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Styled, Off Script

Styled, Off Script

Returning to Myself

May 15, 2026 · 45 min · 18 segments

What happens to your style when everything else changes? In Episode 2 of **Styled, Off Script**, we’re joined by Maloree—longtime Dia team member—as we talk about how style evolves through…

What happens to your style when everything else changes? In Episode 2 of **Styled, Off Script**, we’re joined by Maloree—longtime Dia team member—as we talk about how style evolves through motherhood, life shifts, and the seasons where getting dressed feels more like survival than self-expression. From growing up loving fashion but not always seeing herself in it, to rediscovering her style after years of putting herself last, Maloree shares what it’s looked like to come back to herself—and how getting dressed plays a role in that. We also talk about: - how motherhood reshapes your relationship with style - the balance between comfort and feeling put together - and what it really means to “show up” in your clothes Plus, we introduce this week’s **SOS Style Emergency**: what to wear when your job is remote—but your role has leveled up. 🎙️ Listen in for real conversations about style, identity, and getting dressed—off script. *For the full transcript of this episode or to submit your own SOS Style Emergency, visit* ⁠dia.com/SOS

What happens to your style when everything else changes? In Episode 2 of **Styled, Off Script**, we’re joined by Maloree—longtime Dia team member—as we talk about how style evolves through…

Speakers: MargeHostLizHostMalloryGuest

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Top entities: Mother's Day×9 Hobby×2 Nap×2 Dress-up Needlepoint

Show signals: SuitabilitySafeBiasNot politicalAudience≈199k followers

Needlepoint Passion to Small Business4:08 – 7:04

M

4:08

I love that.

M

4:09

Um, I also know, I'm gonna tease a little, a little something that is somewhat inside baseball.

M

4:15

Uh, I know that you and Liz are currently actively sharing a craft hobby that you enjoy, but not only is it a hobby, you've legit made it a business, and I have dabbled in this craft, but not really re- recently.

M

4:29

Um, and I would love to give you a second or more to share a little bit about it.

M

4:37

Yeah.

M

4:37

So I-- actually, Liz was a reason I started it.

M

4:43

I had an idea.

M

4:44

Um, it's, uh, the company is called Little Roo Studios.

M

4:48

It's a needlepoint design business.

M

4:51

And I had an idea after I was scrolling one day and I saw somebody showing, like, the vintage Little People birthstone necklaces that they found-

M

5:01

Oh, no

M

5:01

... on eBay, and I was like, oh my gosh.

M

5:03

It just brought back, like, a flood of memories.

M

5:08

And I text Liz and I was like, "I have an idea to turn these into little bag charm needlepoint canvases.

M

5:13

What do you think?" And she was like, "Yes."

L

LizHost

5:15

Brilliant.

M

5:16

So, and-

M

5:18

The fact that that's vintage-

M

5:19

Yeah

M

5:20

... is jarring for me personally.

L

LizHost

5:23

That makes me wanna throw up, but-

M

5:25

Yeah.

M

5:28

[laughs]

M

5:28

Yeah

L

LizHost

5:28

... that's just me.

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MotherhoodParenting
Society
Lifestyle
Small BusinessBusiness > Entrepreneurship
Personal StyleFashion
Fashion and IdentitySociety > Cultural Norms
Fashion EvolutionFashion > Personal Style
Cultural NormsSociety
Personal DevelopmentLifestyle
Self-CareLifestyle > Personal Development
Motherhood and FashionFashion > Personal Style > Fashion Evolution
Crafting and EntrepreneurshipFashion > Personal Style > Fashion Evolution > Motherhood and Fashion
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Self-ExpressionParenting > Motherhood > Personal Identity
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Needlepoint DesignBusiness > Entrepreneurship > Small Business > Crafting Business
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Fashion
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Needlepoint Passion to Small Business4:08 – 7:04

M

4:08

I love that.

M

4:09

Um, I also know, I'm gonna tease a little, a little something that is somewhat inside baseball.

M

4:15

Uh, I know that you and Liz are currently actively sharing a craft hobby that you enjoy, but not only is it a hobby, you've legit made it a business, and I have dabbled in this craft, but not really re- recently.

M

4:29

Um, and I would love to give you a second or more to share a little bit about it.

M

4:37

Yeah.

M

4:37

So I-- actually, Liz was a reason I started it.

M

4:43

I had an idea.

M

4:44

Um, it's, uh, the company is called Little Roo Studios.

M

4:48

It's a needlepoint design business.

M

4:51

And I had an idea after I was scrolling one day and I saw somebody showing, like, the vintage Little People birthstone necklaces that they found-

M

5:01

Oh, no

M

5:01

... on eBay, and I was like, oh my gosh.

M

5:03

It just brought back, like, a flood of memories.

M

5:08

And I text Liz and I was like, "I have an idea to turn these into little bag charm needlepoint canvases.

M

5:13

What do you think?" And she was like, "Yes."

L

LizHost

5:15

Brilliant.

M

5:16

So, and-

M

5:18

The fact that that's vintage-

M

5:19

Yeah

M

5:20

... is jarring for me personally.

L

LizHost

5:23

That makes me wanna throw up, but-

M

5:25

Yeah.

M

5:28

[laughs]

M

5:28

Yeah

L

LizHost

5:28

... that's just me.

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CONTROVERSIAL1:24
No Plus-Size Maternity Options
She confronts a glaring industry gap.
EMOTIONAL0:36
Motherhood Rebuilds Your Identity
Her journey back to feeling herself.
INSIGHTFUL0:37
Business From A Nostalgic Spark
How one scroll launched a brand.

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Topics

7 of 25

Motherhood
Society
Lifestyle
Small Business
Personal Style
Fashion and Identity
Fashion Evolution
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