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An intimate podcast spotlighting the stylists and costume designers behind some of fashion and culture’s most iconic moments. Hosted by fellow stylist and costume designer, Atiba Newsome, Stories in Style reveals the creative journeys and personal stories that rarely get told...until now.Stories In Style Art
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  • Legacy & Loss
    Aug 17 2025

    In this episode of Stories and Style, host Atiba Newsome sits down with longtime friend, fashion stylist, costume designer and creative director, Eric Archibald, to discuss poignant memories and pivotal moments.

    They delve into Eric's beginnings in the fashion industry, his early career beginnings, and his relationship with the late actor Michael K. Williams [Mike]. Eric shares intimate stories about their time together, including how he was his first client and muse and key moments in Mike’s career, including how he got his distinctive scar.

    Eric also shares how Mike introduced him to June Ambrose, which was a pivotal moment that opened doors in his career. Eric openly talks about his feelings towards death and loss, celebrating the legacies left by his loved ones.

    00:37 First Paid Job and Early Career

    01:35 Mentorship and Personal Growth

    01:43 Relationship with Michael K. Williams

    02:42 Mike's Career and Challenges

    05:57 Reflections on Michael K. Williams' Legacy

    10:19 Coping with Loss and Moving Forward

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    14 min
  • Staying Power
    Jul 14 2025

    In this episode of Stories In Style, Eric Archibald gets candid about the complexities of client relationships in the industry. Eric shares personal stories of professional splits and breakups with clients, the challenges of meeting client expectations, and the importance of perseverance and dedication to one’s craft. They discuss how stylists must continually innovate and tailor their work to each unique client, handling criticisms and managing the creative process amidst varying opinions. Eric highlights memorable moments and stories, including parting ways with former client Jennifer Hudson, and underscores the significance of treating every job with utmost care and professionalism.

    00:33 Navigating Client Relationships

    01:19 Dealing with Client Departures

    02:17 Maintaining Professionalism and Quality

    04:13 Unique Styling Approaches

    05:15 Creative Challenges and Adaptations

    07:45 Handling Criticism and Opinions


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    9 min
  • Fashion with Friends
    Jun 21 2025

    Fashion with Friends: The Lifeline of Relationships

    In this episode of Stories in Style, host Atiba Newsome is back with longtime friend and fashion industry veteran Eric Archibald. They delve into the importance of relationships in the fashion industry, how reputation is critical for success, and more. Eric shares personal stories about wardrobe mishaps, the indispensable value of a skilled tailor, and the complexities of meeting client expectations, stressing the need for constant readiness and adaptability. They also touch on notable collaborations and relationships with industry powerhouses like Frank Gatson, Fatima Robinson, JaQuel Knight, and Laurieann Gibson. Additionally, Eric talks about the Alexis Bittar campaign and the joy of working with longtime friends. The episode underscores the delicate balance of trust, accountability, and genuine connection in thriving within this challenging industry.


    00:43 The Importance of Relationships in the Industry

    02:17 Tales of Wardrobe Malfunctions

    03:35 The Art of Tailoring

    05:49 Navigating Client Expectations

    06:32 Memorable Collaborations and Projects

    09:14 The Alexis Bittar Campaign


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    11 min
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