Guy Raz

But it's a great episode for anybody who hasn't heard it.

We'll put a link to it in the show notes.

So before we get to our callers, I was hoping to just kind of catch up.

Tell us a little bit about how things have been going since you were last on the show.

Yeah, I remember in our conversation, the thing that really struck me and I think was so innovative about this brand is the idea of a uniform.

And I think about you a lot because anyone who's seen me do anything live or in public knows that I have a uniform.

It's a blue blazer and everything.

And sort of greenish trousers and a white shirt.

It's just what I wear, what I feel comfortable.

I have 15 different blue blazers.

And it might sound boring to some, but that's like what I feel best in, I feel.

And the concept of M. Amalaflor works.

was to create a uniform.

Obviously, it wasn't just it was like a much more a broader line of offerings.

But that was the idea behind it.

Now, you've expanded it where it's like, it's still very professional, it's still very elegant, but but it's not just for the office.

I think we're talking about women sort of roughly late 20s to sort of mid to late 50s.

Huh.

That's really, really interesting.

All right.