Eryn Adkins is a visionary leader and the driving force behind So Worth Loving, a lifestyle clothing brand that has transcended traditional retail to become a global movement centered on self-worth and community empowerment. As the Founder and Art Director, Eryn has expertly woven her...
Eryn Adkins is a visionary leader and the driving force behind So Worth Loving, a lifestyle clothing brand that has transcended traditional retail to become a global movement centered on self-worth and community empowerment. As the Founder and Art Director, Eryn has expertly woven her passion for wellness and mental health advocacy into the fabric of the brand, fostering a supportive environment where individuals can share their stories and find solace in shared experiences. Under her guidance, So Worth Loving has evolved from a simple Tumblr blog into a thriving platform that encourages self-acceptance and resilience.
Eryn’s expertise in branding and identity has been pivotal in shaping the brand’s voice and aesthetic, ensuring that each piece of clothing resonates with the core message of love and acceptance. Key projects include collaborations with mental health organizations and community initiatives that amplify the voices of women leaders, creating spaces for dialogue around mental health challenges such as depression and anxiety. Eryn’s commitment to public speaking and social networking has allowed her to reach diverse audiences, inspiring countless individuals to embrace their worth and share their journeys.
With a keen eye for design and a heart for community, Eryn continues to innovate within startup environments, leveraging her skills in blogging, radio, and video to engage with followers and expand the So Worth Loving narrative. Her work not only champions individual stories but also cultivates a culture of empowerment, making a lasting impact in the wellness and lifestyle industry. Through her leadership, Eryn Adkins is not just creating a brand; she is nurturing a movement that celebrates the beauty of being unapologetically oneself.
