In this episode of Off the Hanger, I’m joined by the amazing Lyndsay Mitcheson — founder of NeoWalk, the brand transforming mobility aids into bold, stylish fashion statements.

Lyndsay opens up about the moment her life changed forever after losing her left leg in 2010, and how it led her to launch NeoWalk in 2013. What started as a personal need for a more empowering walking stick became a mission to revolutionise how we see mobility aids — functional and fashionable.

We chat about her style journey post-injury, how cowboy boots became her signature look, and why secondhand gems (hello Vinted!) are her go-to for unique finds. Lyndsay also gets real about the fashion challenges faced by wheelchair users — and how she's learned to shift the focus to tops, accessories and confidence.

From the power of self-expression to creating a global community of mobility aid users who now walk taller and prouder, this is one of the most uplifting and style-packed conversations we’ve had.

👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and drop a comment! Fashion is for everyone — and this episode proves it.

Find more of Lyndsay here:

https://www.instagram.com/neowalksticks

https://www.instagram.com/lyns_mitch

https://www.neo-walk.com

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Also if you're excited to listen to Quarter Life Questions hosted by the fabulous Grace McIntosh you can find it here:

Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/quarter-life-questions/id1809452545?i=1000711117275

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7slIix6ILCc3geJCtm1zCA?si=NCAEnP0KRky_v5ocFR8X4A

Chani Ra — stylist, content creator, and all-around fashion queen — joins me this week on Off the Hanger to talk personal style, wardrobe wins, and the lessons we learn through clothes.

From her early days as a model to helping others find confidence through styling, Chani’s fashion journey is full of fun stories and unexpected wisdom. We chat about childhood fashion moments, how her style has mellowed (in the best way), and that jaw-dropping £12,000 Alaïa coat.

She opens up about embracing imperfection (yes, even the pros have wardrobe fails!) and explains why her younger self had the best fashion advice of all. We even tackle a listener’s bridesmaid dress dilemma and chat about showing up authentically — even when the outfit isn’t your vibe.

This episode is full of style inspiration, laughter, and heart — a perfect listen whether you live in your wardrobe or just want to feel a bit more confident in your clothes.

🎧 Hit play if you love:

• Real stories behind standout wardrobe pieces

• Honest chats about fashion confidence

• Wedding style tips you’ll actually want to follow

• Big energy, bold outfits, and some brilliant giggles

  
  

  
  

  Find more of Chani here:​ ⁨@thefashionnap⁩

  https://www.tiktok.com/thefashionnap

  https://www.instagram.com/princesschanira

  💬💬💬 Get in touch!! Send in your fashion dilemma's to: offthehangerpodcast@gmail.com

  
  

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  Also if you're excited to listen to Quarter Life Questions hosted by the fabulous Grace McIntosh you can find it here:

  
  

  Apple: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/quarter-life-questions/id1809452545?i=1000711117275⁠

  Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/episode/7slIix6ILCc3geJCtm1zCA?si=NCAEnP0KRky_v5ocFR8X4A⁠

Ever wondered what it’s like to go from working with iconic luxury brands like Escada and Pucci to launching your own DIY sewing empire? In this episode of Off the Hanger, I chat with the lovely Christine Lindebak — founder of Sewing and the City — about her incredible career in fashion and why she swapped the high-end runway for handmade wardrobes.

We dive into everything from her 25-year-old Escada tweed coat (yep, it still looks amazing!) to a box full of her grandmother’s vintage scarves. Christine’s all about quality fabrics, timeless style, and making pieces that actually last — and trust me, she’s got the stories to back it up.

She also talks about what it means to create clothes for yourself, not for trends — and how designing her own striped jacket with a scarf lining (genius!) reminded her just how creative sewing can be.

Whether you're a fashion lover, a vintage treasure hunter, or someone curious about sewing your own stuff, this episode is packed with warmth, inspiration, and serious style goals.

Find more of Christine here:https://www.instagram.com/sewingandthecity

https://sewingandthecity.com/💬💬💬 Get in touch!! Send in your fashion dilemma's to: offthehangerpodcast@gmail.com

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