Last week, Social House joined cabi Fashion Week Spring ’26 not to simply attend an event, but to spend time with people actively building something of their own. One client, one conversation, one outfit at a time.
We were genuinely honored to be invited into that room.
Over the course of the week, our team led four one-hour workshops for stylists navigating the realities of working for themselves. These are entrepreneurs who don’t clock out. They’re balancing sales, service, content, and community, often all in the same day.
So they needed a social media system that worked as hard as they do.
Not chasing trends.
Not posting for the sake of posting.
Not adding more to an already full plate.
Instead, we focused on helping them show up on social with more confidence, clarity, and control.
Styling the Feed, Not Just the Fit
Using a custom workbook created by Social House strategists and designed specifically for this workshop, we shared practical frameworks for showing up with consistency and intention. We helped stylists
- Find a voice that sounds like them
- Plan content faster without overthinking
- Use everyday moments to build trust, the kind that actually sells
This work goes beyond consistency for any one stylist.
It’s about building a community that shows up with confidence and shared purpose.
When individual businesses are strengthened, the brand is strengthened too.
That’s how cabi grows.
Supported people don’t just represent a brand.
They give it energy, relevance, and real momentum.
Full of Gratitude
Being part of cabi Fashion Week Spring ’26 was less about the event itself and more about the opportunity to contribute in a meaningful way. These are the moments that remind us why we do this work.
Thank you to cabi for the opportunity and to everyone who showed up with openness and intention. We left inspired and energized by what’s possible when people and brands grow together.
If your brand or community needs training, workshops, or webinars that help modern entrepreneurs show up on social without losing their minds, we’re here.
Email hello@socialhouseinc.com.