The creator interviews a fashion brand founder on the street. The founder first breaks down her outfit, identifying the brands for her glasses, jacket, jeans, shoes, and bag. She then discusses an upcoming product launch for her own brand, before sharing her controversial fashion opinion on the need for more size inclusivity and shouting out brands that are doing it well.
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The founder, the fit, and her take on brands right now 🖤
Chatting with the lovely @rileyj behind @remmiebyriley on what’s next for the brand, the styling details, and her honest opinion on where fashion sizing is still falling short.
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Transcript
Riley, you look gorgeous. Rank us through today's fit. Thank you so much. We'll start from the top. Glasses are Gucci. Jacket is Remy by Riley. Jeans are Ruby. I'm just in my Maison Marjala Tebis, and my bag is also Gucci. I love this bag. The print is so fun. Thrifted it in Tokyo. So cute. Absolutely love this jacket. Tell us what's coming up for Remy by Riley. We have our rank sets launching tier seventh, I believe. Chalky brown and gray. Everyone loves our Remy track best, so excited for that. Very nice. What is your controversial fashion opinion? Fashion opinion? Oh, Tier think we're well overdue for size inclusivity, guys. Calling out all the brands that aren't doing it. Stopping it at 14, 16, 18 isn't gonna cut it anymore. We wanna wear your stuff. Like, let me buy your stuff. Do you have brands that you feel do size inclusivity really well? Yeah. Well, obviously mine, Remi. Yeah. Me, my jeans, they're a New Zealand brand. They're amazing. SKIMS, they do a great job of size inclusivity. And I think doing it well, don't just chuck the sizes on. Like, make sure you've got pics of girls wearing them. And on to me, the crowd. Crowd erupts. Crowd erupts.