Malia Mills's guest appearances

Malia Mills

American Fashion Podcast — exploring innovation and sustainability across the industry

Style Scouting with Alia Ahmed-Yahia

Brand New Ways

The co-lab career stories

Twin Talks

Tom Ford

Pat McGrath

Tiffany Shlain

Ralph Lauren

Eileen Fisher

Tommy Hilfiger

Kate Spade

Allie Egan

Cynthia Rowley

Calvin Klein

Lisa Congdon

Miki Agrawal

Timothy Goodman

Lauren Cook

Ashley Wilson

OwlTail

For over twenty five years, Malia Mills has pioneered an inclusive and inspiring voice on the subject of women and beauty. In 1993, Mills launched her luxurious collection of bra-sized swimwear separates to critical acclaim. With Love Thy Differences™ as her mission, mantra and driving force, Malia Mills has expanded her signature swimwear collection to include ready-to-wear and accessories. From A to F cup and sizes 1 to 22, each piece is designed using luxurious fabrics and a retro-modern aesthetic to celebrate the feminine fierce. "When you put on a swimsuit that celebrates the rockstar you are, there's nothing you can't accomplish," says Mills. Mills created the company, aka The House of Hell Yes, to champion women and to be a catalyst for opportunities for women to live bold and not so well-behaved lives. On this episode, she talks with Stephanie von Watzdorf about her initial pre-internet job search to get her foot in the door at Nordstrom's, and the invaluable career advice she received when faced with two competing job offers and a desire to pursue a career as a designer.

For over twenty five years, Malia Mills has pioneered an inclusive and inspiring voice on the subject of women and beauty. In 1993, Mills launched her luxurious collection of bra-sized swimwear separates to critical acclaim. With Love Thy Differences™ as her mission, mantra and driving force, Malia Mills has expanded her signature swimwear collection to include ready-to-wear and accessories. From A to F cup and sizes 1 to 22, each piece is designed using luxurious fabrics and a retro-modern aesthetic to celebrate the feminine fierce. "When you put on a swimsuit that celebrates the rockstar you are, there's nothing you can't accomplish," says Mills. Mills created the company, aka The House of Hell Yes, to champion women and to be a catalyst for opportunities for women to live bold and not so well-behaved lives. On this episode, she talks with Stephanie von Watzdorf about her initial pre-internet job search to get her foot in the door at Nordstrom's, and the invaluable career advice she received when faced with two competing job offers and a desire to pursue a career as a designer.

Malia Mills - founder of Malia Mills aka The House of Hell Yes

Hear about Malia Mills, founder of Malia Mills Inc, an incredible swimsuit company, and her journey from Hawaii to NYC and how she got started in the swimsuit industry. Malia focuses on body confidence no matter where and when you are, teamwork and not being afraid to ask for support, and encourages jumping into things you are passionate about without fear of failure. 

Hear about Malia Mills, founder of Malia Mills Inc, an incredible swimsuit company, and her journey from Hawaii to NYC and how she got started in the swimsuit industry. Malia focuses on body confidence no matter where and when you are, teamwork and not being afraid to ask for support, and encourages jumping into things you are passionate about without fear of failure.

Malia Mills: Confidence and Teamwork

The positivity of saying no, the problem with the adage "the customer is always right," and the importance of a power stance. Especially while wearing a bikini. In this episode I talk to fashion designer Malia Mills who's the Hawaii-born, New York-based pioneer of body-conscious swimwear. She makes flattering cuts in luxurious fabrics that inspire customers to "Love thy differences." #hellyes    Music Show Opener: Salt-n-Pepa, Pharrell Williams (with Justin Timberlake), Melanie and Kanye West (feat. Rhymefest) Tres Bien – Le Tigre Pour Some Sugar On Me – Def Leppard More Than A Feeling – Boston Hell Yes – Beck Show Closer: DJ Jazzy Jeff &amp; The Fresh Prince, Tricky, Dusty Springfield and Isaac Hayes   Reading List Playboy Fiftieth Anniversary Issue - by Hugh Hefner   Watch List Amy Cuddy's TED Talk on Body Language   ** If you like my show, please subscribe and review in iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts. For more information, visit brandnewways.com

The positivity of saying no, the problem with the adage "the customer is always right," and the importance of a power stance. Especially while wearing a bikini. In this episode I talk to fashion designer <a href="http://www.maliamills.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Malia Mills</a> who's the Hawaii-born, New York-based pioneer of body-conscious swimwear. She makes flattering cuts in luxurious fabrics that inspire customers to "Love thy differences." #hellyes Music Show Opener: Salt-n-Pepa, Pharrell Williams (with Justin Timberlake), Melanie and Kanye West (feat. Rhymefest) Tres Bien – Le Tigre Pour Some Sugar On Me – Def Leppard More Than A Feeling – Boston Hell Yes – Beck Show Closer: DJ Jazzy Jeff &amp; The Fresh Prince, Tricky, Dusty Springfield and Isaac Hayes Reading List Playboy Fiftieth Anniversary Issue - by Hugh Hefner Watch List Amy Cuddy's <a href="https://www.ted.com/speakers/amy_cuddy" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">TED Talk on Body Language</a> ** If you like my show, please subscribe and review in iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts. For more information, visit <a href="http://brandnewways.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">brandnewways.com</a>

13: Swimwear Designer Malia Mills