My guest today is Sarah Neill, CEO and the founder of Mys Tyler, an app where customers can find ‘like bodied’ fashion creators and personal stylists to help them feel more confident in what they’re buying. And in a retail first, the Mirvac portfolio of shopping centres in Australia is partnering with the Mys Tyler app and The Embrace Hub bringing together aspirational online content and relatable, inclusive in-store experiences for customers of all ages, shapes and sizes, driving genuine changes in the narrative around body confidence. In the first 2 weeks of September within Mirvac owned shopping centres in Australia, customers can access an incredibly diverse range of personal stylists and fashion experts both online and in their local centre; via masterclasses, fashion shows, Style QAs and one on one styling sessions; these are conducted by real women, of all ages, shapes and sizes, and they’re there to help inspire, educate and include you in conversations around dressing to make you feel good. All ticket sales from these styling events go to supporting initiatives that will change the narrative around body confidence through The EMBRACE Hub. If you’re based in Queensland, experience the Full Bloom styling sessions and events at Orion Springfield Central & Kawana Shoppingworld. For all our NSW listeners catch all the action at Birkenhead Point, Broadway, Greenwood Plaza, Metcentre and Stanhope Village. Tickets can be purchased on the shopping centre websites now. The Mys Tyler platform is paving the way for stylists by helping connect customers and clients with fashion experts they know will understand their unique bodyshape - ALL STYLISTS are invited to join the app as creators.

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