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Two years ago, I made a bold decision to embrace the natural color of my hair. At 37, I let my white hair shine through, creating a distinctive salt-and-pepper look, reminiscent of my grandma's. It wasn't just a change in appearance; it marked a pivotal moment where I infused more color into my life than ever before. Why? Because I became my own brand. The uniqueness in my appearance, the distinct style, and the mature aura I had—all came together in a blend that asked me to step off the marked path and redefine what it meant to be fashionable. In the world of branding, many companies fall into the trap of imitating their competitors, fearing they might lose the game. However, here's the real story: if you don't discover and showcase your true colors, people will lose interest, Unfollow. In seconds. Being different is not a drawback; it's a strength. Be a storyteller, a magician of your own narrative. Step out of the confines of imitation, explore the city, and share what's alive now. Your audience craves authenticity, not fabricated tales or irrelevant facts—no one gives a s***. While your audience may be smaller, it will be far more precise. Forge a personal connection, a bridge between your product and your ideal client. Be brave. Ask yourself, "How can I be more 'me' and less 'them'?" In a sea of brand clones, authenticity isn't a trend, it's a savage power move. Dare to be original, and let your brand's story be the wildfire that blazes its own trail. In a world where everyone's playing it safe, being genuinely unique isn't just a choice—it's a bold rebellion. The spotlight? Reserved for those who refuse to be a sheep, much like the day I let my hair scream individuality louder than society's dull symphony. 💄🔥 ****I started writing about marketing few months ago, it's time to become public. #BrandRevolution #AuthenticityOnFire #BreakTheMold

Riri is a marketing queen 👑✨ Have you watched her “Fenty Hair Behind the Brand” video? No? If you're a marketer, you really should! The storytelling, the video shots, and the way she explains the product and packaging —chef’s kiss 🤌🏼 Watching this BTS video, you connect with her as she introduces her new hair product. She uses such relatable, everyday language that makes the audience feel comfortable and eager to try this product. Honestly, the way she talks about it practically sells it to you. I absolutely loved how she described the packaging, explaining that you don’t even need to see the product to know what you're grabbing while showering. Just by saying that, she sold it to me 😆 The colors and B-roll throughout the video are so consistent and beautifully match the A-roll, making it both attractive and engaging to the viewer. Oh! And the CTA at the end—“Everyone is going to be telling you that you smell sooo good and asking what you’re wearing. Let them know it’s Fenty Hair.” Her CTA was definitely subtle, very demure ✨ #Branding #Marketer #FentyHair #Fenty #Riri #BTS #SocialMedia #Marketing https://lnkd.in/gHpt_utp

It was The Oscars night this Sunday. And I remembered when Lupita Nyong'o, won the Oscar for '12 Years a Slave’ a decade back. The reason for that is her acceptance speech which I believe still continues to be relevant today. I'm not anti-beauty. I am not someone who insists that anyone who plucks their eyebrows or waxes their legs is victim to the patriarchal conspiracy. I use sunscreen. I love my lip gloss. I get a keen pleasure when my eyes wear a kohled look. When I was younger, I could not wait to flip through the fashion magazines at the neighborhood beauty salon. But I am all for moderation and the middle ground. When Lupita Nyong'o spoke during her Oscar acceptance speech on perceptions of beauty, the colour of her skin and how she prayed she would wake up fairer every morning, what I really wondered (apart from the obvious lighter versus darker skin debate) was: Why do so many perfectly intelligent, discerning women still continue to believe that beauty is the great goal? It seems to me that the only real goal in life is to love well and be loved in return. Beauty does not get you that. Great beauties get left and heartbroken and disappointed, just like everyone else. Their friendships are not more profound, their lives do not magically become a festival of laughter and good times. Balzac said that we love people because of their flaws, not in spite of them, and he was right. It is our failings that make us human, and being human is what makes us loved. That is true beauty, and you cannot get it from wearing a pair of designer boots or getting a Botox jab. Or from a jar of fairness cream. That too. #beauty #beautystandards #skinconfidence #diversityandinclusion

Customers want to know this 👀 Are you a brand that can be relied on to respond to your customers' needs? Whether you are a solopreneuer or a business team, you should be thinking about how you engage the senses and life experiences of your customers. By cultivating an accessibility mindset, or a way of thinking and communicating that gives more people an opportunity to engage with you, your brand can better communicate your message and nurture authentic relationships. Video Description: Elizabeth, a white woman with short blonde hair wearing a black tank top and pants with lemon print, sits in front of a window. There is a shelf with many types of plants directly behind her. #accessibiltymindset #accessibilitymatters #inclusivedesign #betterbrands #customerrelationships

🏆 Last night's Golden Globes was awash with Barbie pinks, worn by Margot Robbie and Jennifer Lopez, as well as statement reds, sported by Selena Gomez and Florence Pugh. 📊 EDITED Market data shows that pink is currently outperforming red in retail. Pitting pink vs. red dress sell outs in the US last month, 55% were pink and 45% were red. 🌈 However, both colors play a supporting role to blacks, blues and greens, which accounted for the most sell outs overall. 👀 Follow the link to learn more about EDITED Market. https://lnkd.in/erpbpgxj Image - Golden Globes

This is my brand: In one magical Grammy’s moment, Miley Cyrus brought my bed head look back into style and it made me very excited. 😂 No one I know would post this excited photo to LinkedIn but I will. Why? Because it’s me. I’m not a smoke and mirrors kind of gal. And if you’ve known me for long enough, you know that’s how I am in real life, too. My brand is all about YOU getting to know the REAL me- because I like relationships! Real ones! Your brand might be more suits and inspirational quotes and that’s a-ok. The important part is that you’ve defined how you want to show up in this space and what feels good for YOU. Your brand should make you feel good, because when you feel good- others do, too. It also gives more people permission to just be themselves without all the overthinking and perfection we’ve been conditioned to put forth. And sometimes they’ll say, hey- I want to work with that weirdo in her jammies and Miley Cyrus hair! If you crave the simplicity and freedom of a brand that speaks for itself- you may enjoy a REINVENTION. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gJz7i9Qt #reinvention #personalbranding #brandbuild #mileycyrus #grammys

We Can Learn So Much From Iris Apfel 🌈 Her passing this weekend made me realize how many times her name popped up when working with clients. Usually, when they stay stuff like… I want to be fashionable, but not like I’m trying too hard. You know, age-appropriate.  I want to be trendy but not dress too young. You know, age-appropriate.  I want to strike that balance between stylish and age-appropriate. 1️⃣ We can’t know for sure, but it’s tough to imagine Iris Apfel wasting one nanosecond of brain power worrying if she was dressed age-appropriate or not. 🔴 The fluffy fur coats  🟡 The bajillion lucite bangles  🟣 The glitter and sparkles galore  🔵 And layers upon layers of clashing necklaces She dressed to have fun and make herself happy. There’s definitely a takeaway there. 2️⃣ She started her fashion career at the age of 90 So, if the thought has ever cropped up that it’s too late to: 🚫 Start a business 🚫 Change companies/careers 🚫 Go back to school ⛸️ Become an Olympic figure skater (Okay, well, the 🚢 might have sailed on that one...)  But all the rest??? We’re good to go. In honor of a truly remarkable icon, let’s make March 4th unofficial Iris Apfel day and do something colorful, fearless, and fun.  And if you have gobs of plastic bracelets, go ahead and pile them on. Share your bold intentions in the comments below so we can cheer each other on as we live our lives unapologetically. Iris Apfel style. #IrisApfel #PersonalStylist #PersonalBrand #PersonalShopper #StyleCoach

The holiday season is upon us! For many, it's a time to close chapters and usher in new seasons. In this article, we will explore the fascinating story behind the dress of revenge. Join me as we uncover this intriguing tale. 👍 #fashionhistory #fashionstudies #fashionlovers #translationstudies

TREND ALERT 🚨 Le Petit Bob A.K.A. The Mini Bob The textured bob has long been the staple for fall and winter. However, as we head into FW23, a shorter version of the much-loved look will be taking over — “Le Petit Bob.” Whether you’re craving a Paris trip this season, or simply watching Emily In Paris on repeat, there’s no doubting the love affair most of us have with Paris, or just France in general. Get the FULL STORY BELOW! #hairtrends #2024trends #francophile

At the Golden Globes 2024, Jennifer Aniston's hairstyle became the talk of the town.🔥🔥🔥 Remember the "Rachel cut"? That layered, face-framing masterpiece that made Jennifer Aniston an icon?👑  It wasn't just a hairstyle; it was a cultural phenomenon and a testament to the transformative power of beauty choices. It became inextricably linked with Aniston's identity, evolving alongside her character Rachel Green through the ten seasons of Friends.  From sassy layers to sleek blowouts, each hairstyle mirrored Rachel's growth and journey, whispering tales of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery.💪 So, when she stole the spotlight on the Golden Globes 2024 red carpet with a new layered chop, it caught the attention of global media.  And it is not limited to Jennifer Aniston. Remember: 👉Tom Cruise's Aviator sunglasses? Exuding action-hero vibes.😎 👉Rihanna's ever-changing hairstyles? Reflecting her artistic evolution. 👉Bollywood's "Radhe" from “Tere Naam? Long, greasy locks that everyone wanted to ape. And that's the magic of beauty choices. They're not just about vanity; they're about storytelling, about crafting an outward expression of who we are at our core.👍👍 So, the next time you reach for a lipstick or contemplate a new haircut, remember—it's more than just a cosmetic choice.😇 And if you have a passion for beauty, Orane International is here to empower you.💪 With professional courses, you not only master technical skills but also unlock limitless possibilities. Let's celebrate the transformative power of beauty choices together. From "Friends" to forever, and beyond the haircut, remember – your story is waiting to be told, one snip and stroke at a time.  👏👏 Photo credit- Getty Images . . . #goldenglobe  #rachel #beautyindustry #beautyindustry #hairstyles #viral #thoughts