The Superinfluencers: Instagram’s Eva Chen and Something Navy's Arielle Charnas

Nov 10, 2018

Head of fashion partnerships at Instagram, former editor of Lucky, inventor of the #EvaChenPose, the style guru and social media maven Eva Chen is now a children’s book author—and she’s about to reinvent the princess fairy tale with Juno Valentine and the Magical Shoes.

She talks with superinfluencer Arielle Charnas, creator of the fashion/lifestyle/beauty phenomenon Something Navy which inspires 1.1 million followers to stay true to themselves while stepping into and beyond their own personal style. Join them for a dynamic conversation about the business and style of fashion in a social media world, the challenges they’ve faced forging their own path to success, and the life lessons Chen is handing down as a parent to the next generation of fashionistas.

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