Jessica talks about the importance of comfort when selecting and buying clothes. "The pandemic reminded us of the importance of comfortable clothing" she states. Does comfort matter to you? Going forward what styles of clothing would you be seeking? Does comfort mean less stylish to you? Share your thoughts with us. We appreciate your rating, please leave us a love note. Follow us on @Fouura_lifestyle Fouura.com   ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Jessica talks about the importance of comfort when selecting and buying clothes. "The pandemic reminded us of the importance of comfortable clothing" she states. Does comfort matter to you? Going forward what styles of clothing would you be seeking? Does comfort mean less stylish to you? Share your thoughts with us. We appreciate your rating, please leave us a love note. Follow us on @Fouura_lifestyle <a href="http://Fouura.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fouura.com</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#32 Why comfortable clothes matter

In this episode, Jess the question; “if there was only one retail store – what would it be?” Jess challenges listeners in this episode to only shop at once place. She tells listeners how to choose their shop and also highlights the benefits of this exercise and how it has helped her over the years. Tune in and try out this new way of shopping smart.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

In this episode, Jess the question; “if there was only one retail store – what would it be?” Jess challenges listeners in this episode to only shop at once place. She tells listeners how to choose their shop and also highlights the benefits of this exercise and how it has helped her over the years. Tune in and try out this new way of shopping smart.--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#31: Where You Shop and Why You Shop There

Do you buy fashion based on need or want? What is your criteria when? How do you know when something is worth buying, what do you base that on? This episode, Jessica explores the notion of need vs want when it comes to shopping. For us to be able to shop smart in order for our wardrobes to be sustainable we need to make certain that we understand our intentions. Follow us on Fouura_lifestyle  Fouura.com for more  Thanks--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Do you buy fashion based on need or want? What is your criteria when? How do you know when something is worth buying, what do you base that on? This episode, Jessica explores the notion of need vs want when it comes to shopping. For us to be able to shop smart in order for our wardrobes to be sustainable we need to make certain that we understand our intentions. Follow us on Fouura_lifestyle  <a href="http://Fouura.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fouura.com</a> for more  Thanks--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#29: Need Vs Want: Are you shopping smart?

Because fashion does indeed repeat itself, in this episode Jess talks about how to navigate your wardrobe and style in a sustainable and conscious manner.  She describes the importance of buying quality pieces. This episode highlights which specific pieces you need to be buying (because they always come back into fashion), and how to make the gap that we women have in our minds of “I need more clothes because I have nothing to wear” smaller — by offering more smart shopping tips. Signup for our newsletter at Fouura.com   ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Because fashion does indeed repeat itself, in this episode Jess talks about how to navigate your wardrobe and style in a sustainable and conscious manner.  She describes the importance of buying quality pieces. This episode highlights which specific pieces you need to be buying (because they always come back into fashion), and how to make the gap that we women have in our minds of “I need more clothes because I have nothing to wear” smaller — by offering more smart shopping tips. Signup for our newsletter at <a href="http://Fouura.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fouura.com</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#30: Fashion Repeats Itself

What is  your  personal style image? Have you thought about what do clothes you buy say about you? Is what you are wearing aligned with  who you are inside? This episode focuses on the link between sustainable mindset towards shopping according to your personal image. We believe that if you were to align these two, most people would have fewer purchases as a result reducing over consumption. Follow us on @Fouura_Lifestyle Fouura.com    ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

What is  your  personal style image? Have you thought about what do clothes you buy say about you? Is what you are wearing aligned with  who you are inside? This episode focuses on the link between sustainable mindset towards shopping according to your personal image. We believe that if you were to align these two, most people would have fewer purchases as a result reducing over consumption. Follow us on @Fouura_Lifestyle <a href="http://Fouura.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fouura.com</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#28: Shopping smart: Are you shopping according to your personal style image?

Lyst is a fashion technology company, and premium shopping app. For over 160 million annual shoppers, they offer the most comprehensive range of products from 17,000 of the world’s leading brands and stores.  In this episode Jessica discusses the Lyst's 2021 Conscious Fashion Report with communications manager, Brenda Otero and Director of Strategy at Lyst, Nomfundo Mphuthi.  Follow Lyst on Lyst.com Follow us on Insta @Fouura_Lifestyle Find us at Fouura.com Email for guest request: fouuralifestyle@gmail.com   ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Lyst is a fashion technology company, and premium shopping app. For over 160 million annual shoppers, they offer the most comprehensive range of products from 17,000 of the world’s leading brands and stores.  In this episode Jessica discusses the Lyst's 2021 Conscious Fashion Report with communications manager, Brenda Otero and Director of Strategy at Lyst, Nomfundo Mphuthi.  Follow Lyst on <a href="http://Lyst.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lyst.com</a> Follow us on Insta @Fouura_Lifestyle Find us at <a href="http://Fouura.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fouura.com</a> Email for guest request: fouuralifestyle@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#27. In conversation with Lyst: 2021 Conscious Fashion Report

This espisode is dedicated to the women who have shaped the fashion industry in South Africa. We normally give praise to fashion designers but tend to forget about the stylist who in our view are just as powerful in shaping culture. Today Jessica speaks with Chloe Andrea Welgemoed. She is a stylist, costume designer, and does production. Here at FOUURA, we are a huge fan of her work and are honoured that she has agreed to chat with Jessica today.  But truely at the core this interview, it made Jessica reflect on the stylists that shaped the industry and influenced her to work hard at her craft.  We give honor to the most talented stylists that were behind the scenes of Magazine shoots, music videos and adds. When it comes to stylists, Chloe took it to the next level. So much so that she showcased the importance of story telling in her looks.  Here is Jessica's conversation with Chloe! Find out more on her Instagram page: @chloeandreawelgemoed  ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

This espisode is dedicated to the women who have shaped the fashion industry in South Africa. We normally give praise to fashion designers but tend to forget about the stylist who in our view are just as powerful in shaping culture. Today Jessica speaks with Chloe Andrea Welgemoed. She is a stylist, costume designer, and does production. Here at FOUURA, we are a huge fan of her work and are honoured that she has agreed to chat with Jessica today.  But truely at the core this interview, it made Jessica reflect on the stylists that shaped the industry and influenced her to work hard at her craft.  We give honor to the most talented stylists that were behind the scenes of Magazine shoots, music videos and adds. When it comes to stylists, Chloe took it to the next level. So much so that she showcased the importance of story telling in her looks.  Here is Jessica's conversation with Chloe! Find out more on her Instagram page: @chloeandreawelgemoed --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#26 In conversation with South African Stylist: Chloe Andrea Welgemoed

If there is ever one fashion designer who knows how weddings have been interrupted and impacted  by covid 19 is Shaazia Adams. She is the talented, fashion designer based in Mozambique. Shaazia, specializes in designing wedding gowns but has since launched a sustainable brand called Mina. Jessica met Shaazia at South African Fashion week a couple of years ago. She has styled, using her own pieces, for some of the fashion magazine covers while Jessica was was still working for publications back then. She can attest to the talent at hand and craftsmanship. Today, we are looking forward to hearing all about Mina, the sister brand she has created. Jessica started the interview by asking Shaazia how does she stays organised. Check out more: @Shaaziaadam_official @Mina_by_sa Enjoy!--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

If there is ever one fashion designer who knows how weddings have been interrupted and impacted  by covid 19 is Shaazia Adams. She is the talented, fashion designer based in Mozambique. Shaazia, specializes in designing wedding gowns but has since launched a sustainable brand called Mina. Jessica met Shaazia at South African Fashion week a couple of years ago. She has styled, using her own pieces, for some of the fashion magazine covers while Jessica was was still working for publications back then. She can attest to the talent at hand and craftsmanship. Today, we are looking forward to hearing all about Mina, the sister brand she has created. Jessica started the interview by asking Shaazia how does she stays organised. Check out more: @Shaaziaadam_official @Mina_by_sa Enjoy!--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#25 The power of repositioning: Catching up with Mozambique based Fashion Designer, Shaazia Adams

Today's episode we are live streaming a mentorship chat. Our special guest is designer and fashion influencer, textile designer Keneilwe Mothoa. Keneilwe talks to students from Stadion fashion school in Johannesburg who are interning at Fouura about her life and creative work she has done.Jessica has worked with Keneilwe in her role as fashion editor. Keneilwe currently has a collaboration with H&amp;M home selling her cushions under her brand @_neimil.  Make sure to follow Keneilwe @keneilwe_mothoa to keep up with all her exciting posts and fun brand collaborations. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Today's episode we are live streaming a mentorship chat. Our special guest is designer and fashion influencer, textile designer Keneilwe Mothoa. Keneilwe talks to students from Stadion fashion school in Johannesburg who are interning at Fouura about her life and creative work she has done.Jessica has worked with Keneilwe in her role as fashion editor. Keneilwe currently has a collaboration with H&amp;M home selling her cushions under her brand @_neimil.  Make sure to follow Keneilwe @keneilwe_mothoa to keep up with all her exciting posts and fun brand collaborations. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#24 Interview with South African Influencer, Textile Designer Keneilwe Mothoa

Welcome back to the wardrobe shift. In today's episode, we are looking at the impacts that social media has on your wardrobe. Let's take a deeper look and see if we are using social media to shop more or use it to update our style. Social media has taken over the magazine space and now shows us new and innovative ways on what we should be wearing and how we should be wearing it, but do you think social media has an impact on your current style?    What are your thoughts? Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com  ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Welcome back to the wardrobe shift. In today's episode, we are looking at the impacts that social media has on your wardrobe. Let's take a deeper look and see if we are using social media to shop more or use it to update our style. Social media has taken over the magazine space and now shows us new and innovative ways on what we should be wearing and how we should be wearing it, but do you think social media has an impact on your current style?   What are your thoughts? Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#23 The Impact of social media on your wardrobe

Hosted by the talented South African based fashion editor, stylist and fashion speaker Jessica Ramoshaba. Following her extensive experience in the fashion industry locally and internationally. She shares her thought provoking views on embracing sustainable living. We have authentic conversations around sustainable fashion and clean beauty in the areas of style, wardrobe management and wellness.Follow us on socials:Instagram page - @Fouura_lifestyleFouura.comFacebook- @FouuralifestylePodcast guest request email @fouuralifestyle@gmail.com

Welcome to the last challenge where we will be looking at shopping conscious. For this episode, let's reflect on the things we want. This final step will help determine whether you've spent enough time reflecting on the things you want, on the things you'd like to bring into your life and the energy you would like to embody when wearing your garments.  How did you find the challenge? Was it helpful? Share with us on Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com   ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Welcome to the last challenge where we will be looking at shopping conscious. For this episode, let's reflect on the things we want. This final step will help determine whether you've spent enough time reflecting on the things you want, on the things you'd like to bring into your life and the energy you would like to embody when wearing your garments.  How did you find the challenge? Was it helpful? Share with us on Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#22 Challenge 5: Shopping consciously

Welcome to the wardrobe shift style class. On today's style class episode, Jess will be talking about some styling tricks such as ways to flip current trends and turn it into a more sustainable trend. For this episode, the traditional button-up shirt will be discussed.  Why hire a stylist when you have Jess!--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Welcome to the wardrobe shift style class. On today's style class episode, Jess will be talking about some styling tricks such as ways to flip current trends and turn it into a more sustainable trend. For this episode, the traditional button-up shirt will be discussed.  Why hire a stylist when you have Jess!--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#21 Flip the Trend: Traditional button-up shirts

In today's challenge, let's talk about a conscious wardrobe. When it comes to creating a conscious wardrobe, this focuses on how we shop, what we shop for, how we wear it and how we dispose of it. The fast fashion industry is growing and has become the second largest polluter in the world which is why it is vital for us as consumers to shop more consciously. Let us stop for a moment and be aware of who we are and what we are about. From there, it will inform us on how we want to dress.  For this challenge, let's find ways in which we can become more conscious and remember, our wardrobe is here to serve us- make us of all your garments! How did you find the challenge? Was it helpful? Share with us on Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

In today's challenge, let's talk about a conscious wardrobe. When it comes to creating a conscious wardrobe, this focuses on how we shop, what we shop for, how we wear it and how we dispose of it. The fast fashion industry is growing and has become the second largest polluter in the world which is why it is vital for us as consumers to shop more consciously. Let us stop for a moment and be aware of who we are and what we are about. From there, it will inform us on how we want to dress.  For this challenge, let's find ways in which we can become more conscious and remember, our wardrobe is here to serve us- make us of all your garments! How did you find the challenge? Was it helpful? Share with us on Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#20 Challenge 4: Are you ready for a conscious wardrobe?

It's time for a change! For challenge 3, let's talk about what your dream wardrobe would look like. In this weeks episode, lets discuss the garments you have in your wardrobe and ways in which you would like to change it up a bit, whether that means you'd like to buy better quality garments, change your usual style or stop wearing fast fashion items and start wearing more sustainable clothing from fashion conscious brands. COVID has been a crazy time for all of us and has definitely changed the way we dress, I mean think about it- it is now considered normal to wear loungewear to work! So let's relax and take time to think of what we would like to embody going forward with our wardrobe.  How did you find the challenge? Was it helpful? Share with us on Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com    ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

It's time for a change! For challenge 3, let's talk about what your dream wardrobe would look like. In this weeks episode, lets discuss the garments you have in your wardrobe and ways in which you would like to change it up a bit, whether that means you'd like to buy better quality garments, change your usual style or stop wearing fast fashion items and start wearing more sustainable clothing from fashion conscious brands. COVID has been a crazy time for all of us and has definitely changed the way we dress, I mean think about it- it is now considered normal to wear loungewear to work! So let's relax and take time to think of what we would like to embody going forward with our wardrobe.  How did you find the challenge? Was it helpful? Share with us on Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#19 Challenge 3: What's your dream wardrobe?

It is important to check in with your wardrobe before you start shopping all over again. We are all going through fatigue and are yearning for a release through shopping, travelling etc. This challenge is all about checking in with your wardrobe and familiarising yourself with what you have and don't have. Its basically going through your closet to see what works and what doesn't anymore. This is not a decluttering activity. Benefits: This challenge helps you connect with your garments all over again. What a beautiful feeling it is to know, you still have few items that you are looking forward to wearing. Stay in touch Let us know how you found this activity fouuralifestyle@gmail.com   ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

It is important to check in with your wardrobe before you start shopping all over again. We are all going through fatigue and are yearning for a release through shopping, travelling etc. This challenge is all about checking in with your wardrobe and familiarising yourself with what you have and don't have. Its basically going through your closet to see what works and what doesn't anymore. This is not a decluttering activity. Benefits: This challenge helps you connect with your garments all over again. What a beautiful feeling it is to know, you still have few items that you are looking forward to wearing. Stay in touch Let us know how you found this activity fouuralifestyle@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#18 Challenge 2: Checking in with your wardrobe. 

Creating a conscious wardrobe challenge Did you know you were in a fashion detox? Covid 19 forced all of us into a fashion detox. Little did we know the pandemic would turn our wardrobe upside down. The idea of shopping every weekend instantly became foreign. This challenge is about reflecting on what Covid 19 taught you about yourself, your wardrobe and your shopping habits during this time? Take time to reflect on this idea sometime today. How are you planning to move forward know what you know now. Benefits of this exercise: I'm sure you have  had a saying that when you know better you do better. This reflection will help you keep and discover some of the good habits that you developed during this time. Most importantly habits that needs to be released where highlighted. How did you find the challenge? Was it helpful? Share with us on Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Creating a conscious wardrobe challenge Did you know you were in a fashion detox? Covid 19 forced all of us into a fashion detox. Little did we know the pandemic would turn our wardrobe upside down. The idea of shopping every weekend instantly became foreign. This challenge is about reflecting on what Covid 19 taught you about yourself, your wardrobe and your shopping habits during this time? Take time to reflect on this idea sometime today. How are you planning to move forward know what you know now. Benefits of this exercise: I'm sure you have  had a saying that when you know better you do better. This reflection will help you keep and discover some of the good habits that you developed during this time. Most importantly habits that needs to be released where highlighted. How did you find the challenge? Was it helpful? Share with us on Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#17 Challenge 1: Fashion Detox 

Welcome to our 5 days challenge in creating a conscious wardrobe challenge. This is a reflective challenge on the state of your wardrobe currently. Covid took us by surprise but yet it was good for us. How has covid helped your wardrobe for the better? Do you know how you would like to dress like going forward? What's your dream wardrobe? Do you feel that your shopping habits has changed?  Join the challenge and reflect with us.   ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Welcome to our 5 days challenge in creating a conscious wardrobe challenge. This is a reflective challenge on the state of your wardrobe currently. Covid took us by surprise but yet it was good for us. How has covid helped your wardrobe for the better? Do you know how you would like to dress like going forward? What's your dream wardrobe? Do you feel that your shopping habits has changed?  Join the challenge and reflect with us. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#16 : Intro: Creating a conscious wardrobe challenge

In today's episode, Jess talks to us about her recent trip to the Drakensburg for a COVID getaway with friends. While on the trip, one friend had a jersey that she planned to wear to offer an oversized, comfy holiday feel but did not work out as it kept cutting across the wait causing her to constantly keep pulling it down. For this episode, Jess offers her tips and tricks on what to buy when looking to achieve an oversized, comfy look.   We are looking forward to your question! Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com   ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

In today's episode, Jess talks to us about her recent trip to the Drakensburg for a COVID getaway with friends. While on the trip, one friend had a jersey that she planned to wear to offer an oversized, comfy holiday feel but did not work out as it kept cutting across the wait causing her to constantly keep pulling it down. For this episode, Jess offers her tips and tricks on what to buy when looking to achieve an oversized, comfy look.  We are looking forward to your question! Fouuralifestyle@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#15: Ask Jess: How to buy oversized clothing?

Wondering what Ask Jess is about? Jess is answering all your style questions. This segment is all about how we can help you with your wardrobe dilemmas. Have a question? Send an email on fouuralifestyle@gmail.com--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Wondering what Ask Jess is about? Jess is answering all your style questions. This segment is all about how we can help you with your wardrobe dilemmas. Have a question? Send an email on fouuralifestyle@gmail.com--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

Trailer: Ask Jess

Nomaza was born in Ngqeleni, a village within the Eastern Cape, of South Africa - the third child in a family of five. After studying Biomodical Technology in the Free State at the Central University of Technology, she worked in private laboratories like Pathcare and Ampath between 2003 – 2007, and later became a Medical Representative for Novonordisk, before moving to France in 2009, where she is resident and married.Nomaza was born in Ngqeleni, a village within the Eastern Cape, of South Africa - the third child in a family of five. After studying Biomodical Technology in the Free State at the Central University of Technology, she worked in private laboratories like Pathcare and Ampath between 2003 – 2007, and later became a Medical Representative for Novonordisk, before moving to France in 2009, where she is resident and married.In 2017, Nomaza was appointed by French President Emmanuel Macron to serve on the Conseil Presidential pour Afrique (CPA). A group made up of 11 Africans to advise President Macron on contemporary Africa in so doing helping him make better policies for Africa. However, her pride is the Art residency she launched in 2019. The 1st. art residency by a South African woman on the French Riviera and 100% funded by Undiscovered Canvas. The residency program inspires young African artists through learning about French culture and living in France, and to enable productive collaborations between French artists and young African artists. Follow Nomaza on: @Undiscovered_canvas  Brands mentioned in this episode: @richfactory @Ditsaladesigns  ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message

Nomaza was born in Ngqeleni, a village within the Eastern Cape, of South Africa - the third child in a family of five. After studying Biomodical Technology in the Free State at the Central University of Technology, she worked in private laboratories like Pathcare and Ampath between 2003 – 2007, and later became a Medical Representative for Novonordisk, before moving to France in 2009, where she is resident and married.Nomaza was born in Ngqeleni, a village within the Eastern Cape, of South Africa - the third child in a family of five. After studying Biomodical Technology in the Free State at the Central University of Technology, she worked in private laboratories like Pathcare and Ampath between 2003 – 2007, and later became a Medical Representative for Novonordisk, before moving to France in 2009, where she is resident and <a href="http://married.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">married.In</a> 2017, Nomaza was appointed by French President Emmanuel Macron to serve on the Conseil Presidential pour Afrique (CPA). A group made up of 11 Africans to advise President Macron on contemporary Africa in so doing helping him make better policies for Africa. However, her pride is the Art residency she launched in 2019. The 1st. art residency by a South African woman on the French Riviera and 100% funded by Undiscovered Canvas. The residency program inspires young African artists through learning about French culture and living in France, and to enable productive collaborations between French artists and young African artists. Follow Nomaza on: @Undiscovered_canvas Brands mentioned in this episode: @richfactory @Ditsaladesigns --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jessica-ramoshaba/message</a>

#13. Living Consciously with Nomaza Nongunqa Coupez

Hosted by the talented South African based fashion editor, stylist and fashion speaker Jessica Ramoshaba. Following her extensive experience in the fashion industry locally and internationally. She shares her thought provoking views on embracing sustainable living. We have authentic conversations around sustainable fashion and clean beauty in the areas of style, wardrobe management and wellness. Follow us on socials: Instagram page - @Fouura_lifestyle <a href="http://Fouura.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fouura.com</a> Facebook- @Fouuralifestyle Podcast guest request email @fouuralifestyle@gmail.com

THE WARDROBE SHIFT with Jessica Ramoshaba

The best podcasts on investing. For anyone interested in the stories in the investing industry, whether it's an interview with Ray Dalio or Ed Thorp to the writer of The Big Short. This topic includes the most fascinating stories from all the best investors. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!

Best Investing Podcasts

The Best Multi-Part Documentaries, with documentaries on Obama, Federer vs Nadal, the making of Star Wars, Netflix vs Blockbuster and more. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!