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Dress the Way You Want to Be Addressed with Farida Raafat: The Power of Bespoke Style
In this episode of Wear Who You Are, Natalie sits down with Farida, founder of DALYA, to talk bespoke fashion, personal power, and the deeper meaning behind “dress the way you want to be addressed.” From fabric choices to the emotional impact of custom clothing, they explore how style can support how we move, lead, and live. It’s a conversation about being seen—and dressing like it.
Wearing Joy at 89: Style, Loss & Loving Life w/ Marin Foster
At 89 years old, Marin Foster is proof that style has no age and that life’s next chapter can always be rewritten—one outfit at a time. From bold fashion choices to even bolder hugs, Marin reminds us that joy is something you can wear—and share.
Respect The Journey: Notes On Traveling Through Asia
In the latest episode of Wear Who You Are, Natalie opens up about her month-long adventure through Southeast Asia, sharing some valuable lessons she picked up along the way. With stops in Thailand, Cambodia, and Japan, she reflects on the theme of respect.
Party on the Bottom! All your Denim Questions Answered!
It’s a party on the bottom! All your denim questions answered. Raw denim, selvedge, sizing, and everything else!
"Organization is Freedom" w/Camilla Frederico of The Personal Helpers
In a world that often feels chaotic, finding order can be a transformative experience. This episode of the Wear Who You Are podcast is here to help you get your new year off to a good start, with an Industry Adjacent episode with Camilla Frederico of The Personal Helpers. Our guest is a passionate advocate for decluttering and creating spaces that foster well-being and clarity, and she's also just incredibly warm and funny. Camilla, a seasoned organizer, emphasizes that organization is not just about tidiness; it’s an essential tool for improving focus, reducing stress, and enhancing productivity.
From Couch to Conference: Redefining Remote Style
In this solo Nat Chat episode of Wear Who You Are, host Natalie Tincher welcomes listeners to 2025. With many Americans still working remotely, Natalie is all about helping us keep it comfy yet professional. The episode also includes an opening section all about the distinction between "hard" and "soft" pants—what are they and when do you wear them. This episode centers on the concept of how what you wear can actually influence your mood and productivity. So, say goodbye to those pajamas! Changing into something a bit nicer can help you transition into work mode.
Dressing the Soul: Identity, Spirituality, and Style w/ Associate Professor Fiona Dieffenbacher
In the final episode of the "Wear Who You Are" podcast for 2025, host Fiona Dieffenbacher, an Associate Professor of Fashion at Parsons School of Design, discusses her research that intersects dress, embodiment, and spirituality. Fiona, a former fashion designer and published author, shares insights from her key projects, including "Dress and Emotion" and "The Outlier Initiative," which explore the emotional significance of clothing and inclusivity in the fashion industry. She emphasizes how clothing choices are influenced by personal identity and cultural environments, illustrating that fashion is a profound expression of the self.
A CEO's Journey: How Becky Blank Leads and Dresses with Purpose
In this episode of Wear Who You Are, host Natalie Tincher talks to Becky Blank, a CEO and tech leader at Ample, a Cincinnati-based digital marketing agency. Known for her commitment to inclusivity in the tech industry, Becky shares her personal and professional experiences that have shaped her advocacy for women and people of color. Her story isn't without challenges; Becky opens up about difficult times marked by pain and alienation, which ignited her passion for fostering a more equitable environment in her industry.