I don't know, you know, there's not many people who are doing completely novel things. Let it out. Hi. Hi. You are listening to Let It Out, hosted by me, Katie Dale Bowt.

I talked to interesting people and ask them whatever I'm curious about.

This week I talked to Laura McLaughalms. She's a fashion and cultural historian and consultant that I met at a brunch for the fullest magazine last fall in New York City.

And speaking of the fullest magazine, you guys follow them, right?

Do you guys read their magazine and follow them on social media?

They're the coolest.

Nikki, the editor-in-chief is lovely. And if you guys don't already follow them on social media. They're the coolest. Nikki, the editor-in-chief is lovely.

And if you guys don't already follow them, please do.

I actually just got their latest issue in the mail, and I have an essay in it.

It's their print edition, which comes out quarterly.

And the title of my article, I believe,

I'm not home right now, so I don't have it with me. But I think it's called What I Learned

from My First Hangover. And it's a very long essay I wrote, and I think you guys might like. It's

super vulnerable. Check it out if you want. Anyway, back to this week's episode.

It has nothing to do with the fullest, except that that's how I met Laura, today's guest.

And she's a delight.

I remember at that brunch, she was strikingly beautiful in her vintage dress that she was wearing.

And I instantly followed her on Instagram where she curates the most beautiful vintage dress that she was wearing. And I instantly followed her on Instagram where she

curates the most beautiful vintage images. And aside from her Instagram, she is the co-founder and

creative director of a fashion and art magazine called Lady. And she also has a clothing line called

marshmallow. And in this episode, we talk about her entire story, how she found her flow

in the work that she's doing. We get into how she handles being so productive and doing so many different creative things

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