Sophie Habboo joins Bailey to talk about life after Made in Chelsea, becoming a mom, and building a career with staying power. She opens up about navigating self-doubt, finding her identity again after having a baby, balancing motherhood with ambition, and why women shouldn’t feel guilty for making time for themselves. Sophie also shares what she’s learned about marriage, protecting her peace online, growing a media company with her husband Jamie, and why authenticity has been the key to bringing her audience along through every new chapter.

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Sophie Habboo joins Bailey to talk about life after Made in Chelsea, becoming a mom, and building a career with staying power. She opens up about navigating self-doubt, finding her identity again after having a baby, balancing motherhood with ambition, and why women shouldn&rsquo;t feel guilty for making time for themselves. Sophie also shares what she&rsquo;s learned about marriage, protecting her peace online, growing a media company with her husband Jamie, and why authenticity has been the key to bringing her audience along through every new chapter.
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Through intimate, unfiltered conversations with fashion editors, celebrities, founders, and cultural leaders, It Girl with Bailey Taylor captures both the glamour and the reality of life in the public eye. The podcast expands the popular online series into long-form storytelling, creating space to explore ambition, visibility, pressure, and the struggles that come with being an “it girl” today—beyond the highlight reel.

Through intimate, unfiltered conversations with fashion editors, celebrities, founders, and cultural leaders, It Girl with Bailey Taylor captures both the glamour and the reality of life in the public eye. The podcast expands the popular online series into long-form storytelling, creating space to explore ambition, visibility, pressure, and the struggles that come with being an &ldquo;it girl&rdquo; today&mdash;beyond the highlight reel.

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Sophie Habboo: Motherhood, Made in Chelsea & Building Longevity

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Has fashion become more about what looks good online than what we actually want to wear?

 

Olivia Hurst joins Bailey for a conversation about the changing fashion industry, developing a point of view, and what it means to create something original. They talk about the difference between personal style and following trends, why so much fashion can feel disconnected from real life, and the role social media plays in shaping what we see and want to wear.

Olivia also shares her perspective on building a fashion brand, finding inspiration, taking creative risks, and creating work that stands out without relying on what’s trending.

It’s a conversation about fashion, creativity, and the value of having your own perspective in an industry that can make it easy to follow everyone else.

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Has fashion become more about what looks good online than what we actually want to wear?
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Olivia Hurst joins Bailey for a conversation about the changing fashion industry, developing a point of view, and what it means to create something original. They talk about the difference between personal style and following trends, why so much fashion can feel disconnected from real life, and the role social media plays in shaping what we see and want to wear.
Olivia also shares her perspective on building a fashion brand, finding inspiration, taking creative risks, and creating work that stands out without relying on what&rsquo;s trending.
It&rsquo;s a conversation about fashion, creativity, and the value of having your own perspective in an industry that can make it easy to follow everyone else.
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Why Fashion Feels So Different Now | Olivia Hurst

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What does it actually take to reinvent yourself without losing who you are?

Meredith Duxbury joins Bailey for a conversation about reinvention, confidence, beauty, fashion, and learning how to evolve in a way that still feels authentic. Meredith opens up about moving beyond the version of herself people first knew online, intentionally changing her image, and how stepping into fashion helped people see there was more to her than viral makeup videos.

They talk about taking creative risks, trusting your own vision, knowing when to listen to feedback, and why evolving doesn’t have to mean changing who you are. Meredith also shares what she’s learned about building confidence, creating a strong community, knowing your value in business, and pushing past the fear of embarrassment or failure.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in one version of yourself, worried about how people will react to your next move, or wondered whether you’re allowed to change direction, this conversation is a reminder that reinvention can simply mean giving yourself permission to become more of who you already are.

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What does it actually take to reinvent yourself without losing who you are?
Meredith Duxbury joins Bailey for a conversation about reinvention, confidence, beauty, fashion, and learning how to evolve in a way that still feels authentic. Meredith opens up about moving beyond the version of herself people first knew online, intentionally changing her image, and how stepping into fashion helped people see there was more to her than viral makeup videos.
They talk about taking creative risks, trusting your own vision, knowing when to listen to feedback, and why evolving doesn&rsquo;t have to mean changing who you are. Meredith also shares what she&rsquo;s learned about building confidence, creating a strong community, knowing your value in business, and pushing past the fear of embarrassment or failure.
If you&rsquo;ve ever felt stuck in one version of yourself, worried about how people will react to your next move, or wondered whether you&rsquo;re allowed to change direction, this conversation is a reminder that reinvention can simply mean giving yourself permission to become more of who you already are.
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Reinventing Yourself & Becoming More of Who You Are | Meredith Duxbury

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What if finding your personal style has less to do with following trends and more to do with trusting your own taste?

Hadley Greene joins Bailey for a conversation about personal style, fashion, creativity, and learning to stand out without trying to look like everyone else. Hadley opens up about growing up in Louisiana, how her surroundings shaped the way she dresses, and why she has always been drawn to pieces that feel unexpected, expressive, and a little different.

They talk about developing taste, finding the silhouettes that make you feel your best, shopping more intentionally, and why Hadley thinks of jewelry as armor. She also shares her “five seconds of courage” mindset, the importance of taking career risks, staying authentic as a creator, and the deeply personal inspiration behind her upcoming Dillard’s collaboration.

If you’ve been trying to figure out your style, second-guessing your taste, or feeling pressure to dress like everyone else, this conversation is a reminder that the best style starts with knowing yourself and being willing to stand out.

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What if finding your personal style has less to do with following trends and more to do with trusting your own taste?
Hadley Greene joins Bailey for a conversation about personal style, fashion, creativity, and learning to stand out without trying to look like everyone else. Hadley opens up about growing up in Louisiana, how her surroundings shaped the way she dresses, and why she has always been drawn to pieces that feel unexpected, expressive, and a little different.
They talk about developing taste, finding the silhouettes that make you feel your best, shopping more intentionally, and why Hadley thinks of jewelry as armor. She also shares her &ldquo;five seconds of courage&rdquo; mindset, the importance of taking career risks, staying authentic as a creator, and the deeply personal inspiration behind her upcoming Dillard&rsquo;s collaboration.
If you&rsquo;ve been trying to figure out your style, second-guessing your taste, or feeling pressure to dress like everyone else, this conversation is a reminder that the best style starts with knowing yourself and being willing to stand out.
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The Art of Personal Style & Standing Out | Hadley Greene

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Sophie Habboo: Motherhood, Made in Chelsea & Building Longevity

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