What if the biggest names in luxury fashion aren't delivering the luxury we're paying for?

Paule Tenaillon, co-founder and creative director of Nomasei, joins Bailey for a conversation about the reality behind luxury fashion, building a brand, and creating pieces that make women feel confident. After working with some of the biggest fashion houses in the world, including Chloé, Givenchy, and Jimmy Choo, Paule shares what the industry is really like behind the scenes, why luxury prices have skyrocketed, and whether the quality still justifies the cost.

Paule also opens up about leaving the traditional fashion world to launch her own footwear brand, trusting her creative instincts, and why she believes beautiful shoes should never come at the expense of comfort.

It’s a conversation about fashion, creativity, and redefining luxury in a way that puts women first.

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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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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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