This website is a podcast hosted by Sonya, a stylist, who interviews guests about their style and strategy. This particular episode features Sarah Neill, the founder of Miss Tyler, a fashion tech startup that empowers women by matching them with real women creators who share their body type and style. The episode discusses Sarah's career journey, the inspiration behind Miss Tyler, the challenges she faced, and the importance of representation in fashion. 


Telco Executive to Fashion Innovator

Boosting Body Confidence with Sarah

fSydney Startup Disrupting Fashion

This website, Lady Brains, features a podcast called "My Styler" hosted by Sarah Neill. The podcast discusses topics related to business, including being a billionaire and going bust. The website also offers a newsletter with interesting business content delivered once a month. 


On being a billionaire, or going bust

This is an Apple Podcasts page for the episode "Why is fashion so bad for the environment?" from the podcast "Fashion Fits." The episode discusses the environmental impact of the fashion industry, including its contribution to carbon emissions, textile waste, and plastic production. It features interviews with three industry experts who are working to drive change in the fashion industry. 


Why's fashion so bad for the environment

This website is an episode page for the "Fashion Fits" podcast on Apple Podcasts. The episode discusses the lack of diversity and representation in fashion advertising and how this makes it difficult for women to find relevant fashion references. The episode features interviews with experts in the field, including Faye Brown from Motto Fashions, Emily Pask from Modest Mermaid, and Natalie Wakeling from Embody Women. 


Why's it hard to find relevant fashion

This website is for the podcast "Fashion Fits," which discusses the challenges of finding clothes that fit different body types. The episode "Why Can't I Find Clothes That Fit My Body?" explores the reasons why it's difficult to find clothes that fit, including technical difficulties in manufacturing, the "Fat Tax," and the lack of extended size ranges in stores. The episode features interviews with experts from Ample Folk and Insyze, who are working to disrupt the fashion space for plus sizes. 
