Jessica Rey's guest appearances

Jessica Rey

Q Ideas Podcast

The Biola Hour

David Smith

David Platt

Jeremy Cowart

Ian Cron

Malcolm Gladwell

Seth Haines

Amy Julia Becker

Heather Avis

Sadie Robertson

Christine Caine

Andy Stanley

Shauna Niequist

Blythe Hill

David Brooks

Bryan Stevenson

OwlTail

Jessica Rey - entrepreneur, speaker, author, Advisory Board Member of Biola's Startup Competition, and former Power Ranger - shares how her faith informs her business practices. Not only are her products ethically made and environmentally friendly, her designs promote modesty and the inherent dignity of each person.For more: biola.edu/the-biola-hour

Jessica Rey - entrepreneur, speaker, author, Advisory Board Member of Biola's Startup Competition, and former Power Ranger - shares how her faith informs her business practices. Not only are her products ethically made and environmentally friendly, her designs promote modesty and the inherent dignity of each person.<br><br>For more: <a href="http://biola.edu/the-biola-hour" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">biola.edu/the-biola-hour</a>

Ep 35: The Business of Beauty / Jessica Rey

Fashion matters. It influences the imagination and drives the way people uniquely represent themselves. The evolution of the women’s swimsuit is one place where there has been a visible shift away from modesty. In the current world of swimwear, small is often beautiful and less is considered more desirable. But designer and actress Jessica Rey asks, “Who says it has to be itsy bitsy?” Rey argues that within the construct of modesty, there is a freedom—that modesty isn't about covering up what's bad, but about revealing dignity. 

<p>Fashion matters. It influences the imagination and drives the way people uniquely represent themselves. The evolution of the women’s swimsuit is one place where there has been a visible shift away from modesty. In the current world of swimwear, small is often beautiful and less is considered more desirable. But designer and actress Jessica Rey asks, “Who says it has to be itsy bitsy?” Rey argues that within the construct of modesty, there is a freedom—that modesty isn't about covering up what's bad, but about revealing dignity. </p>

Episode 014 | The Evolution of the Swimsuit: Jessica Rey