Flying Solo Fashion Podcast: Julia Muller on Breaking Into Styling
Top stylist and creative director Julia Muller joins host Elizabeth Solomon to share her journey from Amsterdam to New York, working with Vogue, Louis Vuitton, Dior, and more. Julia opens up about the highs and lows of the fashion world, how she discovers emerging designers, and what it really takes to succeed as a stylist today.A must-listen for aspiring creatives, stylists, and designers.
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Rosa Isela - The First Hat That Changed Everything
Rosa Isela’s hats begin as a meditative craft and end as wearable drama—steam, blocks and rabbit-hair felt forming silhouettes built to be loved and lived in. She recounts the magical snowstorm runway and why every piece is truly “one of one.”
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Founding Flying Solo with Monzlapur
How a scientist built a fashion house and a community: Mona of Monzlapur on co-founding Flying Solo, turning lab images into prints, embracing gender-fluid design, and the DIY runway that put them on the map. Ten years in, reinvention is still the dress code.
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Poemet - From sketches to International Press
Poemet is fashion with a pulse: expressive scarves, new matching bags, and a founder who scaled from solo sketches to international press. Listen to discover inside the designer’s journey—and the courage—it takes to launch and grow. Poemet means “a woman’s heartbeat” in Hebrew—each piece feels like an extension of the designer’s heart.
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Designing with Heritage: The Rise of Modern Natured
Emma, founder of Modern Natured, shares how she grew her brand from waist beads inspired by her Ghanaian heritage to a couture collection at Paris Fashion Week. Featured in Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, and Forbes, Emma talks about sustainability, versatility in design, and her advice for young creatives on staying inspired, organized, and resilient.
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