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Closet Philosophy

Closet Philosophy

著者: Jennine Jacob and Kristen Philipkoski
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Think it doesn’t matter what you wear? Hosts Jennine Jacob and Kristen Philipkoski uncover the ways your personal style is not just personal. What you choose to wear every day is a political act, whether you’re aware of it or not. And putting thought into your personal style is not superficial, unintelligent, or a waste of time. Along with guests including bestselling authors, scientists, entrepreneurs, and more, the Closet Philosophy podcast explores how what we wear influences and reveals what’s within.

Closet Philosophy 2025
アート ファッション・テキスタイル 社会科学 装飾美術および設計
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  • Ep. 5: Shira Gill on minimalist style, body changes, and the power of now
    2025/05/12

    Bestselling author and organizing expert Shira Gill joins us this week. Her work goes far beyond decluttering—Shira believes that organizing is not about perfection, it's about creating space for what actually matters.

    We talk about:

    • Why most people don’t have an organizing problem—they have a volume problem
    • What to do with clothes that no longer fit but are hard to let go of
    • How to make getting dressed easy and empowering
    • The emotional cost of hanging on to “someday” clothes
    • Why dressing with intention is a form of self-trust and self-respect
    • The myth of “effortless” style—and how to find your own version of it

    Plus, Shira shares her go-to closet edit tip, how she broke up with uncomfortable jeans, and why your clothes might be saying more than you think.

    🎧 Tune in and learn how editing your closet can help you edit your life!

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    51 分
  • Ep 4: Making Good with Sophia Hall — Thrifting, Style, and Taking Up Space
    2025/04/12

    In this episode of Closet Philosophy, we meet Sophia Hall, the vibrant force behind @makegood on Instagram. Sophia is a secondhand style expert who turned childhood thrift store adventures into a thriving online business serving women of all sizes—especially those who often feel ignored by the fashion industry.

    We talk about:

    • Growing up as the youngest of eight and learning to dress for survival, identity, and joy
    • Why the fashion industry still isn’t cutting it for plus-size folks—and how secondhand can offer freedom and power
    • Sophia’s honest, empathetic approach to styling clients, from measurements to mindset shifts
    • The magic of her Instagram Live sales, where community, confidence, and clothes come together
    • How women of all ages and sizes can reclaim comfort, color, and self-expression—even in a world that tells us to shrink

    Plus: unexpected styling hacks, Billie Eilish shoutouts, the secret weapon of the men’s section, and why one of her customers once watched a live sale from the front row of a Botticelli concert (yes, really).

    Subscribe now so you don’t miss next week’s episode—because we’re just getting started unpacking what style can really do.

    💚 Find Sophia on Instagram: @makegood

    💚 Follow us on Substack: Closet Philosophy

    💚 Join the conversation on Instagram: @closet.philosophy

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    51 分
  • Ep 03: Healing, Beauty, and Taking Up Space — Jenn Harper of Cheekbone Beauty on Building a Brand with a Soul
    2025/04/12

    What if lipstick could change more than your look—what if it could change the narrative?

    This week on Closet Philosophy, we’re joined by powerhouse founder Jenn Harper, the visionary behind Cheekbone Beauty—one of the first Indigenous-owned beauty brands in North America. Jenn shares how a dream in early sobriety led to a mission-driven brand that’s redefining what beauty means, who it’s for, and what it’s made of.

    We dive into:

    • The dream that started it all: three laughing Native girls with lip gloss and a spark of possibility
    • How generational trauma—and healing—shaped Jenn’s identity, sobriety, and purpose
    • The power of representation for Indigenous people in the beauty industry
    • Why not knowing your full history doesn’t mean you don’t belong
    • Sustainability beyond buzzwords—what it really means to build a brand with the next seven generations in mind
    • Veganism, cultural nuance, and honoring traditional lifeways
    • The story behind Cheekbone’s stunning lipstick names (spoiler: every shade is a language lesson)
    • And a sneak peek at a powerful red lipstick collab you’ll definitely want on your lips—and in your life

    Jenn also shares how her Indigenous values shape every decision—from the supply chain to the pigments—and why sustainability, transparency, and community care are non-negotiables.

    If you’ve ever wondered how to live your values out loud, or how to turn personal pain into world-shifting power, this episode is your roadmap.

    Subscribe now so you don’t miss upcoming episodes—and keep an eye out for that red lipstick drop.

    💚 Find Cheekbone Beauty on Instagram: @cheekbonebeauty

    💚 Follow us on Substack: Closet Philosophy

    💚 Join the conversation on Instagram: @closet.philosophy

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    50 分

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