The Fashionable Feminist

Thursday

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: International Softball Instructor Lisa Hill

I am thrilled to welcome International Softball Instructor and former Pac-10 Softball Player Lisa Hill to The Fashionable Feminist. Lisa is currently pursuing a career in marketing and hopes to return to the international softball world to lead instructional camps in the future. With a master's degree in Sport Administration, Lisa is the epitome of leadership in the office and on the field.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Healthy Eating Proponent Helene Watkins

I am pleased to welcome the lovely Helene Watkins to The Fashionable Feminist. Helene has had an interesting life, from working in Corporate America at Boeing, to being a grandmother and a healthy living/eating activist. I am thrilled to be able to share her unique perspectives (and a delicious recipe!) with you.

"Feminine" Footwear in the Name of Fashion?

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Entertainment Central Editor Gabrielle Compolongo

I am extremely excited to welcome Entertainment Central Founder and Editor Gabrielle Compolongo to The Fashionable Feminist. Living many a girl's dream interviewing celebrities, Gabrielle's glamorous gig also takes a lot of hard work and dedication. Check out some of Gabrielle's latest celebrity interviews at Entertainment Central.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: '29 Gifts' Author Cami Walker

I am privileged to welcome New York Times Bestselling Author Cami Walker to The Fashionable Feminist. In addition to being a great writer, speaker and woman, Cami also happens to be an MS patient whose refreshingly honest book, '29 Gifts,' inspired a worldwide movement of mindful giving that has transformed the lives of thousands, myself included. I encourage all of you to take the 29-Day Giving Challenge and let me know how it changes your life.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Writer/Director Dina Ciraulo

I couldn't be more excited to feature Director Dina Ciraulo on The Fashionable Feminist. A superb talent, Ciraulo's short films have screened in the U.S., the U.K. and the Netherlands. Her stunning feature-length release, 'Opal,' inspired by the life of Opal Whiteley, won the Robin Eickman Screenwriting Award and is an official selection for the Cannes Producers' Network.

Opal Whiteley is perhaps the most enigmatic author/environmentalist of the twentieth century. 'Opal' the movie beautifully translates the charisma and complexity of her character, as well as the controversy surrounding her true identity and the authenticity of her childhood diary.

Ciraulo was instantly inspired by Whiteley's philosophies over a decade ago while living in Berkeley. Six years later, production of 'Opal' began and today the story of her life continues to captivate audiences at sold out screenings throughout the U.S., due in large part to the vision and dedication of Ciraulo.

Celebrities as Rosie the Riveter

Who pulls off this look best?

Alexis Bledel