In this episode of Process, we sit down with Liv Koennecke, the creative force behind Maison Essentiele — a cult sleepwear label turned ready-to-wear brand that’s redefining luxury on its own terms.

Liv shares the pivotal moments that shaped her journey, from launching with a singular vision for elevated sleepwear to confidently pivoting into fashion-forward, everyday pieces. We explore what it really means to be a small brand in a saturated industry — and why that’s often a superpower.

This episode is a deep dive into:

• The power of authenticity and creative intuition
• Navigating imposter syndrome and decision fatigue as a founder
• Building a strong internal culture and growing a values-driven team
• Product drops, storytelling, and staying visible in a fast-moving digital world
• The nuances of the Australian fashion scene and where Maison Essentiele fits in

Liv speaks candidly about the pressures of being a founder, the importance of community, and the strategy behind collaborations, gifting, and customer connection.

Whether you're building a brand, working in fashion, or navigating your own pivot — this episode is full of grounded insights and honest reflections.

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In this episode Arielle sits down with Geneva Vanderzeil, the DIY and craft entrepreneur. They explore Gen's journey as a DIY enthusiast who transitioned from a career in town planning to becoming a prominent figure in the DIY and crafting community. They discuss the roots of this passion, the therapeutic benefits of crafting, and the evolution of craft content. The conversation highlights the importance of sustainability, creativity, and the joy of repurposing materials, while also addressing the challenges and rewards of balancing organic and sponsored content in the DIY space. The girls explore the importance of embracing creativity, navigating trends in the crafting world, and building a supportive team. They discuss the significance of building a community and engaging with the audience authentically. The journey of writing a book is shared, highlighting the challenges and rewards of the creative process. The speakers emphasise the need for authenticity in content creation and the importance of embracing creativity while overcoming judgment from others. They also touch on the empowerment that comes from DIY and crafting, encouraging listeners to pursue their passions without fear of criticism.

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In this episode I'm spilling the tea, and some of our biggest news since going all in on the podcast. We're making these changes because the team is evolving and we need to take a quality over quantity approach. While the Cinema Thom side of our business grows, we're reaching new highs and international clients. We've got big plans for Remy too and need to give the gummy brand the right moment in the light.

What is that change? Well you'll just have to listen to the episode.

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