Very few designers start a brand and go on to build one of Nashville’s most recognizable fashion brands. But that’s exactly what happened to Daniel Musto when he created Daniel Diamond.

In this episode of That Nashville Girl, Daniel shares how a single custom jacket turned into a brand worn by Carrie Underwood, Gwen Stefani, Shania Twain, Miranda Lambert, Maren Morris, Megan Moroney, and some of country music’s biggest stars. And as of this summer, it’s a “That Nashville Girl” staple with my entire CMA Fest wardrobe being curated and provided by the Daniel Diamond team.

What started with orders arriving in a personal Gmail account quickly became one of Nashville’s most talked-about fashion brands. No investors. Just creativity, relentless hard work, and trusting instinct long before there was proof it would work.

This conversation goes far beyond fashion. It’s about entrepreneurship, building a business from nothing, taking risks, finding your community, and creating something people genuinely want to be part of.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

How Daniel Diamond accidentally started the brand
The jacket that changed everything
How Gwen Stefani helped launch the business
Dressing Carrie Underwood, Shania Twain, Miranda Lambert, Megan Moroney, and more
The incredible story behind Betty, the rhinestone truck
Why leaving Los Angeles for Nashville changed everything
Building a community-first brand instead of simply selling products
What every entrepreneur can learn from Daniel’s journey

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, creative, small business owner, country music fan, or simply chasing a dream that doesn’t quite make sense yet, this episode is for you.

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