Hi everyone, I'm Hillary Kerr, the co-founder and chief content officer of Who What Wear,

and this is Second Life, a podcast spotlighting women who have truly inspiring careers.

We're talking about their work journeys, what they've learned from the process of setting

aside their doubts or fears, and what happens when they embark on their Second Life.

This week, as we are all self-quarantining around the world, we're bringing you another

new episode which we were lucky enough to record back in February.

We've been hearing from a lot of you who are listening to the pod as part of your new

normal routine, as a lighthearted distraction or a source of inspiration, and I just want

to say, as always, thank you for your incredible support.

We will continue to bring you new interviews in the coming months in whatever capacity

we are able while remaining socially distant and remote.

Today's interview is with Shelley Gibbs Sanders, the founder and creative director of the

direct consumer jewelry brand, The Last Line.

Shelley created The Last Line to provide consumers with what they had long been searching for

in the jewelry market, The Last Perfect Tennis Bracelet, The Last Perfect Drop Earring,

or The Last Perfect Pinky Ring, you get the idea.

The selection of both timeless and on-trend pieces in the finest materials.

In just two and a half years, the brand has sold over 100,000 pieces of fine jewelry and

500,000 diamonds.

But prior to founding her own company, Shelley worked much more behind the scenes as the

head jewelry designer for dozens of high-end houses and celebrity brands, including House

of Harlow 1960 with Nicole Richie, The Rachel Zo Collection, and a jewelry line for ALC

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