61: Success, Change, & Trusting the Process - with Ashley Nell Tipton, Fashion Designer & Winner of Project Runway Season 14
Trust & Thrive
English - January 16, 2020 09:00 - 1 hour - 42 MB - ★★★★★ - 61 ratingsSociety & Culture Business tara mont trust and thrive personal development authentic life live your truth self care la podcaster female podcaster psychology self reflection Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Ashley Nell Tipton is a Fashion Designer and the Winner of Project Runway Season 14.
Ashley was born in sunny, beautiful San Diego, CA in 1991. She has 3 siblings and a large extended family. Family and living the California lifestyle were crucial elements in her upbringing.
Her passion for fashion started at a very young age. She learned to sew on her grandmother’s sewing machine when she was just seven years old, and only continued to grow her talents from there.
Ashley went on to attend Fashion Careers College where she got her AA in Fashion Design and Technology. Her senior collection at Fashion Careers College was highlighted in the annual Golden Hanger Fashion Awards. She’s also shown her collection at New York’s Full Figured Fashion Week in 2012.
After entering and winning Project Runway in 2015 Ashley signed a contract with clothing retail giant JCPenney to design and be the face of their “plus-size” Boutique +.
She has also designed Plus Sized patterns for Simplicity and her own jewelry line for K&M Accessories.
Gifted in understanding the needs of the plus-size consumer, Ashley released her first line of apparel and eyewear in November of 2017 and continues to work as a design consultant for other plus size establishments.
In this episode, Ashley shares her inspiring story, going from working in retail to winning Project Runway Season 14. She also opens up about the many changes that came with success and how, amidst her new opportunities and busy schedule, she's learned to prioritize her mental health. We also touch on imposter syndrome, destination syndrome, trusting the process, and celebrating one's successes.
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