"Even if I could get to a point where I could retire, I don't think I'd ever honestly want to. If I continue to stick to what made me do this in the first place, it does not feel like work to me."
He went from blogging at Street Peeper to becoming Vogue.com's go-to street style cameraman.
Before joining Highsnobiety, she held positions at Saks Fifth Avenue, Net-a-Porter and Mytheresa, as well as "InStyle" Germany.
The face of Fenty says friend and mentor Rihanna inspired her to be her own boss
The Queens-born-and-based designer's New York hustle and signature aesthetic have earned him interest from the industry, celebrities and, soon, Asos's global consumer base.
The hat designer boasts a longstanding network of retailers, celebrity clientele and a cult following for the vacation crowd.
"On some level, 'Saturday Night Live' has been the best schooling I've ever had. It's not for the faint of heart."
"Sometimes people just stay on the path they're on because it's working out for them, and they're afraid if they do something else they may not be successful."
The California-bred sisters managed to build a widely coveted brand on female empowerment in a way that feels authentic.
We talked to the famed Los Angeles tattooist about celebrity clients, the world of fashion collaborations and why mentorship is indispensable even in the age of Instagram.
Her path has been slightly different from your average influencer's.
It began with stints as an amateur colorist at the age of 10 and as a hairdresser's assistant at 15.
The modeling industry veteran shares her thoughts on the industry and what it takes to be a model today.
She's been working her ass off for more than a decade — and in more than one country.
The founder of RewardStyle and LIKEtoKNOW.it on how she's making monetizing influence as easy as turning a key.
All while kickstarting the influencer craze.
With a surprise assist from Kate Middleton, of course.
"No matter how hard it is, or how annoyed I am at the trolls, I just have to keep going, because this is bigger than me."
The blogger-turned-designer launched her label online from her Los Angeles home six years ago. Now, she's expanding to children's wear and opening brick-and-mortar stores across the U.S., U.K. and Europe.
Not to mention the founder of a beloved New York City nail salon and an eponymous line of polish.
She went from pre-med student to television journalist to tech startup founder *and* inventor.
His New York City store has grown into an archive for fashion's biggest designers, and boasts collaborations with Alexander Wang, Depop, Opening Ceremony and more.
"At the end of the day, when I make clothes, my main motivation is to make people feel good."
And why he wants to open his own salon.