Today we’d like to introduce you to Randall Porter.
Randall, let’s start with your story. We’d love to hear how you got started and how the journey has been so far.
With a love for branding and for the creative industries, the past few years have allowed me to create a diverse resume filled with experiences in fashion, retail, and social media. Along the way, I have filled a toolbox of invaluable interpersonal skills, knowledge of marketing and public relations, and has been honored with opportunities to develop social content and strategies, marketing plans and photoshoots to scale brands such as Aviate and Good Grit Magazine; brands that challenged me to improve each day and allowed constant, innovative thinking as a way of life. “His ambitious personality, combined with a flair for the social scene has made him one of Birmingham’s most beloved and is exactly why he sits on the board of Young Professionals of Birmingham!”
Has it been a smooth road?
As a gay black man in the south, I understand what it is like to feel excluded or on the outside of what is considered “the norm.” However, I decided to use those things that were considered not the norm to my advantage to build my brand.
So, as you know, we’re impressed with Stylishly Social – tell our readers more, for example what you’re most proud of as a company and what sets you apart from others.
“When Randall enter a room, people notice, and not just because as a tastemaker is one of the most fashionable men in Birmingham.” I have quickly and quietly become one of the most sought-after branding and public relations consultants in the south. From retail and apparel to the hospitality industry, I am changing the way people want to dress, drink, and shop. Fashion was just something I’ve always done. I worked in retail for years working brands like J.CREW to American Eagle and I hosted and produced fashion shows in college at [The University of] Montevallo,” where I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in mass communications and communications studies with a minor in public relations.
Let’s touch on your thoughts about our city – what do you like the most and least?
Becoming an influencer was a happenstance of living my everyday life, having a genuine love and connection to Birmingham al to ATL, and wanting to promote the south.
Pricing:
- ENTER THE DOLLHOUSE 25.00 every month If you are looking for something more personalized, if you feel stuck in a style rut, or don’t know where to turn to next, consider becoming a RanDoll. When you sign up you get a one-time complimentary 25-minute virtual style consultation with me, exclusive deals, and offers to retail brands, special tips, and tricks. Stay stylish and social all year long – all for $25 per month.Please note RanDOLLS is a month-to-month subscription service, and your card on file will automatically be charged $25 per month to ensure you always have access. You can easily stop your membership at any time. Joining my online community is an easy way to stay Stylish and Social.
- LET’S PLAY DRESS UP 149.00 ONE-ON-ONE Virtual STYLING I will walk you through recommended items based on your body type and personal style, handpick outfits just for you, and answer any questions you may have via video chat. How It Works: Sign Up – Create An Account Fill out the Style Quiz. It asks for in-depth info about your sizes, style, and pricing preferences Confirm your Date and Time Me + You + A 45 Min Video Call = One-on-one curated experience from home
Contact Info:
- Website: https://www.therandallporter.com
- Phone: 2055002556
- Email: Randall@therandallporter.com
- Instagram: @RandallPorter
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRandallPorter/?eid=ARC2ORjSX1fc4AnltxmDbVRPmA_ENOClVYn0upFZHmw2duE3fPwHQWULk4XpOdluw5YO5ridWERbuxc_
- Twitter: @RandallPorter
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