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“Dress for yourself.”
 Street style changed fashion—Tommy helped light the match.
Tommy Ton—the street-style icon behind fashion’s front-row evolution—joins me to unpack the chaos, the craft, and the calm behind the lens.
In this episode:
* From teen fashion-TV superfan to style.com star


* How street style flipped the industry (and why he still loves clothes more than “fashion”)


* Spotting real personal style vs. algorithm dressing


* Surviving show-season mania: focus, calm, and boundaries


* The archive, the book, and what’s next for an observer’s eye


🎧 Style Your Vibe x Tommy Ton — live now.
 Watch on YouTube & Spotify. Listen on Apple Podcasts. Links in bio.

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Cindy Crawford @cindycrawford on confidence, risk, and building a life on your own terms.

I couldn’t think of a more legendary guest for Style Your Vibe. Cindy and I have worked together many times, and every single time I’m struck by two things: her unmatched professionalism (truly beyond anyone I’ve ever worked with) and her role as a living oracle of fashion photography history.

Yes, her résumé is iconic. But this conversation goes deeper—into the inside game: discipline, curiosity, and trusting your own compass even when everyone around you says “don’t.”

In this episode, Cindy shares:

Craft over hype: how to “fill the frame,” tell the story of the clothes, and bring thought and energy to every shot.

Calculated risk: the Herb Ritts x Playboy shoot everyone warned against—and how it opened unexpected doors.

The “why not?” mindset: from House of Style to Meaningful Beauty, she turned unconventional moves into cultural touchstones.

DTC before it was cool: how she built Meaningful Beauty long before direct-to-consumer was a buzzword.

Practice > perfection: the rituals, workouts, and underrated skin tip she swears by.

Self-trust: “I listen to my team—but I’m the world’s expert on Cindy Crawford.”

✨ This is Cindy as you’ve never heard her before—reflective, candid, and full of wisdom that applies far beyond fashion.

Episode is live now. Link in bio to listen/watch.

✨Episode 1 is LIVE✨
I couldn’t think of a better first guest for Style Your Vibe than the iconic @gabbyreece .

Gabby has been so many things - supermodel, pro volleyball player, entrepreneur, author, and host of @thegabbyreeceshow. But beyond the bona-fides, she’s been a mentor and cheerleader to me personally, encouraging me when I was too scared to start and reminding me that those inner whispers we feel are often the compass we should follow.

In this conversation, we dive into the tools, rituals, and mindset practices that have carried her through decades of personal evolution. From Fashion to wellness entrepreneurship, Gabby embodies a truth we can all apply: it’s not about perfection, it’s about practice.

Watch on You Tube or listen on Spotify or Apple podcasts. Links in bio.

xTT

Most people quit in the space between effort and evidence.

The part where nothing seems to be happening yet.

No validation.
No momentum.
No visible proof that it’s leading anywhere.

In this episode, Joe Wicks @thebodycoach talks about continuing long before success arrived - the empty bootcamps, the flyers, the repetition of showing up without guarantees.

What stayed with me is how much resilience is really about tolerating the uncertainty of not knowing when, or IF things will finally click.

🎙️Style Your Vibe x Joe Wicks is live now.

Watch on YouTube & Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
Links in bio.

Most people only see the moment things start working.

They don’t see the years before that — the empty classes, the rejection, or the quiet discipline of continuing anyway.

In this clip, Joe Wicks @thebodycoach talks about cycling to bootcamps with a trailer attached to the back of his bike, setting up 20 stations in the park believing this would finally be the day people showed up.

Sometimes one person came.

Sometimes it was just his mum.

Sometimes no one came at all.

What stayed with me is how much success often comes down to being willing to keep showing up before there’s evidence it’s working.

🎙️Style Your Vibe x Joe Wicks — live now.
Watch on YouTube & Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
Links in bio.

What no one sees before success is usually the part that matters most.

This week, I’m sitting down with Joe Wicks @thebodycoach the British fitness coach, bestselling author, and creator of The Body Coach, whose workouts and PE With Joe videos helped millions of people move their bodies during the pandemic.

But behind the global audience and “overnight success” story were years of empty bootcamps, flyers handed out at train stations, and the discipline it took to keep showing up when nothing seemed to be working yet.

This conversation goes far beyond fitness.

Joe opens up about growing up in a chaotic home, using exercise as emotional regulation long before he understood the psychology behind it, and why movement became the thing that helped him cope with stress, anxiety, and overwhelm.

We also get into ultra-processed food, social media addiction, parenting, empathy, mental health, and what it actually takes to build something from nothing in a world that constantly rewards instant results.

What stayed with me most is how much this conversation is really about resilience — not the polished version of it, but the quiet repetition of showing up over and over again before anyone is watching.

In this episode, we get into:
• The 10 years before Joe Wicks’ success
• Why exercise became therapy
• Mental health, stress, and emotional regulation
• Why consistency is harder than people think
• Ultra-processed food and emotional wellbeing
• Social media, comparison, and device addiction
• Parenting, empathy, and raising healthy kids

This is a conversation about discipline, emotional survival, identity, and the unseen work behind success.

🎧 Style Your Vibe x Joe Wicks — live now.
Watch on YouTube & Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
Links in bio.

#fitnessmotivation #thebodycoach #mindset #entrepreneur #mentalhealth

BEST TIME styling @loveshackfancy with @carterfaith for Love Shack Fancy x Cotton Inc.

Thank you @rinajstone @theycallmecharley @becknyc

And to Carter Faith for being such an adorable dream and my favorite new sing-a-long song “Betty” which is still on repeat in my head. 🍒🍒🍒

#loveshackfancy #carterfaith #summerdress #summeroutfit #festivalfashion

New beauty ✨ @anne.cebula shot by @tdnphoto with @jewels.grogan and @petergrayhair - fun day, lovely peeps.

New beauty ✨ @anne.cebula shot by @tdnphoto with @jewels.grogan and @petergrayhair - fun day, lovely peeps.

New beauty ✨ @anne.cebula shot by @tdnphoto with @jewels.grogan and @petergrayhair - fun day, lovely peeps.

New beauty ✨ @anne.cebula shot by @tdnphoto with @jewels.grogan and @petergrayhair - fun day, lovely peeps.

Tribecca Saturday. 1996-2026. From Bubby’s to Bounce.

#nycworkout #trampolineworkout

🎉Happy Birthday my dearest @mattalbiani . You were my very first friend from the very first day I moved here from LA and I am so happy that you’re still one of my “ones”. From the Upper East side to the West Village, the Vinyard, Kenya, Peru, and our beloved Montauk-you have been there for me through thick and thin - and waited for hours for me to get ready.I love you to the moon and back. And I am so happy that both Craig and Ron are ok with the fact that I still have a crush on you. Here’s to more endless laughter, chips, guac, margaritas, epic beach days —- and so much more. xoxo T 💙🌊⚓️🌮🍺☀️❤️🤙

S’no problem. ❄️ “Put your mind to it. Put your grind to it. And you can do it. Get up. Get out. Get motivated. Get your mutha f#ckin shine on.” - Born Dirty.

Motivation playlist #1 song. Thank you @kroachevolutis for turning me on to this song. ⚡️⚡️⚡️

“Trust your gut.”
— Jennifer Fisher

That ended up being the quiet through-line of every conversation so far on Style Your Vibe.

Each episode has been different, but every guest showed up with honesty — sharing real stories about the fashion business, creative life, and what it actually takes to get started and keep going. Our conversations moved easily from silly to serious, and that’s what I loved most.

Launching this podcast was genuinely scary for me. But listening back to these conversations — and the way each guest listened to their own voice — has been deeply grounding and motivating.

I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who said yes and shared so openly. And to anyone who’s listened or watched — thank you for being here 🤍

More to come.

Special thank you @longwavedigital @richardmiddleton_lwd @marymcmillan_ @kendallmeleski