Writing in defense of influencers
Danielle published “When Did ‘Influencer’ Become a Dirty Word?”, reflecting on why she is proud of the career and why the label still attracts judgment.
daniellebernstein.substack.comRead the essayDanielle Bernstein is a New York fashion creator, author and founder of WeWoreWhat, sharing personal style and the work behind building a clothing brand.
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Danielle published “When Did ‘Influencer’ Become a Dirty Word?”, reflecting on why she is proud of the career and why the label still attracts judgment.
daniellebernstein.substack.comRead the essayIn “I’m retiring from Halloween. Sort of.”, Danielle revisited her previous zombie-bride costume and the personal changes that followed.
daniellebernstein.substack.comRead the Halloween postDanielle published a subscriber essay about selling part of WeWoreWhat before turning 30 and later buying back equity. Its public introduction follows up on her earlier announcement of the buyback.
daniellebernstein.substack.comRead the public introductionThe brand’s relaunch introduced a new website, logo, labels and packaging. The change also separated Danielle’s personal Instagram, @daniellebernstein, from the brand account, @weworewhat.
fashionunited.comRead about the relaunchDanielle reflected on building WeWoreWhat, buying back the company and changing her leadership. She also acknowledged that some past designs came too close to others’ work and described stronger design reviews.
daniellebernstein.substack.comRead Danielle’s reflectionFollow Danielle’s outfits, writing and the brand she founded.
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