When you meet a person, it's normal to introduce yourself.

To say, hi, I'm Nora McInerney.

Or, I mean, you would say your name, unless your name is Nora McInerney.

I do know there is another one of us out there and we used to be Facebook friends.

But that's what we do.

We meet a stranger.

We say hello.

We tell them our name.

But for today's guest, it's not that simple.

So first things first, can you introduce yourself to me?

I'm Sheval.

I was formerly a wedding dress designer, but I cannot use my own birth name anymore.

And any business or commerce are even to publicly identify myself.

So Sheval is the name.

Sheval has to choose her words carefully because her birth name doesn't belong to her anymore.

And saying it on this podcast or anywhere else publicly could get her into legal trouble,

which is a fully bananas thing to say.

So legally, using her name in public could get her sued.

So how do you lose your name?

Well, first, you have to make a name for yourself.

Welcome to New York Fashion Week.

We just arrived at the venue.

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