD's James Manso about her career, working with celebrities and more.

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43 min
March 03 The Beauty of Tomorrow: Lauryn Bosstick
Lauryn Bosstick, the founder of beauty, wellness and lifestyle brand The Skinny Confidential — which spans a blog, podcast and product line — speaks with WWD's Emily Burns about the origins and evolution of her wellness empire.

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42 min
February 24 The Beauty of Tomorrow: Marianna Hewitt and Lauren Ireland
Marianna Hewitt and Lauren Ireland, co-founders of Summer Fridays, talk to WWD's Jenny B. Fine about their skincare brand's evolution and their approach toward product and content creation.

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32 min
February 17 The Beauty of Tomorrow: Jamie Elden
Jamie Elden, chief executive of Listrak, sits down with Jenny B. Fine, editor in chief of Beauty Inc., to discuss how Generations Z and Alpha are changing the beauty marketing game.

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34 min
February 10 The Beauty of Tomorrow: Gucci Westman and David Neville
Westman Atelier's founder and creative director Gucci Westman and founder and chief executive officer David Neville chat with WWD's beauty and fashion market editor James Manso about the luxury beauty label's approach to product development.

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1 hr 11 min
February 04 Marine Layer’s Cofounders on Brick-and-Mortar Investments, Why Materials Matter and Running a B Corp Business
More than 15 years ago, two childhood friends decided to
make the switch from finance to fashion, and Marine Layer was born.
What began as a small operation with a single 450-square-foot
storefront today counts 55 locations, with more retail openings in the works.
On this episode of WWD Voices for Retail Rx, Michael Natenshon, cofounder and chief executive officer of Marine Layer, Adam Lynch, cofounder and chief operating officer of Marine Layer, chat with
Ian Fredericks, chief executive officer of Hilco Global Capital Solutions and
executive director of Hilco’s consumer and retail platform, about their company’s early stages, how they are approaching product
development and what is next for the brand.

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40 min
February 03 The Beauty of Tomorrow: Ajay Salpekar
Ajay Salpekar, general manager of beauty at TikTok Shop, sits down with Noor Lobad, WWD's beauty news editor, to talk growth, K-beauty, fragrance and more.

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29 min
January 27 The Beauty of Tomorrow: Lo Bosworth
Former reality TV star Lo Bosworth sits down with WWD's wellness market reporter Emily Burns to discuss what led to building her brand Love Wellness, her pregnancy journey and trying the wildest wellness trends.

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28 min
January 21 Jonathan Adler on Turning His Pottery Passion into a Profession
What has been the secret to Jonathan Adler’s success? A
little bit of luck, a passion for craft and a philosophy of saying yes.
Around three decades ago, Adler’s “lifelong love” of clay
that began at summer camp transitioned from a hobby to a career. He sold his first pot to the American Craft Museum—now the Museum of Art and Design—and a Barneys New York order quickly followed. The rest is history. “I got very lucky, got my order from Barneys, and quite unexpectedly and accidentally became a potter,” he said.
In addition to his own eponymous home décor label, Adler has
collaborated with buzzy brands, including designing a house for cultural icon Barbie. Some have also turned into ongoing relationships, such as his
multi-collection partnership with Ruggable. Creative alliances are one area where his tendency to say yes comes into play. “Collaborations are just a great way to be creative, to make news, and hopefully to ring the register as well,” he said.
In this episode of WWD Voices for Retail Rx, Ian Fredericks,
president and chief executive officer of Hilco Consumer-Retail, speaks with Adler about his career, what was hot this holiday season and how his brand approaches retail.

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23 min

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Welcome to WWD Voices, where you will find news, commentary, and industry insights as well as behind-the-scenes stories from the world of fashion apparel, retail, luxury, and beauty. Hosted by WWD…