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Sep 11, 2026
Katie ChappellHOST
Sure.
Carly KuhnGUEST
But I, my, I had my first job which was like taking over for Elle magazine's like digital.
Carly KuhnGUEST
It was like during Fashion Week and I just started like drawing from photos 'cause I wasn't going there, but I was just drawing like the moments that I was seeing.
Carly KuhnGUEST
I don't even know if that one was paid [laughs] but that was I think a big moment.
Jas JohalHOST
She runs a luxury design firm out of Toronto with projects in New York, Miami, the Caribbean, and Costa Rica.
Jas JohalHOST
She was, uh, House & Homes Designer of the Year in 2024, and her work ha- has landed in Vogue Living and Elle Decor.
Jas JohalHOST
Season two of her show, House of Ali, uh, premieres tonight on the Home Network.
Jas JohalHOST
This one takes her from a private villa in Costa Rica to a dream home in Connecticut, and she's promised her clients the same thing she's promised the cameras, which is unfiltered honesty.
Emmeline ArmitageHOST
I see.
Mykki BlancoGUEST
I ran away to New York, but I was only there for the summer because I ran away to New York, and then as a runaway, I got an internship at Elle magazine.
Mykki BlancoGUEST
But I had written the letter to the editors before I ran away.
Mykki BlancoGUEST
But they responded to the email and told me I could do the internship after I was already a runaway.
Stacey DuguidGUEST
back.
Stacey DuguidGUEST
Once upon a time, I worked at Elle magazine, prior to which I'd worked.
Stacey DuguidGUEST
In my 20s, I worked as a PR.
Stacey DuguidGUEST
I was a terrible PR.
Stacey DuguidGUEST
And I look back, hindsight's an amazing thing, isn't it? I think, why did I ever leave Sir Paul Smith? He was such a great, kooky character and sort of like anti-fashion in lots of ways.
Stacey DuguidGUEST
And the point of me telling you way back when is because I was like 24 years old and I rolled from being 24 into my next job, which was...
Stacey DuguidGUEST
Giorgio Armani into my next job, which was Prada into my next job, which was Elle.
Stacey DuguidGUEST
All the while, I didn't need a CV.
Michelle YoungHOST
So she would not reveal any emotions, of course, in these kind of interviews.
Michelle YoungHOST
So it was actually an Elle magazine interview where this came from, where she got confused and lost.
Michelle YoungHOST
And of course, Elle would probably want to show the woman behind this movie.
Michelle YoungHOST
And so that ended up in this article.
Michelle YoungHOST
And actually, an art historian in France had sent that to me.
Quinn EmmettHOST
So that is a guy that really just checks the box for me.
Claire ZulkeyHOST
I got to meet E. Jean Carroll a couple years ago, and I've loved her for a long time, because she just used to have an advice column in Elle magazine, which my mom used to subscribe to, and she'd give it to me, and I just loved reading her work, and she had such a fun voice, and she was such a cool journalist.
Claire ZulkeyHOST
I mean, she still is.
Claire ZulkeyHOST
And back when I had my old blog, zolky.com, I used to just do a Friday interview with people I thought were interesting or aspirational.
Maria HatzistefanisGUEST
I have to say, going back to when I was a little girl back in Greece, I was around eight years old, coming back from school.
Maria HatzistefanisGUEST
And all I wanted to do was go to the local newsagent and grab all the international fashion magazines, Bazaar, Vogue, Elle.
Maria HatzistefanisGUEST
buy them once a month with my pocket money, go back home, close the door, and then immerse myself into the exciting world of fashion and style.
Maria HatzistefanisGUEST
And I didn't know what I wanted to do with my life, but I always knew the woman I wanted to be.
Nick Axelrod WelkGUEST
I think that as long as you're not bothering anyone else with it, that it's such a fun way to express whatever mood or attitude or style you're trying to go for.
Nick Axelrod WelkGUEST
And like, you know, whether it was like Rose 31, I wore in my first few years working in editorial, like at Women's Wear Daily and Elle Magazine.
Nick Axelrod WelkGUEST
Like just like discovering, like I've always loved Scents.
Nick Axelrod WelkGUEST
And I remember when I first found Tom Ford Violet Blonde, it's a grandma fragrance, right? It's like a very sort of like traditionally, classically feminine violet fragrance.
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Nick Axelrod WelkGUEST
Rai Rai and MIA, I got them to fly me to Coachella to both photograph street style and interview artists and do photo shoots and realized that like, you know, what I loved about writing was being at the intersection of fashion, culture, music, I didn't really sort of understand beauty as its own category yet, but just sort of like really at the intersection of all these things.
Nick Axelrod WelkGUEST
And I think musicians are a great example of that, right? Like, totally, it was about style, and it was about politics, and it was really kind of everything.
Nick Axelrod WelkGUEST
And long story short, I ended up getting a job at Elle magazine as a senior fashion news editor and had by that time become best friends with Emily Weiss because she was an assistant at W magazine when I was an assistant at WWD.
Nick Axelrod WelkGUEST
And, you know, we had, she had gone on to Vogue.
Natacha TynesGUEST
But while I was doing that, I continued to publish, uh, on the side.
Natacha TynesGUEST
So, um, I published in places like The Washington Post in the parenting section, like Elle Magazine, Esquire, and others.
Natacha TynesGUEST
And I also started, um, publishing short stories and then eventually novels and books.
Natacha TynesGUEST
Um, so that's pretty much my backstory.
Jared BaumanHOST
But maybe I'll start by saying, I mean, 'cause y- you know, you did journalism for quite a while, I mean, uh, 25 years.
Natacha TynesGUEST
Yeah.
Jared BaumanHOST
Um, I have down from kinda like researching you on LinkedIn and whatnot, like you have, uh, bylines at The Washington Post, Forbes, Elle, appearances on BBC, PBS, CBS.
Jared BaumanHOST
Um, so a lot in journalism, right? Like a lot of success there.
Melissa GreloHOST
about different partners.
Melissa GreloHOST
There was a story in Elle magazine about heated rivalry, and apparently there are a number of middle-aged women who have watched the show and are then proceeding to leave their husbands.
Melissa GreloHOST
Because of a show?
Jamie MilneGUEST
Because of the show.
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