Design Your Day Interview #2 - Andy Hilfiger

05/14/20 • 54 min

Design Your Day host Ray Digmi catches up with fashion veteran and musician, Andy Hilfiger

Andy shares his personal story growing up with his siblings in upstate New York, where his brother Tommy started a small fashion store called The Peoples Place - that would set the stage for a life of fashion and music.

Eventually moving to the Big Apple, Hilfiger would play the bass guitar for the rock group - King Flux - during the same time that his brother Tommy was developing the Tommy Hilfiger fashion collection.

Andy would eventually join his brother and begin a decade worth of creative work at Tommy Hilfiger, that including styling and brand development. Andy followed that act up with the launch of Andrew Charles, his namesake rock-n-roll inspired fashion brand, as well as a playing a major role in the launches of other successful brands.

In his latest role, Andy Hilfiger is the creative director for ARTISTIX, a new luxury streetwear brand. An incredible conversation that will take you behind the scenes of one of the greatest generations of fashion, Andy Hilfiger is a man that knows how to build a brand and make a beat...

Design Your Day host Ray Digmi catches up with fashion veteran and musician, Andy Hilfiger

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Design Your Day Interview #1 - Ellen Atkins

Host Ray Digmi catches up with The Founder of The Suburban Monk, Ellen Atkins

Ellen shares her story of how she decided to leave the stability of a successful job in corporate America to take a leap of faith and become an entrepreneur, a journey that would change her life. An incredible story of self reflection and passion, Ellen has built a brand around “Syd” who helps people find joy and happiness - but Ill let her tell you about him.

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Design Interview #3: New Jersey Artist - Julian Mitchell Estremera

This week, Ray Digmi catches up with New Jersey Artist, Julian Mitchell Estremera

“J-Mitchell” as he is known in the art community, shares his personal story of growing up in the Garden State and eventually landing successful career in the financial industry - where he soon realized that money is never a guarantee for health and happiness.

Deciding to take a courageous leap and walk away from his corporate career, he dove into his passion of painting and creating . A self educated artist, Julian Mitchell’ story is an example of finding your true passion by painting your personality.