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Lauren Santo Domingo - Lessons On Success From Vogue, Personal Style Development, & How To Hustle

Nov 25, 2024

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Lauren Santo Domingo

Lauren Santo Domingo, Co-Founder of Moda Operandi and former Vogue editor, shares her insights into the fashion world. She reveals the realities behind the glossy facade of Vogue, the evolution of personal style, and the importance of thoughtful shopping. The conversation dives into the balance of creativity and business in fashion, alongside memorable anecdotes from her experiences. Listeners will also learn about her journey through high fashion, navigating family life, and tips for creating stunning tabletops while embracing modernity.

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Grit and Hustle

The younger generation might lack the grit of those who endured demanding early careers.
Working hard and showing resilience is essential for success.

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Decisive Leadership

Learn from Anna Wintour's decisive leadership by establishing a clear brand vision.
Ensure everyone in your team knows precisely what the brand represents.

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Building a Capsule Wardrobe

Focus on well-tailored pieces and finding the right jeans for your body type.
Experiment with different jean lengths and styles to complement your shoes or boots.

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Navigating Fashion and Wellness

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Balancing Fashion, Family, and Fun

34:51 • 8min

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Exploring Hair Care Routines and Beauty Essentials

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Personal Life Dynamics

44:41 • 8min

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Nostalgia and Lifestyle Inspirations

52:12 • 7min

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Heritage Meets Modernity in Tabletop Design

58:47 • 13min

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Navigating Personal Style and Conscious Shopping

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Navigating Fashion and Personal Style Dynamics

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#780: Join us as we sit down with Lauren Santo Domingo – Co-Founder & Chief Brand Officer of Moda Operandi, Artistic Director of the Tiffany Home collection, & former editor at American Vogue. A visionary in high fashion, Lauren set out to create a platform where women worldwide could shop entire runway collections. In this episode, Lauren dives into fashion trends, the evolution of personal style, crafting the perfect tablescape, & exclusive insights from behind the scenes at Vogue!

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