Episode Synopsis "Diversity and Representation: A Conversation with Model Lydia Okello"

Philippa speaks to Vancouver-based model and micro-influencer Lydia Okello about her experience being black, queer and plus-size in the fashion industry. Lydia Okello: Instagram and Twitter @styleisstyle Premme: www.premme.us

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