The Tapestry podcast
We believe style can be used as the bridge to the authentic self and act as an access point to the spiritual divine.
The Tapestry Podcast is here to display stories of individuals awakenings to their purpose, and focus on how clothing & style are playing a part in that awakening.
Hosted by our Creative Director and Founder Inna Korobkina, who as an actress had worked with some of the most respected film directors of modern-day cinema and appeared in one of the top grossing zombie movies of all time (Dawn of the Dead).
With the Tapestry podcast “she has come back to life” to explore the blossoming world of creativity & beauty amidst the AI revolution.
Listen to the stories of our guests and learn first-hand how the process of discovering ones voice and purpose, also happens to come with the discovery of a “signature style” that tells a visual story.
Learn how each outfit can silently help express a message on your behalf and be inspired to uncover your unique style story.
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For 33 episodes Inna co-hosted and produced the Rise Up & Fix It podcast, centered around telling origin stories of healers, artists, and world visionaries. Occasionally she gets invited to appear as a guest on other podcasts, speaking about her work as an actress, and on the subject of creative expression through style.
If you are interested in appearing as a guest on The Tapestry Podcast or in having Inna appear on your podcast, fill out our inquiry form below and we will get in touch with you to set up a Discovery Call.
​SEASON 1 - EPISODE 1
“Confidence Woven: Dressing Bold from the Outside In” featuring Nimisha Mehta
a New York based Confidence and Personal Identity Expert who helps women reconnect with their inner power by aligning how they show up on the outside with who they truly are on the inside.
Through her signature approach, The Mirror Method, Nimisha guides women from self-doubt to self-expression—so they can stop shrinking, start taking up space, and truly own the room. Her work blends embodiment, mindset, and self-image in a way that’s soulful, accessible, and deeply transformative.