It Girl with Bailey Taylor

What if finding your personal style has less to do with following trends and more to do with trusting your own taste? Hadley Green 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. Follow Hadley HERE Follow Bailey Taylor HERE Follow the Show HERESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if the confidence you’re looking for has nothing to do with how other people see you? Clarke Carraway joins Bailey for a conversation about confidence, manifestation, self-worth, and creating the life you actually want. Clarke opens up about what it’s been like navigating life in the public eye, dealing with criticism from people who don’t know her, and finding her confidence again after a major change in her life. They talk about manifestation and visualization, knowing your worth, setting boundaries, female friendships, social media, career growth, financial literacy, and learning when to let other people help you. Clarke shares the routines that help her feel like herself, why she believes you shouldn’t wait until you have everything figured out to start, and how she thinks about building a successful future. She also shares the phrase she lives by: “envision and attack.” If you’ve been comparing yourself to other people, questioning whether you’re on the right path, or waiting for the perfect time to go after something you want, this conversation is a good reminder to start where you are, believe in yourself, and actually go for it.   Follow Clarke HERE Follow Bailey Taylor HERE Follow the Show HERESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. Follow Sophie HERE Follow Bailey Taylor HERE Follow the Show HERESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this solo Q&A, Bailey answers your questions about dating, friendships, and figuring out life in your 20s. She gets candid about why she hates dating apps, whether you should risk dating a friend, making friends as an adult, and how she handles loneliness while living alone and being single. Plus, Bailey talks post-grad life, the best part of being single, her dream date, leaving high school friendships behind, and why putting yourself out there can completely change your social life. Follow Bailey Taylor HERE Follow the Show HERESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kissing Cowgirls founder Emma DeMarco joins Bailey Taylor to talk about building her fashion brand, finding her creative identity, and learning the realities of entrepreneurship along the way. Emma opens up about the expensive side of manufacturing, why she finally learned to hire people who know more than she does, and the surreal moment she discovered Brandy Melville was selling clothing using her brand’s name and imagery. She also shares how community, pop-ups, and social media have helped shape Kissing Cowgirls and where she hopes to take the brand next. Follow Emma HERE Follow Bailey Taylor HERE Follow the Show HERESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.