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Think it doesn't matter what you wear? Hosts Jennine Jacob and Kristen Philipkoski uncover the ways your personal style is not just personal. What you choose to wear every day is a political act, whether you're aware of it or not. And putting thought into your personal style is not superficial, unintelligent, or a waste of time. Along with guests including bestselling authors, scientists, entrepre... more

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In this episode of Closet Philosophy, Kristen and Jennine dive deep into the art and satisfaction of caring for your wardrobe. From repairing damaged handbags to reviving old leather jackets and removing stubborn stains, Jennine shares practical, pro... more

In this episode, Jennine and Kristen speak with writer, speaker, and educator Chrissy King, author of The Body Liberation Project. Chrissy dives deep into how fashion, fitness, and wellness intersect with social justice, race, and body image. The con... more

In this episode, Kristen and Jennine talk with photographer Lydia Hudgens, whose new book Plus: Expanding the Frame features 100% plus-size models and is the first of its kind. Lydia shares her journey from street-style photographer to celebrating bo... more

Ep. 24: Exploring beauty, aging, and authenticity

In this episode of Closet Philosophy, Jennine and Kristen dive deep into the complicated relationship between beauty standards, aging, and authenticity. The conversation weaves together personal sto... more

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Chrissy King
Author of The Body Liberation Project, writer, speaker, educator, and former strength coach
Author of The Body Liberation Project
Episode: Ep. 26: Beyond body positivity—A conversation about body liberation with Chrissy King
Lydia Hudgens
Brooklyn-based photographer focusing on plus-size fashion.
Smith Street Books
Episode: Ep. 25: Plus size representation, photography, and finding beauty in every body with Lydia Hudgens
Dilara Casey
A strategist, marketer, and writer focused on careers and the modern workforce
Totally Employable
Episode: Ep. 23: Midlife career reinvention, authentic style, and navigating change with Dilara Casey
Denise Pines
Co-founder of Women in the Room Productions, executive producer of 'The M Factor', health advocate, and entrepreneur
Women in the Room Productions
Episode: Ep. 22: Menopause, perimenopause, and personal power with 'The M Factor' producer Denise Pines
Cat Pierce
Singer, writer, artist, and entrepreneur best known as half of the band The Pierces.
Founder of the beauty brand Omen
Episode: Ep. 20: Persistence and reinvention: Musician and creator Cat Pierce on creativity, confidence, and personal style
Angel Edme
Fashion, beauty, and lifestyle creator
Episode: Ep. 19: Style, confidence, and redefining beauty with Angel Edme
Alicia Johnson
Model, global marketing strategist, and author of the book Buried Treasure, A Field Guide to the Life-Changing Magic of Revealing Yourself.
Ford Models
Episode: Ep. 18: Revealing yourself through style, story, and self-trust with model and author Alicia Johnson
Leah Elson
Neuroscientist and science communicator with a vibrant approach to presenting complex scientific ideas.
Gnarly by Nature
Episode: Ep. 17: Leah Elson on Science, Style, and Showing Up Fully As Yourself
Isobel Schofield
Founder of Bryr Studio
Bryr Studio
Episode: Ep. 15: Style and an impossible clog invention after menopause with Isobel Schofield of Bryr Studio

Hosts

Jennine Jacob
Personal stylist and co-host of the show, she emphasizes self-expression and ethical fashion choices.
Kristen Philipkoski
Fashion writer and co-host known for her insights on fashion trends and personal identity.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 24 ratings
  • Keeps me curious

    Closet Philosophy always has amazing guests and thoughtful conversations. The hosts keep me curious about my style and inspire me to see things from new perspectives.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alyssa Schenectady
    United States2 months ago
  • Expansive, compelling conversations

    This podcast leaves me curious and inspired, thanks to its unique guests and range of topics around style, values, living with creativity and intention, and more. The hosts are smart, interesting, and thoughtful women. I enjoy and learn a lot from their insights.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Em*Dub
    United States3 months ago
  • Can’t get enough

    The closet philosophy is all encompassing.

    It’s deeply insightful, refreshing, informative and inspiring. It makes me feel better about the world and how I fit into it. Obsessed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lee Trapani
    United States6 months ago
  • Vibes!

    I’ve had the pleasure of working with Jennine, and her approach is truly inspiring. She has a way of encouraging you to tap into your own creativity, like getting advice from a big sister who just gets you. I’m thrilled her podcast carries that same warm, empowering vibe!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LC💃🏻
    United States7 months ago
  • Closet Philosophy is brilliant

    The lessons clothing stylist Jennine Jacob has been imparting on her Instagram channel are practical, super instructive, and pragmatic. The way Jennine Jacobs brings self-expression, style, and personal branding together with a genuinely ethical, anti-racist, anti-sizeist, feminist perspective--with care for the environment--is very cool, and fruitful. This is why I'm looking forward to learning more from her and Kristen Philipkoski, and to the conversations they have with guests on Closet Philo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    deeza fuel
    Canada7 months ago

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Reviewers frequently mention that the content is thought-provoking and encourages them to embrace a more mindful approach to their own personal style.
The discussions are seen as deeply impactful and relevant to personal style, body image, and identity, fostering a sense of community among listeners.
Listeners appreciate the insightful conversations and diverse guests, often highlighting the hosts' warm and empowering approach.

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Ep. 26: Beyond body positivity—A conversation about body liberation with Chrissy King
Q: How do you maintain any sense of normalcy and peace in a challenging climate?
Find compassion for yourself, seek out positive content, and connect with people who align with your values.
Ep. 26: Beyond body positivity—A conversation about body liberation with Chrissy King
Q: Are there changes that you would like to see in the fitness industry to make it truly inclusive?
I think we need to have conversations around inclusivity in fitness spaces, ensuring that all bodies can move and receive equal treatment.
Ep. 26: Beyond body positivity—A conversation about body liberation with Chrissy King
Q: What are your thoughts on the intersection of body size, body shape and social justice?
When we live in a society where thinness is seen as the ideal, being skinny shamed is just not the same as being fat shamed.
Ep. 26: Beyond body positivity—A conversation about body liberation with Chrissy King
Q: Can you share what body liberation means to you, and how does that go beyond what we hear a lot called body positivity?
Body liberation is less about looking in the mirror and saying, 'I just love every single thing I see about myself,' and more about saying, 'I'm respecting that this vessel I live in, and all the different iterations that it will inhibit throughout the course of my life, is worthy and deserving of respect.'
Ep. 23: Midlife career reinvention, authentic style, and navigating change with Dilara Casey
Q: How can women in midlife position themselves to stand out in spite of ageism?
Limit the experience listed on resumes to 10-15 years and emphasize skills and soft skills.

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What is Closet Philosophy about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Exploring the intersection of personal style and societal issues, a distinct focus emerges around how clothing choices reflect individual identity, values, and larger cultural dynamics. The discussions challenge conventional views of fashion as superficial, presenting it instead as a powerful means of self-expression and political expression. Each episode features a variety of guests—from authors and photographers to health advocates and scientists—who share their insights and experiences related to body positivity, midlife transitions, inclusivity in fashion, and the empowerment that comes with embracing one's true self. Notably, there's emphasis on themes such as ageism, body liberation, and the importance of visibility for women over 40,... more

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