You can take the girl out of California, but not California out of the girl. Golden State native and founder Elizabeth Kosich shares childhood memories, her entrepreneurial story and post-COVID life with San Diego Voyager Magazine as part of their "Inspired Stories" campaign: Hi...

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Wraptopia, Vol. 31 Above color, Picasso loved shapes. A fascination with African masks inspired him to contrast geometric forms with organic shapes, giving way to new genre Abstract Art and its surreal depiction of subjects. Picasso's disorganized faces and twisted bodies became iconic and, ultimately, is what...

Wraptopia, Vol. 30 Pablo Picasso loved red so much he dedicated an entire career chapter to it. Famously called the "Rose Period", it followed the more famous "Blue Period" known for misery, poverty and pain. As he lifted out of depression,...

Wraptopia, Vol. 29 What does this entrepreneur do when a global pandemic renders model castings impossible? She becomes the talent and saves her businesses. The EveryBody Wrap® champions personal empowerment, reinvention and minimalism, and we practice what we preach.  They...

Wraptopia, Vol. 28 Born to artist parents, Alexander Calder was encouraged to create from birth. Showing immense talent from an early age, he made his first kinetic sculpture at 11 then dabbled in illustration and wire sculpture into young adulthood. A...

Wraptopia, Vol. 27 Color Theory is part science, part art which starts with the four basic properties of color—hue, temperature, saturation and brightness. Hue is the name of a color and the science part. The other three have the ability to...

Roses are red,Violets are blue,Red is brand new,Our own custom hue,As perfect as you,You and you!

Wraptopia, Vol. 26 Of the three primary colors, red is the only neutral. On the color wheel it lives between the other two—blue (cool) and yellow (warm)—and, in its purest form, contains neither. Add blue to red and it suddenly skews cool...

Wraptopia, Vol. 25 Diana Vreeland's love affair with red was famous. Her extensively-photographed living room was a symphony of red—from crimson walls and floors to vermillion chairs to lacquered doors—as was one of her two offices. Her quest for the perfect hue was endless:...

Wraptopia, Vol. 24 A smashing wardrobe doesn't exist without smashing foundation pieces that tick every box—flattery, versatility, longevity and affordability. Color, comfort and care are also key—1.) reliable, flexible neutrals that complement and add pop with aplomb, 2.) yummy, breathable...

Wraptopia, Vol. 23 The color red implies romance, passion and sex so much so that it's a proven aphrodisiac. In the earliest tribal rituals known to anthropologists, red ochre was used as face and body paint to announce fertility. In ancient mythology...

  View this post on Instagram A post shared by The EveryBody Wrap® (@theebwrap) Episode 7! "Wrap it Up, Laugh it Out" with comic Kiki Funny Mama! Los Angeles-based Kiki Yeung is a comedienne, producer, actress, writer, director and host. Her passion...

New color red is cause for celebration! Meet The EveryBody Wraptini, another creation by brilliant mixologist, illustrator and author Merrily Grashin. It pays tribute to both our own special red color and delicious Italian fabric (Campari!) with a nod to...

Wraptopia, Vol. 22Born in Indiana to the son of a dressmaker, Bill Blass remembered his school book margins being covered in doodles of Hollywood-inspired fashion. At fifteen he sold his first dress and by 17 he was attending the McDowell School...

Wraptopia, Vol. 21Hello, Valentine. ❤️ I founded The EveryBody Wrap® with one simple mission: To help women love and accept themselves just as they are. This commitment has become its own labor of love—a devotion to giving my customer more, so she can...

Wraptopia, Vol. 20 Every pivotal career moment seems to have a redhead involved—my first fashion model and muse, first photographer for brand Elizabeth Kosich New York, first photographer for brand The EveryBody Wrap®, first major press placement, first feature in a...

Wraptopia, Vol. 19 Today's sizing debate if fraught with negative emotions. Petites feel forgotten, plus customers feel judged and everyone in between feels confused. Vanity sizing has distorted industry standards beyond comprehension, leaving shoppers exasperated on a good day and infuriated...

Travel-ready clothing packaged in a travel-ready pouch. DISCLAIMER: Plane ticket not included.Halston & Pat Cleveland, Acapulco 1976

  View this post on Instagram A post shared by The EveryBody Wrap® (@theebwrap) Episode 6! "Wrap it Up, Laugh it Out" with comic Regina DeCicco! Warm up comedienne for ABC's The View, Regina made her TV debut on AXS...

Wraptopia, Vol. 18 For decades the fashion industry's "universal" sizing standards have become so distorted that they're virtually meaningless anymore. Case in point, a woman's size 12 in 1958 now equates to a modern day 6*. Moreover, those small little numbers—or letters—are...

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