
How Liz Teich Turned Her Side Hustle Into a Full-Fledged NYC Styling Empire
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Liz Teich and her brand The New York Stylist is the real deal. A New York fashion stylist with nearly 20 years of experience, a loyal online following, and a sustainable wardrobe philosophy that actually makes sense.
In this episode, Liz sits down with Alex and Lee to talk about how she built her business, her brand, and her confidence… without chasing trends or cutting corners.
We cover:
- The personal story behind The New York Stylist
- What it’s really like to style celebrities (including Mike Tyson)
- Her best advice for anyone starting a creative business
- Why she prioritizes sustainability and “shopping your closet”
- What pieces actually belong in your wardrobe
- The connection between style, confidence, and showing up for yourself
Plus: why Lee needs to clean her sneakers, how Liz fakes the perfect tuck, and the psychological power of getting dressed (even if it’s just for your mailman).
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by fashion, disconnected from your closet, or unsure how to show up with confidence—this episode will make you feel seen, smarter, and a little more stylish.
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