Mahogany and Friends TATIANA

Hello everyone, welcome back for the final episode of Mahogany and Friends. 

Today’s episode is titled Walk It, Like I Talk It. We will discuss all things influencer partnerships and how the fashion industry flaws inclusion and diversity. So with that said, let's talk.   

Today we will chat with a NY native who loves to live life and share her interests and experiences, mostly centered around personal style with a focus on plus size fashion and Brown beauty. She has a very unique viewpoint when it comes to diversity within the digital space and is dedicated to applying her background of Public Relations, Journalism, Content Creation and Influencer Marketing to push the needle forward in terms of representation.   

Please join me in welcoming Kelly Augustine!  



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 Connect w/ KELLY: www.kellyaugustine.com www.agustraye.com ------- @kellyaugustine  @augustraye

Welcome to a new episode of Mahogany & Friends!  

Today’s episode is titled Coming of Age; We’ll talk through all things color theory and how fashion has and continues to play a role in telling black women’s stories.   SO with that said, let’s talk.   Our next guest is a video artist, colorist and editor based in Atlanta, GA. She is known for creating films that center young black women for her 15K fanbase right here on Youtube and more recently she created a short film titled “Petals” in which was later selected to be screened at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival.   

Please give a warm welcome to Tara Olayeye. 



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___   TARA OLAYEYE  Website: www.taraola.com Vimeo: www.vimeo.com/Tara Olayeye Instagram: @taraolaa

Welcome to a new episode of Mahogany & Friends!  

Today is a really special episode  because we are going to talk about finding your passion and the value of monetizing your work as a creative!  SO with that said, let’s talk. Our next guest is a mixed-media artist who I’ve had the pleasure of witnessing her work as a mentee at Parsons School of Design. Her work has consistent themes that explore the intricacy of belonging to an American, Kenyan, and Trinidadian identity. She aims to use her interdisciplinary concentration as a medium to address topics within her culture. Rotating between collage, painting, fashion design, and screen printing her work is heavily inspired by the art of storytelling.  



Please join me in welcoming Jamilla Okubo! @jamillaokubo | jamillaokubo.co  

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“AM I DOING ENOUGH?” The Toxicity of Hustle Culture & The Importance of Mental Wellness as a Entrepreneur w/ Sanasjia Clervoix

Welcome to a new episode of Mahogany & Friends!

Today’s podcast episode is going to touch on something that I see continue to come up, --- a constant struggle for us to follow a work/life balance. As I’ve witnessed it, this concept is evolving as Millennials/Gen-Z enter the freelance workplace, I think this it’s worth questioning: how much is too much? We’ll discuss the importance of mental wellness as an entrepreneur.

SO with that said, let’s talk.

About Sanasjia Clervoix:

Our next guest is a [soul worker] healer, intuitive energy reader, and entrepreneur as her mission is to restore women to their natural gifts and harness the sacred Gaia energy inside of us all.

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Welcome to a new episode of Mahogany & Friends!

In today’s episode we will discuss two things I love, -- fashion and business entrepreneurship. More importantly, we will take a deeper look into the nuances within fashion sustainability and the importance on why black women need to be more visible in these conversations.



About Sustainable BK:

(www.instagram.com/sustainablebk/)

Our next guests are a dynamic duo who set out to bridge the gaps between the sustainability movement while fostering relationships with communities through education and events. They went on to found their business Sustainable Brooklyn, with a commitment to fashionably fostering the evolution of ‘sustainability’ to create a more inclusive future for us all.



Follow:

Whitney McGuire

https://www.instagram.com/whitneyrmcguire/

Dominique Drakeford

https://www.instagram.com/dominiquedrakeford/

https://www.instagram.com/sustainablebk/



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Welcome to [Episode 02]  In today’s episode, we're going to touch on a topic that is quite nuanced in the fashion and beauty industry, --- hair. More specifically we will discuss the history of fashioning black hair and its role in high fashion.

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About Rikki:

Rikki Byrd is a writer, educator and scholar, with research interests in black studies, performance studies, fashion studies and art history. She runs the Instagram page, @blackfashionarchive, and research blog, The Fashion and Race Syllabus, both of which are dedicated to archiving fashion and style across the Black diaspora and exploring the intersection of fashion and race, expanding upon and decentralizing fashion history.  Let's build community and stay connect URL to IRL! 

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Mahogany is a multimedia concept brand shifting the narrative of women of color through fashion, inclusive storytelling and empowering social media content. 

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Follow Rikki: Instagram: @rikkibyrd @blackfashionarchive 



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