Women Who Win
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Women Who Win: Patricia Gucci on launching Aviteur, learning to find balance, and protecting her father Aldo’s legacy
As part of our Women Who Win series, Patricia shares her proudest and most challenging moments
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Women Who Win: Fisayo Longe on how a crossroads moment led to success
As part of our Women Who Win series, Kai Collective founder Fisayo Longe shares the secrets to her success.
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Women Who Win: Erin Deering on why she walked away from her dream life and launching her new clothing label
We talk to the former Triangl swimwear founder
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Arianna Casadei on family legacies and being present
We meet the luxury Italian footwear brand's General Manager
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Women Who Win: Tolu Coker On Faith Over Fear And Making Change
We meet the award-winning British-Nigerian designer
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Nanushka’s Sandra Sandor on her milestone show for New York Fashion Week
Her proudest moments
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Anissa Kermiche on why being a dreamer is her super power
From engineer to designer
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Women Who Win: Shiza Shahid on living with purpose and standing up for what you believe in
We talk to the co-founder of kitchen essentials brand Our Place
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Women Who Win: Rosh Mahtani on celebrating imperfections and accepting mistakes
We talk to founder and designer of jewellery label Alighieri
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Women Who Win: Emma Grede's philosophy for getting what you want in business
Female founders listen up
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Meet the woman shaking up the denim industry
Her journey from celebrity stylist to founder
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Vitalie Taittinger: ‘I don’t need to turn myself into a man to achieve the same things’
Champagne businesswoman Vitalie Taittinger gives us some insight into how tough you have to be to hack it as a woman in the alcohol industry...
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Pip Jamieson: 'There’s a special place in hell for women who don’t support each other’
Female tech founder Pip Jamieson gives us some insight into how tough and resilient you have to be to hack it as a woman in the tech industry...
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Anna Jones: 'Quite often the only thing holding women back is a belief in themselves'
This International Women's Day, Female founder Anna Jones is giving us some insight into getting to the top and why we should be supporting each other...
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Ali Beaven: 'Be worth what you’re asking for and confident in commanding it'
Female tech founder Ali Beaven is next in our Women Who Win series, giving us some insight into how tough you have to be to hack it as a woman in the tech industry...
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Rosie Gunn and Hannah Johnston talk Endless Wardrobe, sustainable fashion and the power of hard work
Next in our Women Who Win interview series are Rosie Gunn and Hannah Johnston, the power duo behind Endless Wardrobe...
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Nikita Mehta: 'Women bring compassion to leadership which is exactly what our planet needs'
Next in our Women Who Win series is Nikita Mehta, the visionary behind Fable & Mane...
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Molly Goddard talks Desmond & Dempsey, pivoting during COVID and the best advice she's ever received
Next in our Women Who Win series is Molly Goddard, co-founder of luxury UK pyjama brand, Desmond & Dempsey...
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Louise Thompson: 'Mistakes are what make us interesting so actually the bigger the better'
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Women Who Win: Jess Posner Odede on using tech and media to empower girls
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Morgane Sézalory: 'Stay true to yourself and give back when you can'
Morgane Sézalory, Founder of Sézane, is next in our Women Who Win series...
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Rosie Fortescue: 'I would like for women to have the courage to ask for more'
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Chloé Watts: 'Feel the fear and do it anyway - that attitude got me where I am today'
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Marisa Hordern: 'I really do believe in the power of positivity'
Marisa Hordern, Founder and CEO of Missoma, is next in our Women Who Win series...
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Hermione Underwood: 'Advocating for each other as women is crucial'
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Joanna Payne: 'Women are too good at talking themselves out of bold ideas'
Next up in our Women Who Win series is Joanna Payne, founder of Marguerite, a network for women who work in art, design, fashion and photography with a desire to lift one another up
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Shackelia Jackson: ‘People thought I was obsessive, but that activism helped me to heal'
With one of the worlds highest rates of fatal police shootings, racially motivated police brutality continues to wreak havoc on Jamaican communities. We spoke to Shackelia Jackson, a human rights defender, about why she'll never stop fighting for judicial reform
