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Fashion Forward “AS GREAT AS IT IS TERRIBLE, NEW YORK IS CONTINUOUSLY REGENERATING ITSELF TO HOUSE AND FEED SOME OF THE WORLD’S MOST

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INSPIRATIONAL CREATORS.” Like it or not, New York is undeniable. The people, the places, the things, the ideas, the looks, the pace— for the most part, other cities are in perpetual response to it.

For our annual fashion issue, it felt appropriate to let the people on the streets of New York City show us where fashion, creativity, and everyday life collide.

While there are certainly items to showcase each and every year – jackets, shoes, socks, shirts, pants, and so on – it is worth showcasing the inimitable, occasionally undefinable traits of creativity and of fashion, and how they come together in the most beautiful, unusual, and unexplainable ways.

Really, we couldn’t think of a better city for this, anyway. Because like our great writer Kelly Ernst so effectively stated above, New York City never sleeps a wink, and neither do the creators within it.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE OCTOBER 2019

FEATURES 22 Welcome to Free Market Inside Free Market at Dairy Block, a bazaar-style shopping experience

40 Home Sweet Home Reimagining Home Fashion with Cedar & Hyde

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46 Parting Thoughts With Liv Walker

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DEPARTMENTS 12

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

22 Trend Setter 26 Driver’s Notebook 40 Locally Owned 46 Parting Thoughts 50 Lifestyle Calendar

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Jenni Kayne Pop-Up at Cedar & Hyde Mercantile On August 21st, the team at Cedar & Hyde welcomed locals to an exclusive in-store pop-up shop with California’s cult classic lifestyle brand, Jenni Kayne. Guests sipped on wine and nibbled on sushi from Boulder’s own, Japango. The in-store pop-up shop featured, luxe staples for fall wardrobe and in-home goods. Also, those that attended got a first glimpse of the Jenni Kayne sneaker line that recently launched.

Missed the pop-up? Jenni Kayne opened a Denver Store at Free Market in Downtown Denver. PHOTOGRAPHY BY POPPY & CO.

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1. Poss Lambert Dalton, Nadia Moskver, store manager of Jenni Kayne Denver, Christie Lambert | 2. Beautiful evening | 3. A guest checking out new fall staples | 4. In conversation | 5. Jenni Kayne pop-up shop | 6. Locals

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There With Care's Red Carpet Adventure There With Care hosts an annual Red Carpet Adventure to support families facing the critical phase of a medical crisis. The event featured host Vic Levin and performers Clark Beckham, Zach Heckendorf, and Justin Kauflin and included a delightful tasting dinner by the local Big Red F Restaurant Group. We are grateful to Title Sponsor, American Financing.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY SAL DEVINCENZO, JANNELLE KNAUSS, MIKE OLIVER

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1. Keith Blesch, Meghan Fitzgerald, Paula and Bill Fitzgerald | 2. Rhiannon Fisher (3rd from left) and guests | 3. Dr. Jody Mathie Inspiration Award Honoree | 4. Board Director Anne Trujillo, Marilyn Sims, and Mellissa Mount | 5. Host Vic Levin and Caroline Dane | 6. Mellenie Goebel, Bruce and Cy DeBoer, Paula DuPre’ Pesmen 16

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AROUND TOWN criminal defense. Kamada is a local graduate of Valley High School in Gilcrest, Colorado School of Mines (B.S. Engineering-Mechanical), and the University of Denver Sturm School of Law (Juris Doctor).

Says Burnham Law Founding Partner Todd Burnham: “I worked with Ryan Kamada prior to his ascension to the bench. His work ethic and commitment to his craft have formed the basis for his lasting and well-earned reputation for excellence.

Having him on board means our clients will now derive the benefit of an unparalleled breadth of talent: an in-house former judge, a handful of DA’s, Child Family Investigators, and seasoned attorneys. This mix of talent epitomizes our firm’s creed,

THE STRING CHEESE INCIDENT ANNOUNCE FINAL INCIDENTS OF 2019 THANKSGIVING WEEKEND The String Cheese Incident have announced their final two incidents of 2019. The two-

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BRITISH PASTRY PURVEYOR ADDING CHERRY CREEK LOCATION The British are coming to Cherry Creek.

night stand will be at Denver’s new Mission

Pasty Republic has signed a three-year lease on

Ballroom. The Denver Post said that the venue

750 square feet at 2615 E. 3rd Ave., and owner Matt

“is among the best-sounding rooms in the city,”

Cherry said he plans to begin serving up the savory

and added, “Denver finally has the concert venue

Cornish packages — “basically big empanadas,” in

it deserves.” Tickets will be available for purchase

his words — by early September.

using the “Mission Fair Ticketing” system, a con-

“The Cherry Creek neighborhood is a great

cept developed by the venue to ensure that every-

place for us because of what we do — gourmet fast

one has equal and fair access to tickets.

food,” Cherry said. “Our product is quick, already

SCI spent 2019 celebrating their 25th anniver-

hot and ready to rock, so it’s a fantastic match for

sary with several new single releases, a sold-out

the business community on a tight schedule. It’s an

Electric Forest, appearances at notable festivals

opportunity to market more to office workers.”

such as Peach Fest and Floyd Fest, a series of spe-

Pasty Republic was founded on Tennyson Street

cial shows across the country including Atlanta, a

by Jon Walker and Sam Elhindi, who added the

Colorado amphitheater run at Dillon Amphitheater

“Pasty Bus” within a year, Cherry said. The truck is

and Red Rocks, and will continue with upcoming

also stocked with pasties made in Berkeley.

shows in Eugene, San Francisco, Oakland, Austin,

“One of the interesting things about the pasty

Chicago and now Denver. SCI plan to use the first

business is that it’s extremely labor-intensive,”

part of 2020 to focus on writing. The band will be

Cherry said. “We hand-lay all our dough, we

back on the road in June.

hand-fold it, we chop all our ingredients — there’s

MissionBallroom.com/Fair

BURNHAM LAW BRINGS ON COLORADO LOCAL, FORMER JUDGE RYAN KAMADA Burnham Law announced today the hiring of former District Court Judge Ryan Kamada. Having served on the bench in the 19th Judicial District, Kamada brings a wealth of experience. During his

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Colorado Family Law: Elevated.”

a ton of labor involved. The truck’s been helpful because it’s another revenue source without much more labor investment.”

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DAIRY BLOCK & DENVER MILK MARKET HOSTING 2ND ANNUAL FALL FLANNEL FESTIVAL

appointment to the district court, Kamada handled

LoDo’s vibrant new micro-district - and Denver

a domestic relations and dependency-neglect

Milk Market, the 16-concept all-local food hall

docket. Prior to joining the bench, Kamada was in

by Denver Chef Frank Bonanno, are once again

private practice for ten years. His practice included

celebrating the changing of the seasons with the

a variety of areas of litigation including depen-

2nd annual Fall Flannel Festival on Sunday, Oct.

dency and neglect, family law, civil litigation, and

20th from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.

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is downtown Denver’s hottest new destination for shopping, drinking, dining and overnight stays at The Maven Hotel.

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DENVER UNION STATION'S 6TH ANNUAL KIDS HALLOWEEN PARADE + HIGH ZOMBIE PROM All of Denver’s little superheroes & princesses are invited to take part in the Union Station Kids Halloween Parade & Party on Thursday, Oct. 24th from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. This FREE community celebration will feature trick-or-treating in the merchant shops, mini-train rides, balloon artists, face painting and more. The parade will Held in the Dairy Block Alley, this FREE community

begin at 5:30 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for best over-

event will feature a festive line-up of events for all ages,

all and best group/family costumes. Adults are invited

including face painting, live music, carnival games, an

back to Denver Union Station on Friday, Oct. 25th for

urban pumpkin patch and scarecrow art installations.

the Union Station High Zombie Prom in the Great Hall.

Kids can enjoy safe trick-or-treating with the Dairy

This ticketed event will feature spooky cocktails, a cos-

Block merchants in the Alley during the festival.

tume contest, DJ and more. Open to ages 21 and older,

Denver Milk Market will be serving seasonal food and drink specials all day long.

Zombie Prom tickets are $30 per person, which includes a welcome spiked punch drink. A VIP

Developed by McWHINNEY, Sage Hospitality

Zombie Prom experience is available in the Cooper

and Grand American, Inc., Dairy Block is a mixed-

Lounge for $75 per person, featuring complimentary

used redevelopment of the historic LoDo block that

cocktails and Halloween-themed bites.

once housed Denver’s Windsor Dairy. Dairy Block

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WESTERN FUNK

Fall’s Light, Acrylic on Canvas, Michelle Courier

48”x60”

Fly Guy, Acrylic on Canvas, Shay Davis

30”x40”

Westward Gallery

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TREND SETTER

ARTICLE KELLI RUHL | PHOTOGRAPHY KELSEY HUFFER

WELCOME TO FREE MARKET INSIDE FREE MARKET AT DAIRY BLOCK, A BAZAAR-STYLE SHOPPING EXPERIENCE FEATURING RETAIL, DINING AND SERVICES CURATED FOR THE MODERN DENVERITE AS AN “EVER-EVOLVING COLLECTIVE THAT DEVELOPS AND MARKETS CURATED PRODUCTS, SERVICES, AND EXPERIENCES,” FREE MARKET IS A BEAUTIFUL NEW ADDITION TO DENVER'S RETAIL LANDSCAPE. Bringing doses of style and services from both Los Angeles and New York, this mixed-discipline “bazaar style” shopping experience has put down roots within Denver’s eclectic micro-district, Dairy Block.

Raan and Lindsay Parton, the husband-and-wife team that makes up two-thirds of the brainpower behind Free Market, have extensive history in retail, having created two brands of their own, Alchemy Works, a California-based retail, gallery, and event space concept, and Apolis, a globally-sourced men’s clothing and accessories brand.

Free Market functions as a collective of complimentary shops, restaurants, and services, including

After a Warby Parker pop-up was such a hit that

Westerlind, Beauty Counter, Ayr, Aesop, LA-based knit-

it became a permanent shop-within-a-shop at both

wear and interiors brand Jenni Kayne; French-California

Alchemy Works locations, the Partons were inspired to

inspired leather goods brand Clare V., and the Partons’

create a collective-style retail experience.

own Alchemy Works, which offers modern homewares,

This success was the foundation on which Free

jewelry, and contemporary apparel brands.

Market was built, as the Parton’s embraced and

For food and drink, Free Market has harnessed the

enhanced the idea that compatible brands could come

gastronomic skills of James Beard Award-nominated

together in a shared space for the benefit of both the

Chef Kelly Whitaker in the form of open-concept

seller and the shopper. The couple took their idea one

restaurant and bar BRUTØ. The cherry on top of the

step further, rolling service and hospitality into their

Free Market experience is Rosemont Barber & Supply,

retail concept to round out the consumer experience.

an intimate four-chair barbershop.

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In addition to its permanent vendors, Free Market also hosts monthly pop-up shops and activations. Starting in mid-September, shoppers can explore a curated collection of sustainable and non-toxic products from The Conscious Merchant while enjoying a photo installation

courtesy

of

Artifact

Uprising.

Additionally, as a way to encourage meaningful interaction between Free Market and the larger Denver community, weekly aperitivos take place every Thursday from 5-7 p.m., featuring free wine, appetizers and a selection of discounts and deals from each shop.

In creating a space that combines food, drink, gorgeous product, and local services, Free Market is a welcomed new addition to the energy, excitement, and innovation already present and thriving within the Denver community.

FALL FAVORITES AT FREE MARKET: ALCHEMY WORKS: Denver Apolis Market Bag ($68) AYR: The Robe in Camel ($595) BEAUTY COUNTER: Holiday Set BRUTO: Masa yuzu oyster ($5) with hearth fired piada bread ($8) CLARE V: Camel Simple Tote ($495) JENNI KAYNE: Cashmere Fisherman Sweater in Oatmeal ($395) ROSEMONT: Holiday collection: + Crown Shaving Co. “The Shave Kit” ($77.00) + Supreme Glide Shave Gel ($25) + Shave Cream ($19) + Aftershave Lotion ($20) + Aftershave Tonic ($24) WESTERLIND: Men’s Power Houdi ($250) & Women’s Power Houdi ($150)

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DRIVE

THE NEW LAMBORGHINI HURACAN EVO ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY NATHAN FINNEMAN

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T IS HARD TO BELIEVE THAT LAMBORGHINI, ONE OF THE MOST NOTABLE CAR MANUFACTURERS IN THE INDUSTRY, ACTUALLY STARTED OUT AS A TRACTOR COMPANY IN 1948. Yet more than half a century later, they are known for producing some of the most elegant and powerful supercars in the world.

This month’s test drive is the all-new Huracan Evo. I’ve

never had quite the affinity for Lamborghini as I do for Ferrari. Maybe it was the colors, or maybe it was the sheer amount of them that always seem to be featured in Hip-Hop music videos. However, my opinion of this brand has been completely revamped after driving the HuracanEvo. At first glance, the body lines are alluring, evoking true luxury. Even stationary, this car screams speed; driving one amplifies the feeling exponentially.

The interior is beautifully done with a touch screen interface that displays everything from vehicle telemetry to media preferences. The steering wheel is a motorsport lover’s dream with the Alcantara accents. Despite evoking a race car, it is still an approachable vehicle.

The seats are incredibly comfortable and the outside visibility is impressive for a supercar. The starting procedure in this car alone is an experience in itself: the flip of a toggle switch feels like starting a jet engine. With the push of a button, the 630HP V10 comes to life.

If there is one aspect about a car that I always yearn for, it’s a proper exhaust note. If Lamborghinihas got one thing that sets them a bar above the rest, it is their engine exhaust note. This car quite possibly could be the best sounding supercar I have driven yet. The acceleration is brutally fast, the shifts are lightning quick, and the handling was superb.

Perhaps the most surprising aspect of this car was the fuel consumption. This car gets better gas mileage than most trucks and SUVs. It’s also a great car for driving enthusiasts; I could even do a cross-country trip with it.

If you’re looking for a car that changes the perception of how a supercar should sound and drive, take the Huracan Evo for a spin. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you when one ends up in your garage.

Test drive today at Sill-Terhar Motors, 150 Alter St, Broomfield, Colorado.

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If humanity were but a wild beast, uninhibited and free, New York City would be the beating red heart.

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The Lawless Landscape of New York City Fashion A GLIMPSE INTO CEDAR AND HYDES ANNUAL BUYING TRIP

ARTICLE KELLY ERNST | PHOTOGRAPHY MICHELLE TIPPMANN

AS GREAT AS IT IS TERRIBLE, NEW

Poised in lipstick and heels, not one will skips

YORK IS CONTINUOUSLY REGENER-

a beat in their curated appearances.

ATING ITSELF TO HOUSE AND FEED

We also heard from Lambert about the

SOME OF THE WORLD’S MOST INSPI-

current movement in women’s fashion that

RATIONAL CREATORS.

mixes high with low, glam with comfort.

We trailed behind Cedar and Hyde

“I think it’s all rolled into women working

Mercantile as their team traveled into the

for themselves or for other women more and

heart of the beast. We asked co-owner Poss

no longer dressing for the approval of men,”

Lambert a series of questions to better glean

describes Lambert. Amen to that.

how to effortlessly navigate the lawless landscape of beauty and fashion of New York.

“We are seeing poof sleeved dresses with

For more on navigating New York City, below are the taste-makers essential stops…

HANGS | LES (the cool way to say Lower East Side) EATS | The Carlyle Hotel for a stiff martini and epic people watching

chunky sneakers, and lots of pleated trou-

While a bit of a cliche, one truly does

sers with a fitted turtleneck and overcoat.

MUSE | Oroboro for clothing and accesso-

find inspiration where you last think to look.

It’s as if women are going decades back,

ries, Cote A Coast for home goods

Lambert describes how she loves to watch

and re-creating their looks from those eras

older women. Lifelong navigators of the streets

as if they were the ones in charge. It’s really

CHILL | Aire Ancient Baths for an escape

and subways, they endure from decades past.

beautiful to watch and participate in.”

and soak

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ARTICLE BRIANNA BLAIR PHOTOGRAPHY KELSEY HUFFER

HOME SWEET HOME REIMAGINING HOME FASHION WITH CEDAR & HYDE

NESTLED WITHIN THE SHOPS ON PEARL STREET IS A COLLECTION OF COZY SWEATERS AND HYGGE-STYLE TEXTILES THAT WOULD MAKE ANY HOME AND CLOSET FEEL LIKE A PINTEREST BOARD COME TO LIFE. Neutral colors and eclectic storefront displays quickly welcome customers into a lifestyle that encourages diversity and expression.

I'm writing, of course, about Cedar and Hyde.

Cedar & Hyde is a labor of love between the two sisters, and an idea they tossed around for years before making their dream a reality.

“We work with brands and designers we personally know and believe in," says co-owner and founder, Poss Lambert who started this mercantile store with her sister, Christie Lambert.

"We feel strongly that if the person making our products does it out of passion, hard work, and love, then the customer will feel all of those things and feel good about their purchases."

“Our lives were going in different directions for many years until they weren’t,” says Poss Lambert. "We spent six months dreaming up every doomsday scenario as to why it was a terrible idea until we realized it simply wasn’t. We just had to make it work, so we did!”

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LOCALLY OWNED

(CON TI N U ED)

Poss and Christie Lambert started their store strictly on determination, previous retail experience, and a risky financial move. Coming from a lower-middle-class family, a strong work ethic was instilled in them both from a young age.

“We created a world we could not have lived in unless we built it ourselves," says Poss Lambert. “And while sometimes it can feel like a glasshouse, we have gratitude every year to see it gain strength and feel a little more established.”

Cedar & Hyde’s niche is not only in fashion, but fashion for the home as well. From kitchen to bath, the store satisfies the craving for ceramic pots for houseplants and woven area rugs to dress up hardwood floors.

“I actually just remodeled the main living area of my home this past summer, and the style is very Southwest meets old New York. We used American Clay on the walls and ceiling to not only give warmth to the space but also to make it feel established,” says Poss Lambert.

Poss used all living materials in her home — including soapstone, cement, and oak in the kitchen, which will age well with passing time.

“The lighting and dishes are all handmade pottery from people I admire, and thanks to my husband, there is a never-ending supply of plants to keep it fresh,” says Poss Lambert.

Poss advises to let fashion be an extension of yourself and carry that into your home. She struggles with trends and encourages anyone looking for a decor style to think about the colors, space, and designs that bring each individual person to life.

“There is no right or wrong answer,” says Poss Lambert. “It’s about feeling comforted and at ease in your own little world.”

Cedar & Hyde is looking forward to more brand collaborations in the future to help put their makers in front of their customers and let their stories be told.

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“I hope to continue to captivate our customer season after season by not only listening to their needs but also wow-ing them with curiosities they never knew they needed.”

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Liv Walker Parting Thoughts HOW AND WHEN DID YOU

having this opportunity at a young age taught

BEGIN IN MODELING?

me so many skills — from how to conduct

When I was twelve-years-old I was scouted and signed by Donna Baldwin Agency in

professional interactions to being flexible and adaptable in any situation.

Denver. I started attending local castings where I was categorized as a “tween”— it was

WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST LESSONS

an awkward period, and I was never right for

YOU HAVE LEARNED THROUGHOUT

the job. But each casting I went into, I was a

YOUR MODELING CAREER?

little more sure of myself and polished.

I’m sure for most of my family, friends, and

Eventually, I started shooting with local

peers it looked seamless… but for me, it was

photographers and walking in local shows.

hard work… sometimes rewarding, sometimes

Working with Denver-area creatives taught

soul-crushing. I’ve learned that expressing

me to trust their visions and ideas.

gratitude to the people I’ve worked with makes

I developed a love for the art we created

them feel really good and makes me feel great. I

together and fell in love with the collaboration.

always made it a point to send thank you notes.

At fourteen, I was signed with my agencies in

Over the years, the entire process has

Los Angeles and New York City and began

become a rewarding ritual. Also, my mom

traveling every summer to work. In retrospect,

used to say after a shoot or a show, “If that’s CONTINUED >

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(CON TI N U ED)

your last job, wasn’t it phenomenal to have that expe-

WHAT HAS TRAVELING ACROSS THE

rience?” It’s really made me appreciate everyone and

WORLD TAUGHT YOU?

everything I’ve done through modeling.

At first, I traveled everywhere with my mom. When I graduated from high school, with the support of my mom,

WHAT PROMPTED YOU TO ATTEND THE UNIVERSITY

dad, and little brother, I was ready to travel and live on

OF COLORADO AT BOULDER?

my own. At 18, that alone was very empowering. I also

During my senior year of high school, I went to New

learned my true value is not in how I look, but in how I

York City, London, and Paris for two different fashion

work with my fellow creatives. As my mom says, “skinny

months. After graduating I was totally motivated to be a

is not your skillset,” which just means being relatable,

full-time model. After a summer stint in Spain, traveling

hardworking, and kind are the strengths I bring to set, the

and living in New York and London, I started to notice a

showroom, or to a runway.

change in my interests: I became more and more curious

People liked working with me because of who I am,

about the business of fashion, the amazing people I was

not just what I am. That translated no matter where I

meeting, and the worlds they had built.

was in the world.

When I saw the rewards these “Boss Creatives” received from accepting challenges and realizing their visions, I

HOW HAS YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE

wanted a piece of that. For many reasons, modeling was not

MODELING BUSINESS CHANGED OVER TIME?

providing a space for me to do the same. So, it’s no wonder

It’s important for me to acknowledge I’m hard on myself,

after seeing these people operate, I wanted to go to school.

and I didn’t have the breakout success my agents had

I’m ready to find a direction I’m passionate to pursue at the

expected of me. When I was first signed in NYC and LA,

Leeds Business School at CU. I’m excited to find out what the

my agents said I was getting looks from fashion’s most

future holds. I don’t know where it will take me, but knowing

exclusive casting directors. But through the years, as

where I’ve been, I feel good about where I’m headed.

those casting directors took good hard looks and ultimately passed on me, I learned it would be very difficult to

WHAT ISSUES ARE CLOSE TO YOUR

change their minds. For the longest time, I was convinced

HEART AND WHY?

my success was dependent on their approval.

The career path of a fashion model is very nontra-

During London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter ‘18 I

ditional. On one hand, a woman is supposed to be a

vibed well with designers who made me feel empowered,

globe-trotting muse, someone who is fascinating and

and in NYC during Spring/Summer ‘19 I hit my pocket

beguiling, and commanding of attention. In truth, the year

with designers who dressed “Boss” women.

I spent working as a full-time, traveling model was lonely, disempowering and rife with anxiety.

Looking back, I’ve met and worked with visionaries who have a lust for life, and who have found joy

Don’t get me wrong, I am very grateful. But I wasn’t

through leadership. It has molded the way I want to see

having the kind of success that I needed to get momen-

myself. I still love being a model and being in the middle

tum. I found myself at crossroads in modeling where I

of a creative hive. I don’t think that will ever change, but I

needed to either double-down or move on.

will have different roles to play.

Maybe sensing my apathy, I actually had two agents say something along the lines of: “The problem with

WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU OFFER A YOUNG

American girls is that you have too many options.” That

PROFESSIONAL IN YOUR FIELD?

didn’t sit right with me. At that point, I felt I needed to take control over my life and my direction.

I saw business school as my path forward. I feel strongly that women should always have choices and self-deter-

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There are factors outside of your control, like certain industry physical standards you have to meet in order to work regularly and make enough money to sustain yourself. Also, luck has to be on your side.

mination. I support women, women-owned businesses,

Beyond that, you have to be self-motivated, deal well

young women, and their visions for success. As I progress

with constant rejection, have good representation, and a

through school, I will continue to focus my energy on being

great support system. If you have all of those things going

a “girl’s girl” in the business world, looking for ways to pro-

for you, the best advice I can give is to express gratitude

vide opportunities and options for them.

and feel grateful for every experience.

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