executive and cofounder of the inclusive brand “good american,” which she launched in 2016 with khloe kardashianis also the founding partner of shapewear label “skims,” alongside khloe's sister, kim. emma: as a young, black female entrepreneur, the only thing i could do was what i knew from my experience, and the honest truth is i did not set out to create a company that was deeply rooted in the principles of inclusivity and diversity. i set out to make a company that was right for me. francine: in this episode of "leaders with lacqua," i speak to emma grede about her rise to the top, how she measures success, and why diversity remains elusive in the world of fashion. ♪ emma grede, thank you so much for joining us on bloomberg. emma: thank you so much for having me. francine: this is so exciting. you represent so much for so many people. everything you touch, all the businesses you touch turn into gold. did you ever think that you would be such a success? emma: no. and that is mostly because most of the businesses that i touched early in the days didn't turn to gold. [laughs] i love this idea of

>> because reality tv star khloe kardashian is slammed for allowing her six year old daughter to wear a full face of makeup? we're asking the question should kids ever be allowed to make up ? allowed to make up? >> we'll be crossing live to henley, where the yearly royal regatta is underway . with over regatta is underway. with over 300,000 spectators expected to watch rowers battle it out on the river thames. >> that sounds jolly good, doesn't it? and in the sport this morning, i've never been to henley, by the way. surprise surprise. mark cavendish wins an historic 35th career stage to become the tour de france's greatest racer of all time. emma raducanu wins again at wimbledon. she's looking very good and andy murray plays doubles on centre court alongside his brother jamie today. >> southern parts are going to be drier and sunnier than yesterday, but further north plenty of showers to come and some blustery winds. i'll have more details coming up. >> top of the morning. it's just gone. 6:00. >> i'm martin daubney and i'm ellie costello and this is gb news . news. breakfast. very g

>> because reality tv star khloe kardashian is slammed for allowing her six year old daughter to wearce of makeup? we're asking the question should kids ever be allowed to make up ? allowed to make up? >> we'll be crossing live to henley, where the yearly royal regatta is underway . with over

. >> kim and khloe kardashian and pfiyanka >> kim and khloe kardashian and priyanka chopra. >> yeah, funnilyu know what i mean. the pictures are amazing, aren't they? and i just keep looking at the pictures of the kardashians there. have you seen how they're dressed? isabel, i know you do a bit of fashion. yeah. looking gorgeous . is that yeah. looking gorgeous. is that not cultural appropriation? who goes to a wedding with their boobs hanging out like that? i mean, it's terribly inappropriate. >> and they also, interestingly enough, i think probably all of them, all the guests were paid. >> yes. >> yes. >> i think with bill gates need to be paid or mark zuckerberg, but i think they would from the. yes. i mean, and also the amount of private jets that flew them over there. yeah. and as a friend of mine says, they were handbag jobs, you know, where you get paid cash. yeah. >> and this is i mean, they are the world's richest couple almost, aren't they? i mean, you know, he is, £563 million. this wedding cost, he is the son of india's richest man, and she's a pharmaceutical heiress. a 5000 peop

. >> reporter: from building the breakout brand good american alongside partner khloe kardashian bringingn: serving as founding partner of skims and share person of the 50% pledge. she's made her mark on "shark tank." >> i'm going to give you the $100,000 but i think i need 25%. >> robin: and roku's side hustlers. >> i'm proud of the things that i have done but equally proud the journey and all the things that came before. often we don't talk about the failures. i'm the opposite. i do it all the time because i know everything that i haven't done that hasn't work, i have taken those learnings and spun them into something new. i could do this all day make it look perfect. >> robin: emma, now sharing her secrets to success. first up, define a plan. >> i have been very very clear about what it is that i want and then i chart a path of how to get there. this is what will make me happy. this is the success i want. here are the steps i'm going to need to get there. >> robin: for emma, it's all about reframing her thoughts. >> start first thing in the morning. i wake up and my day is just chock f