Leah McSweeney

Leah McSweeney is a streetwear pioneer, entrepreneur, and founder known for her brand Married to the Mob. McSweeney launched this venture in 2004 as one of the first streetwear brands for women, by women, responding to the male-dominated streetwear scene. She has continued to expand her influence in fashion by launching a new sustainably sourced premium sleepwear brand called Happy Place. Her partnerships with notable brands include MCM, Kangol, Barbie, Colette Paris, Reebok, and Nike, highlighting her significant role in fashion marketing and collaboration.

In addition to her work in fashion, McSweeney stars on Bravo’s "The Real Housewives of New York," which adds a dynamic aspect to her public persona. She also hosts "The Leah McSweeney Show," a podcast that covers a range of topics including sobriety, mental health, and creativity. As an author, she penned the memoir "Chaos Theory: Finding Meaning in the Madness, One Bad Decision at a Time," where she discusses her personal experiences and insights into life's complexities.

McSweeney is a vocal advocate for female empowerment and breaking the stigma around mental health. She openly shares her journey with sobriety and relapse, aiming to inspire and support others facing similar challenges. Her contributions extend to writing for publications such as Penthouse Magazine, Hypebae, and Mass Appeal, where she explores various aspects of culture and lifestyle. Through her diverse professional endeavors and personal advocacy, McSweeney continues to foster discussions on female empowerment, street culture, and creative entrepreneurship.