This week’s guest is a rebel of the fashion industry having launched a brand that reimagines kids’ clothing. With a surname like Vandal - or vandal in English, Kat was always destined for mischief but she never expected to end up starting her own brand! After being made redundant from the beauty industry during the pandemic of 2020, she decided the time was right to pursue an idea, a gap in the market for comfortable, stylish, practical clothing that would create the perfect outfit for kids to get messy and help parents with effortless, long lasting, affordable pieces. This episode is so much more than a brand bio however as we discuss the harsh realities that working mums face trying to hold down a career and be a present parent, the struggles of starting a business in an industry you have no experience in and how making time for creativity, play, laughter and silliness is fundamental to a happy life!
Not long ago I felt trapped by the daily grind and all the mundane stuff and responsibility it brought. I wanted to escape but instead of running away, I decided to rebel against the ordinary, put FUN back on the agenda and do more of the things that made me feel alive. This podcast is one of them and through these conversations I'd love nothing more than to be able to help you do the same!
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