Making Brews and Paying Dues: Stacy London

[@paulawhite2546]

Stacy is a flipping genius. She would be a great professor. She is so eloquent and smart.

[@raffydp1558]

THANK YOU FOR THIS INTERVIEW! I've missed this girl! She is funny,quirky,articulate and so full of talent ...and she has so much to offer.. She could do so many things even on a digital platform.. I hope she will get on it soon..

[@geilreyes7742]

Why doesn’t Stacy London have her own KZbin channel!!!!!????? I adore her 💕

[@dr87815]

Exactly

[@Hans6789-j9t]

Yes … she is so intelligent and a true style

[@StillJess-wg6yb]

Omg yeeessssssss!!!!

[@rsoubiea]

I adore her common sensibility.

[@Marchymarchmarchypan]

"All young generations have a sense of entitlement" Truer words have never been spoken! This is the battle I have with my older relatives, the "problems" with this generation are not anything unlike what the "problems" that were around literally since the beginning of time, but with social media they are just amplified therefore people assume that it is a bigger problem/ a more frequent occurrence

[@mkim4091]

I love this. Great interview. Stacy is a wise woman beyond her years.

[@THERAJIAHSANSHOW]

Thank you!!

[@desireeyoung2814]

So nice to hear from Stacy, one of my favorite people. This spoke to me so much, as I'm in between career phases. I could listen to her all day!

[@JessieSmithMusic]

She is so brilliant!! And a natural teacher.

[@suzan1mal]

This was a great interview...she is so articulate, thoughtful, talented and inspiring! Love her perspective on expectations and having/developing a kraft.

[@nehandahelmker2153]

I have heard a lot about it. I have go read it!

[@norabrice]

It's great to hear from Stacy, thank you for this interview.

[@cindyhalpern3187]

You helped alot of people on ,"What Not To Wear". " Love, Lust, and Run" still helped people. Because you just didn't restyle their clothes, you raised their self-esteem.

[@dr87815]

Amen!

[@soraya4890]

Waw Stacey again..you are amazing...all the wisdom you have gained...and i am so happy to see a more transparent and real stacey...

[@fallonpaige3562]

Great interview, thank you for this. She is such a wonderful woman. I really enjoyed this interview and all of the knowledge she had to share.

[@mirrorballmemories]

This was really really interesting I'm not a millennial but I like the perspective and I'm a big fan of Stacy's so thank you so much for this and thank you Stacy for everything you've done

[@jforbesprd]

Have always liked Stacy London -- really enjoyed the interview, her insights and your questions -- great job my friend!!

[@nehandahelmker2153]

She is awesome. Thank you for that. I was thinking about the show 'Shopping Queen' here in Germany that askes women to style themselves in the new trends. But I love her goals on moving women to a sense of identity. I recently had my second child and I am in my mid 30's. I need to look professional and still look like a mom. I have had to let go of a lot of what I thought I should be and start embracing who I am. So deep! Thank you. thank you. I will share this with my teenage daughter!

[@TurdCrumb]

I wanna be Stacy London when I grow up.

[@Momjeans1313]

great first interview! - Stacy London is my Idol i think she Rocks!! Wish she had a website! or channel talking about whatever she wants i would watch it!

[@karenclay6568]

thank you stacy for sharing this. stay blessed. Love you!

[@RIngraham100]

I love this. Thank you for posting it.

[@katc6365]

Stacy is my everything!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@littleogeechee223]

Love Stacy, such a great interview! Little Dora is a-Dora-ble!

[@janicewong7535]

Love this series! Would recommend if both the interviewer and interviewee had mics so both side's voices will be much clearer.

[@THERAJIAHSANSHOW]

thank you! totally agree.

[@MarinaGarrison]

Excellent interview, mic quality needs some improvement.

[@Moon-pn7kq]

I loooove her

[@CanadianBatman1]

Great Idea!

[@1sdubois]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@stephaniejennings2673]

💚🌳💚

[@nikkil764]

It’s good for millennials to learn that they are not so unique. Everyone has struggles. Unlike previous generations however, they were told their whole life they were all special and should expect to be successful immediately. If you want to make a millennial cry, call them “average”. They will have a total meltdown. They believe that “average” is a failure.