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Meet Pink Chicken, a line of elevated vintage-inspiredclothingfor babies and kids founded by mom-of-two Stacey Fraser.
We’re highlighting the brand as part of our annualBy Womenseries, which spotlightsthe best women-owned products and companies.
Stacey Fraser has fashion in her blood.
Both her grandmothers were in the industry, instilling in her a love of textiles and vintage-inspired patterns.
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But it wasnt until she became a mother that she began to dream up her own designs.
Fraser chatted with us about incorporating family into her brand and her favorite part of dressing children.
Glamour: How do you balance motherhood and entrepreneurship?
Stacey Fraser: Starting Pink Chicken was, in part, about creating more balance in my life.
I had been leading a design team at The Gap, traveling constantly, and working 50-60 hour weeks.
I wanted more flexibilitynot just for myself, but for other working moms, too.
Seeing them take pride in what Ive built melts my heart and makes every challenge worth it.
What has been your proudest moment?
Whats your best advice for aspiring women entrepreneurs?
What makes your brand different?
What drives you to keep going?
The highs of running a business are incredible, but the lows can be tough.
Having a true passion for what you do will carry you through.
Also, dont be afraid to ask for help!
People genuinely want to support you.
I love mentoring young entrepreneurs and always tell them: Hire for the skills you dont have.
You dont have to do it all alone.
