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Outdoor Voices Founder Tyler Haney Is Back The Company Will Once Again Be Led By Women

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TOPLINE Outdoor Voices founder Tyler Haney is taking an active role in her company again after resigning as CEO earlier this year — leaving the company to be run by a male CEO and a mostly male board — the activewear company announced Sunday. KEY FACTS After Haney abruptly resigned as CEO in February, a New York Times report found that, at the start of the year, the company needed cash and that the deal was contingent upon replacing Haney on an interim basis with investor Cliff Moskowitz. Initially, Haney said she would stay on in a new role as "founder" but, days later, she said she was leaving the company. Outdoor Voices announced Sunday that the company received funding from NaHCO3, the investment management company run by sleepwear brand Lunya founder and CEO Ashley Merrill, and that she would be the new chairman.  As part of the shift, Haney will take an active role as one of the company's board members, WWD rep

Columbus company offers fashion tips

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Elizabeth Bean Smith, founder of Wardrobe Therapy, spoke with Columbus CEO about the fashion business and fashion. You've seen it on cable TV. The snooty stylist breezes in, pooh-poohs everything in a person's closet and starts chucking it into garbage cans. That's not Elizabeth Bean Smith. "I can't imagine doing that," laughs Smith, a fashion consultant and founder of Wardrobe Therapy. The firm offers wardrobe consulting and personal shopping services for women and men that are infused with Midwest gentility. Wardrobe Therapy's clients aren't just executives and business owners with big money to spend on clothes and a consultant to help them put looks together. Smith says her staff of four stylists offers services at different price levels, and their wardrobe suggestions fit clients' individual budgets. Smith started her career as a visual coordinator for Columbus-based Express before going into business for herself in 2006. In Dec

Fashion Model Halima Aden Helps Create Face Masks For Frontline Workers Wearing Hijabs Or Turbans

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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Minnesota fashion model Halima Aden has a new design project: helping create face masks for frontline workers who wear hijabs or turbans. Aden, who was the first woman to wear a hijab in the Miss Minnesota pageant, teamed up with Allure Magazine and fashion start-up Anywear to bring the idea to life. The masks have caps or buttons, to help tie the mask in the back, over the hijab. "One of the obstacles was definitely the behind-the-ears face mask," she said. "As somebody who wears a hijab, it was very hard to adjust. Any time I had to remove a mask I would have to find privacy and so we really wanted to make this range of hijab sets very efficient." Aden said it was very important to create this new option so that frontline workers never had to remove a hijab. "Being somebody who worked in a hospital setting – I was a housekeeper at St. Cloud Hospital even seven months into my modeling career – I know those hassles when it comes to

Cover Up Your Bikini in Style With This Gorgeous Sheer Poncho

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© Amazon Taydey Women's Stylish Chiffon Tassel Bikini Cover Up Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. When it's time to head out for a day of sunbathing, some beachgoers prefer to keep it simple. They will throw on their swimsuit with a pair of denim shorts and a tank top — and that's it. Out the door they go! But any serious fashionista who prides themselves on their style knows that this look doesn't always cut it. Shop With Us: This Kylie Jenner-Inspired Bikini Will Unlock Your Inner Beach Babe If you want to show off your trendy bikini even while concealing it, you have to check out this amazing sheer cover-up that we discovered on Amazon. It packs a major punch — and does so at an affordable price! See it! Get the Taydey Women's Stylish Chiffon Tassel Bikini Cover Up for $16, available at Amazon! Please note, prices and availabi

Mina Gerges didn’t see anyone like him in the fashion world so the model decided to push for change himself

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Growing up Egyptian and gay, Mina Gerges didn't see anyone who looked like him reflected in the fashion world. But that hasn't stopped the Toronto-based activist from pursuing a career in modelling while proudly claiming his relatable physique – rolls, stretch marks and all. By challenging restrictive physical ideals for men, he's landed campaigns with global players like Sephora and Calvin Klein. Sharing with a 98,000-person following on Instagram, Gerges is on a mission to use his voice to inspire male body positivity. The Globe and Mail caught up with Gerges to find out how he is redefining beauty standards. At the beginning of June, you shared on Instagram that this Pride Month feels like the most significant one you've been a part of in your life. How are you feeling now? [Sighs.] Today I'm doing a lot better, but Sarah Hegazi, one of the really big activists in the queer Egyptian community, recently passed away, and I've been doing a lot of organizing w

Wonder Woman 1984’s Gal Gadot And Kristen Wiig Explain Why The Film ‘Doesn’t Feel Like A Sequel’

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When it released in 2017, Wonder Woman became a surprise critical and box office success, earning overwhelmingly positive reviews and roughly over $821 million at the box office. Typically, studios want to recreate that success by making the sequel a slightly altered copy of the original, but according to Gal Gadot and Kristen Wiig, Wonder Woman 1984 doesn't feel like a sequel. 'Wonder Woman 1984' Roundtable: Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig & More | Entertainment Weekly

Amazon’s Big Style Sale Is Here To Refresh Your Summer Wardrobe

Amazon Prime Day might be postponed for now, but the retailer is making up for it with the Amazon's Big Style Sale, which is basically a Prime Day for fashion. The sale if full of name brand clothes and accessories for men and women, as well as plenty of solid summer basics from Amazon's in-house fashion brands. As the name implies, savings actually are big — you can expect discounts up to 50% off. You can shop the full sale here, but unless you have something very specific in mind, searching through so many items on sale can become overwhelming and time-consuming. That's why we've done the hard work for you below, highlighting some of hidden gems you might not expect to find on Amazon. Men's Sale Highlights Women's Sale Highlights