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Social Media Kit

Congratulations on being part of the podcast! We've put this together to help you proudly share your participation.

1. A few reminders

We invite you to share in a way that feels authentic and personal to you, using the template below as a foundation. Choose the platform (Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, email, or others) that suits you best. Feel free to use any of the text below in your newsletters or community groups, too. And feel free to translate it into your own language.

Please prioritize using personal profiles to share the message in a more authentic and relatable way. We also encourage resharing via company pages and by our wider network of supporters, to maximize reach.

2. Visuals

Ready-made graphics for your post. Download whichever fits the platform you're sharing on.

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3. Your host

Viktoriia Simakova (you can call her Tori) is the founder of enless (formerly Les Ensembles) and the host of enlessly curious podcast.

She works at the intersection of fashion, technology and human behavior, with a strong focus on how we relate to our clothes. Her app, enless, helps people reconnect with their wardrobe in a more intentional way: not by buying more, but by understanding what they already own and actually enjoy wearing.

Tori's perspective comes from both sides: she has a background in software engineering and AI, but also a deep personal interest in fashion as something emotional, cultural and very human. For her, clothes are not just items. They carry stories, memories, identity, and everyday decisions.

Her podcast, enlessly curious, reflects that same thinking. It explores the hidden layers behind everyday things, starting with fashion: from materials and production to personal habits and systemic challenges.

What drives her work is a simple but important question: how can we consume less, but feel more connected to what we already have?

She's not trying to position herself as someone with all the answers. She's someone who asks thoughtful questions, builds things around them and invites others into that process.

4. Recommended post

I'm featured on a podcast that made me pause and think differently 🎙️ I recently joined an episode of enlessly curious, a podcast that explores the hidden stories behind the things we use every day, especially in fashion. It's not about trends... it's about why things are the way they are. We talked about: [Insert 1-2 specific topics you discussed - e.g. "what really makes a brand sustainable" / "the hidden decisions behind materials" / "why the system works the way it does"] What I loved most about this conversation: [Insert personal takeaway - e.g. "being able to go deeper than surface-level sustainability" / "challenging assumptions we rarely question"] If you've ever looked at something in your wardrobe and thought "how did it end up like this?". This podcast is for you. 🎧 Listen here: [Insert episode link] Curious what you think 💭 #enlesslyCurious

Pair it with one of the graphics above, or with your episode's photos and video clips, which are sent to you directly as part of your personal content kit.

6. If you have a promo code

If you're also running a promo code partnership with us, remember to mention it clearly whenever you share your code: out loud if it's audio or video, and in writing everywhere else. It's required by law, and it's also just the honest thing to do. Here are two short lines you can use:

Quick note: I do earn a small commission if you use this code, but it won't cost you anything extra.

This post includes an affiliate code: I may earn a small commission if you use it, at no extra cost to you.