{Podcast Month} Fashion for All: The SmartGlamour Podcast with Mallorie Dunn

ByLindley Ashline December 26, 2021November 30, 2021

✨ For the month of December, enjoy these podcast episodes while I slow down, take a breath and plan for next year. ✨

“Fat people can’t be photographers.” Is that true?

I’ve spent the last five years finding out, and on this episode of Fashion for All – The Smart Glamour Podcast with Mallorie Dunn I’m talking about what it’s like to break barriers in an image-focused profession.

We talk about:

💃 How doing #OOTD (outfit of the day) photos forced me to start seeing my own body

💃 Why the people photos you see in ads and on websites always look like models

💃 Victoria’s Secret’s bankruptcy

💃 My first camera (insert floppy disk here)

💃 Whether being fatphobic makes you a bad person

Mallorie is the genius behind SmartGlamour, the fully inclusive clothing line. It’s affordable, customizable and ethically produced, and every single item is available from XXS to 15X. SmartGlamour sets the standard for inclusive fashion and I can’t recommend it enough.

🔊 Listen or read:

LISTEN: Lindley on the Fashion for All podcast with Mallorie Dunn

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