“My FABulous Life in Fashion:” Interview with Jordie Samerson Part 1

This podcast episode features an interview with fashion stylist, Jordie Samerson.  This week’s guest discusses her career in fashion as a model then a stylist and answers questions about the post-pandemic state of fashion as well as the influence of women of color in the fashion.

 

The F.A.B. Five according to Jordie Samerson:

1) Take care of your mental & physical health; 

2) Invest in good skin care;

3) Travel to expand your perspective and support the local economy with your fashion purchases;

4) Feed yourself with good food; nourish your body;

5) Be true to yourself & enjoy life.

 

For more information about Jordie, follow her on IG @JordieSamerson.   

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Credits: 

Fashion: blue-blocking glasses: Caddis Life; sweater: Lanvin

Makeup: n/a

 

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Produced by www.oneofoneproductions.com

Recorded, mixed, edited and original music by www.23dbproductions.com

 

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