Get ready to network over mimosas while slaying in your best fit at Sip N’ Slay on April 7th. EveryStylishGirl is collaborating with Hotel Chantelle and coming back to NYC to bring you the opportunity to brunch with some of your favorite content creators and entrepreneurs from all industries whether it be fashion, beauty or business. Prepare to connect and collect some major keys at this empowering, invigorating event that will set you up for success just in time for the summer.
This year's theme is BIG BREAKS. Learn what it takes to achieve a turning point in your career! Bring your business cards, come ready to slay in your best brunch outfits, and brace yourself for an empowering afternoon with captivating conversations and guest speakers so you can learn how you can have your very own big break!
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Lindsay Peoples Wagner is the editor in chief of Teen Vogue, a role she has held since October 2018. Peoples Wagner previously served as fashion editor of The Cut and New York Magazine, a role she took after a year as a fashion market reporter at Style.com. While at The Cut, she won the ASME Next award in 2017, honoring outstanding achievement by magazine journalists under the age of 30. More recently, Peoples Wagner wrote the critically-acclaimed “Everywhere and Nowhere: What it’s really like to be black and work in fashion,” that featured more than 100 people of color’s insights and perspectives on diversity in fashion (The Cut, Sept. 2018).
Earlier in her career, Peoples Wagner spent two years as a fashion market assistant at Teen Vogue, where she returned after a stint at O, The Oprah Magazine. It was at Teen Vogue, where she began her career as an assistant working in the fashion closet under the founding editor-in-chief, Amy Astley. Peoples Wagner, who hails from Wisconsin, graduated from Buena Vista University with a bachelor's degree in art and journalism and currently resides in Brooklyn.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, Brianna Agyemang has always had music at the core. While working on her Bachelors in Economics from Carnegie Mellon University, Brianna put several music industry experiences under her belt, including interning at Columbia Records and Bad Boy Entertainment. After graduating, she went on to start her career at Roc Nation where she quickly moved up the ranks to work on Global Marketing and Artist Management. During this time, Brianna made sure to stay connected with her efforts to bring culture to the people and in 2016, she co-founded The Brownie Agency. Through specially curated events from parties to book clubs, to work out classes - The Brownie Agency creates a safe space for young professionals to meet new people and express themselves in ways not often afforded to them with their daily schedules. Today, Brianna is the Senior Director of Marketing at Atlantic Records, continuing to live her dream and letting the music lead the way.
Alexander-Julian is an NYC based creative content specialist who specializes in style, travel, culture, and all their intersections. He is a visual artist who prides himself in doing anything to create quality content that is aesthetically charge whether it’s styling, directing or picking up a camera himself and shooting. Since his beginnings in the industry in 2010, Alexander has gone on to work with large enterprises including Coca-Cola, Atlantic Records, Flaunt Magazine, GQ Magazine, and FENDI Americas in a wide range of content and creative consulting capacities. Alexander's styling and creative direction has been employed by the likes of GQ, VOGUE, Flaunt, XXL, and V magazines.
Channing Hargrove is an NYC-based fashion editor and writer. She’s currently a fashion writer at Refinery29 where she makes it a point to write stories celebrating Black women while reporting on industry events, hunting down exclusives as well as hidden stories and breaking headlines. Her work has been featured on Coveteur, Racked, Teen Vogue, Essence, and countless other media outlets. When she isn’t writing about clothing (or shopping, for research, of course), Channing is writing about life in a tiny studio apartment in a big city — and what she’s wearing — on her blog, Channing in the City.
(Brunch is only available with purchase of the VIP Sip N’ Slay Ticket).
You can choose from an array of delectable brunch dishes (vegan option available) from our prix-fixed menu. Of course no brunch is complete without the booze, so enjoy an unlimited (90 mins) brunch beverage. This is a time to mix and mingle, but don't forget to enjoy your food! & Be sure to head over to our photo booth to snap some instagrammable shots!
Join our open discussion as the brilliant individuals: Channing Hargrove, Alexander-Julian, and Brianna Agyemang discuss how they navigated themselves down different paths that led them to succeed in all of their goals and endeavors. They will share with you their blueprint of how to keep going and growing through it all. Learn what it takes to get to the next level and gain your big break!
You came to Slay right?! Mix and mingle with other fashion lovers over mimosas while exchanging business cards for the Brunchtail portion of the afternoon. Plus, guests who use the #SIPNSLAYNYC on their instagram will be entered into a giveaway! The winner will be announced during our closing remarks. During this time, VIP Ticket holders will be able to get special access into our Speaker Lounge for up close and personal time with our wise women of the afternoon.
