Evie Kemp

11/20/21 • 46 min

The Style Project: a podcast about body love, self esteem and personal style

The fabulously flamboyant Evie Kemp is my latest guest. She's an incredibly talented designer and all round creative.
She loves her dogs, is never short of a wide-leg pant, and always keeps her hallway looks immaculate for when people "just drop round'
Evie's personal style is amazing! But it's been a work-in-progress.
I loved our chat about how we just need to take up space, and show us as our authentic selves, and why it really is ok to just show your arms, no matter what they look like
Follow Evie on Instagram HERE, or visit here website for some incredible style inspiration HERE.

Previous Episode

Cushla Reed (Minx Shoes)

The queen of footwear, Cushla Reed, is NZ fashion royalty. She’s been in the industry for over 20 years, and has seen it all, but is one of THE most down to earth people you will ever meet.

She is the heart and sole (see what I did there?) oh her business, she still fronts her retail space and is in constant contact with her customers and retailers, often listening to women complain about and put down their bodies when trying on clothes.

She uses the valuable information sh gains from chatting with customers about their insecurities to thoughtfully design both her shoes and her more recent clothing line (C.Reed clothing).

I always love a chat with Cushla, and I”m so excited to have her join me on this episode - happy listening.
Visit Minx Shoes HERE

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Next Episode

Lewis Rowe

Lewis Rowe is the ultimate man about town. Immaculately dressed every time I see him, his style and confidence is enviable.
So I was really excited to chat to him more about how HE views his style, and how it's linked to his confidence.
This episode was recorded in 2020 during the first NZ lockdown, therefore some of the references may be slightly dated.