In this engaging conversation, Hilary Nichols interviews Philip, who shares his journey from Buffalo, New York, to Texas, and his diverse experiences in the retail and beauty industries. Philip discusses his early career at Macy's, his studies in millinery at Central St. Martin's, and his transition into interior design. The conversation highlights the importance of community, personal growth, and the challenges of commission-based sales. Philip also shares insights on vintage shopping and offers advice for aspiring professionals in creative fields. @philiphannel

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