The cut and Macy's, as I can do it live event,

Photo: Dorothy Hong Photography

This Monday the cut gathered with Macy's for a live panel “How I Tort It Treate”, which was moderated by our own editor-in-chief Lindsay Peoples. There were two prominent women in the fashion industry: influencers, author and host TINX And stylist Jordan Foster, who is also a favorite daughter Style Director of Clothing Line. Embedded in Stella 34 Trattoria, the guests made bouquets at the customer -specific flower station (to celebrate Macys 50th flower show) and drank drinks. In addition to the usual topics – how you can do everything you can do, the advice you would give your younger yourself, and the lessons that you dealt with the failure – the two spoke openly about their relationship with the Internet and their ideas. Below are some highlights from the discussion.

Photo: Dorothy Hong Photography

On the less glamorous side of the work in fashion: “It's unsexy. With the favorite daughter, where I am the Style director and work with my sisters, there is so much grunch work that you have to do. [like] Things for a shoot back and forth. I choose every single photo that takes place on the website. I style every photo shoot that takes place on the website. I produce every photo shoot we make for the brand. And the photo shoots themselves are really great when they do them, but there is so much that leads to it and then so much afterwards. So I would say that 90 percent of what I do is really not so sexy. And when I made celebrity styling in front of my favorite daughter, it was worse. I mean to carry so many bags through the city and roll down the street, it just never ends. “

About the idea of having everything: “Every day I have a moment when I like myself I am really overwhelmed. I have to create a list. At the end of every day I never have the feeling that I did all the things to do. On this last weekend I had a really hard weekend with my children and went to bed every evening when I like God, I really messed up. I'll just do better tomorrow. I don't think I ever have the feeling that I have everything together. “

Photo: Dorothy Hong Photography

On ambition: “It is a little prickly to say for women that they are ambitious. I don't know that I say it so publicly. You have to wrap it in a certain way so that it is tasty for people. But yes, I am very ambitious. I take my career very seriously.

She would give someone to someone who wants to be a content -based manufacturer: “You have to publish further. You have to post three or four times a day or four times without looking at what is crazy. You have to cut through the landscape and start building your audience. People will say niche down, but I don't necessarily agree. Maybe you do the best Oatmell -Tektoktok.