Retail, Intuition, and Human Betterment

with Helen Lambert

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Helen Lambertis a well-known figure in the fashion industry, renowned for her keen eye for style and design. As the founder and CEO of Lambert + Associates and The Style Pulse, she has built a successful career as a fashion consultant, helping numerous luxury brands and retailers develop their image and improve their performance.

Throughout her career, Helen Lambert has gained a reputation as a highly-skilled fashion consultant with a talent for understanding the needs and desires of her clients. She has worked with a diverse range of brands and retailers, from luxury fashion houses like Hermès and Gucci to high-street retailers like Topshop and Zara.

One of Helen Lambert‘s key strengths is her ability to anticipate trends and identify emerging fashion movements. She is known for her deep understanding of the fashion industry and her ability to identify the most important trends, often well before they become mainstream.

She has been featured in numerous publications, including Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, and The New York Times, and is a regular commentator on fashion trends and industry news.

“It’s important to be able to have that flexibility because things don’t always happen exactly how we imagine.”

-Helen Lambert

Tune in to this EO Wonder Podcast episode with Helen Lambert—a must for those intrigued by retail, intuition, and personal growth. Lambert imparts wisdom on crafting a prosperous retail venture while honoring intuition and values.

Moreover, discover the potent takeaway of embracing intuition—a formidable yet overlooked asset for business triumph, as Lambert emphasizes.

The episode also delves into retail’s role in human advancement. Lambert asserts that businesses can wield retail as a force for positive change, fostering a better world.

Through insightful questions from host Kalika Yap, Lambert’s expertise shines. This engaging, thought-provoking conversation unveils strategies for building a successful, impactful retail business.