In this inspiring encore episode of No Labels, No Limits, we sit down with Chelsey Korman—an artist, designer, and the creative force behind Rucoco and Bomē, her conscious clothing line. Chelsey helps brands uncover their “why” and build identities that bridge the worlds of nature and material—bringing light to both.

She’s also a writer, stylist, and advocate for creating with intention and meaning, not just adding more stuff to the world. In our conversation, Chelsey shares how she balances her two greatest loves—nature and the material world—and how she found what she’s truly here to create.

🔥 Key Takeaways:

✔️ How to unearth your brand’s deeper creative identity

✔️ The power of conscious design in a world of fast fashion and clutter

✔️ Why we don’t need more things, but things that mean more

✔️ Chelsey’s personal journey balancing passion, creativity, and sustainability

💡 Chelsey’s Parting Wisdom:

“We don’t need more things. We need things that mean more to us.”

Connect with Chelsey Korman:

Clothing line: bomeforwomen.com

Instagram (Bomē): @bomeforwomen

Artist portfolio: chelseykorman.com

Instagram (Chelsey): @chelseykorman

Spotify: @chelseykorman

Pinterest: @chelseykorman

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