In the last episode of the House Chat Podcast Season we speak to Lesley Wagland, an Essex County Councillor who has had a very interesting professional life working as a lawyer and in the government. Lesley shares stories about her past and how she shopped for clothes. 

In this episode we speak to Julie (Essex Menopause Coach) about her experiences with fashion and what she finds good and bad with the clothing industry. We also delve into her experiences being a menopause mastermind, and how she got here.

Julia sits down with Cheryl, Founder of La Pomme and sustainability guru, and they discuss about who Cheryl is and what some of her experiences are as well as what her fashion choices have been. Cheryl tells us about styling music videos, helping with environment government projects and her struggles with the clothing industry.

In this episode Julia Reynolds sits down with Zoë, the Rey House Creative director who's responsible for the Rey House Clothing range. 
Listen along as they discuss all things fashion fit and style as they talk about why they started Rey House and what the plans are for Rey House later this year.

Julia sits down with Charlotte (@Charlotte_lovesstyle) who is a personal stylist and one of the Rey House models. Listen to how Charlotte tells her stories trying to find clothing for her clients and her experiences in the fashion industry.

Julia sits down with Fran a long term friend and chat about Fran's experience with clothing and fit. 
This episode we engage in more of a chat style of podcast. 
Fran describes specific experiences she has had while shopping and opens up about her experience where customer service wasn't up to scratch. 

Callie sits down with Julia (the Rey House Founder) and has a chat about her clothing struggles and we find out a little behind why Julia set up Rey House.
Julia says that clothing is flat and doesn't fit the 3 dimensional shapes of women.

Callie sits down with Clodagh (one of the Rey House models) and discuss all things fashion and fit, and how Clodagh feels the fashion industry is working/not working.
Clodagh says that her “body shape has completely changed”