n this episode, I shared my thoughts on the current state of society as a result of the most recent tragedies surrounding black lives being taken by racists and corrupt policemen worldwide. I also name a few of the ways that we can support some of the many causes within the Black Lives Matter movement. For more methods than what I listed in the episode, check out my full post on sharragreenestyling.com here, where I give additional resources surrounding supporting protesters, donating to the affected families, and rebuilding black businesses. I will be updating the blog post weekly as well as sending more resources to my site subscribers as I learn of them. Subscribe for updates here. If you have any additional resources that you would like me to include in future content, please don’t hesitate to send them to [email protected]

If you’ve been watching Amazon Prime’s major fashion competition, “Making the Cut” you’ve witnessed the work of Megan Smith, the woman behind the rising Megan Renee brand. In this interview, I interview Megan on her journey as a designer in an ever changing industry. We discuss how she got her start, her experience as a contestant on “Making the Cut”, the support she’s received from Naomi Campbell, and ways we can push forward as black women in fashion.

In this episode, I share my thoughts on the effect the pandemic has had on the fashion industry so far. I also share some ways that I think designers, stylists, influencers, and consumers alike can support themselves as well as each other and sustain their brands as much as possible.

In this episode, I interview the CEO of one of my ABSOLUTE FAVE fashion brands, House of Rehab. Ashlee Jackson shares her process on building a brand from the ground up, strategies for marketing and investments, what we can expect from House of Rehab in the next season, and more. We also go over tips for attending fashion week. This is the perfect episode for aspiring designers and online boutique owners. She gave us so much FREE game!

In this episode, I (reluctantly) discuss my thoughts on the world’s latest catastrophe and how I’ve been spending my time in quarantine, while sharing tips on ways we can keep our spirits lifted as much as possible right now.

In this episode, I share a recent experience I had with a client and vent about the pressures we face as women in society to have just enough sex appeal, while being modest and “respectable” enough. I talk about how women should be free to use their personal style to express and celebrate themselves without carrying the weight of the world’s perception on their shoulders 24/7 as it relates to dating, their safety out in the world, and the essence of who they truly are. I also share some of the women who inspire me when it comes to having great character and morals without compromising their sense of style and sensuality.

Over SEVERAL glasses of wine, Shatiarra and I get to know each other better while talking all things fashion, business and personal…everything from mental health and personal development to how fashion is our safe place, to her inspiration, routines, and motivation behind launching an online luxury shoe collection while balancing an engineering career.

In this episode, I share how certain mindsets, habits, and activities need to be checked during this chapter of my life and how we all need to occasionally audit what we’re doing and accepting in order to create the lifestyles we want for ourselves.

In this episode, I talk the psychology behind some of the black community’s shopping choices, VENT about the attitudes of many regarding luxury apparel and black business owners, and offer subtle but effective ways that we can begin to increase the black influence as it relates to the luxury market.

In this episode, I get deep! I talk about why I stopped the podcast mid-season, the biggest make or break lesson I had to learn before relaunching, and ways that we all can begin to trust ourselves in order to thrive and live better.