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On today's episode, I'm reconnecting with pioneering Arab designer, Nadine Kanso, founder of jewellery brand BilArabi. Nadine tells me what's been happening since our last conversation two years ago, including her partnership with Berluti, and staying authentic in an influencer-dominated world online. This episode is part of our special series, What I Did Next Encore, where I check-in with some of your favourite alumni guests. We'll continue this series each month with more of the show's alumni, so stay tuned. And if you haven't already done so, you can also listen to my Encore conversations with Omar Samra, Nada Debs and Ahmed Alfi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

阅读原文：�标题 LVMH is splurging on the OlympicsWill it pay off?正文Pay close attention as the medals are draped over the victors of this year's Olympic games in Paris and you may spot a hexagonal piece of wrought iron at their centre. That is a piece of the Eiffel Tower, kept after a renovation. The medals, designed by Chaumet, part of the luxury giant LVMH, are but one example of how the conglomerate's maisons will be adding an opulent touch to the games. France's team will don Berluti garments for the opening ceremony on July 26th. VIP lounges have been stocked with the cuvées of Moët Hennessy. Even the torch has been kept in a Louis Vuitton checkerboard trunk.�知识点 drape v. /dreɪp/ 1. to hang clothes, materials, etc. loosely on sb/sth将（⾐服、织物等）悬挂，披• She had a shawl draped around her shoulders.她肩上披着⼀条围⼱。2.to allow part of your body to rest on sth in a relaxed way使（⾝体部位）放松地搭在…上• His arm was draped casually around her shoulders.他随意地将⼿臂搭在她的双肩上。获取外刊的完整原文以及精讲笔记，请关注微信公众号「早安英文」，回复“外刊”即可。更多有意思的英语干货等着你！

L'humoriste est revenu sur la confection par la maison de couture Berluti des tenues des athlètes français pour la cérémonie d'ouverture.

J-100 avant les JO : RTL vous dévoile en exclusivité la tenue des athlètes français lors des cérémonies d'ouverture des Jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques de Paris 2024. Ecoutez Jean-Marc Mansvelt, directeur général de Berluti. Ecoutez L'invité de RTL avec Amandine Bégot du 17 avril 2024

L'humoriste est revenu sur la confection par la maison de couture Berluti des tenues des athlètes français pour la cérémonie d'ouverture.

J-100 avant les JO : RTL vous dévoile en exclusivité la tenue des athlètes français lors des cérémonies d'ouverture des Jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques de Paris 2024. Ecoutez Jean-Marc Mansvelt, directeur général de Berluti. Ecoutez L'invité de RTL avec Amandine Bégot du 17 avril 2024

J-100 avant les JO : RTL vous dévoile en exclusivité la tenue des athlètes français lors des cérémonies d'ouverture des Jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques de Paris 2024. Ecoutez Jean-Marc Mansvelt, directeur général de Berluti. Ecoutez L'invité de RTL avec Amandine Bégot du 17 avril 2024

L'humoriste est revenu sur la confection par la maison de couture Berluti des tenues des athlètes français pour la cérémonie d'ouverture.

« "Si les alliés (occidentaux) peuvent abattre des drones iraniens en direction d'Israël, pourquoi ne peuvent-ils faire la même chose pour l'Ukraine ?". La question, posée par une journaliste américaine à John Kirby lundi [15 avril], a visiblement embarrassé le porte-parole du Conseil de sécurité nationale à la Maison-Blanche », constate Le Figaro à Paris. « "Différents conflits, différents espaces aériens, différentes menaces", a éludé le responsable américain. » De fait, pointe le quotidien français, « lorsque l'Iran a envoyé ses drones et ses missiles contre Israël le 13 avril, l'État hébreu a bénéficié de l'assistance immédiate et directe des États-Unis, du Royaume-Uni et de la France pour intercepter les projectiles. »Et « pendant ce temps, poursuit Le Figaro, l'Ukraine continue d'être harcelée par les bombes, missiles et drones russes. Ces derniers sont pour certains des drones Shahed de fabrication iranienne, identiques à ceux utilisés le 13 avril par Téhéran. Mais pour les intercepter, l'armée ukrainienne ne peut compter sur l'aide directe de ses alliés. Elle doit se satisfaire de livraisons d'aides militaires occidentales qui sont en baisse ces derniers mois, sur fond de blocage politique aux États-Unis et plus largement de tensions sur les stocks en Occident. La pénurie en matière de munitions et de systèmes anti-aériens se fait déjà ressentir en Ukraine, alors que les Russes, ces dernières semaines, sont parvenus à frapper et endommager gravement plusieurs centrales de production d'électricité. »À lire aussiÉtats-Unis: les députés devraient voter séparément les projets d'aide à l'Ukraine et IsraëlQui pour financer la défense de l'Ukraine ?Mardi, le président ukrainien a encore exprimé toute son amertume, rapporte Le Monde, toujours à Paris. « Après avoir exprimé la veille le sentiment de frustration de son pays vis-à-vis de la différence, selon lui, entre l'aide directe que plusieurs pays alliés ont apportée à Israël pour contrer l'attaque aérienne de l'Iran ce week-end, et celle dont bénéficie l'Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky a de nouveau évoqué le sujet dans sa vidéo quotidienne, appelant ses alliés à augmenter leur aide à Kiev et à "accorder la même valeur à chaque vie". »Le Guardian à Londres s'interroge : « qui va financer la défense de l'Ukraine ? […] Le Congrès américain a finalement annoncé son intention de soumettre au vote du Parlement un programme d'aide militaire à l'Ukraine – qui est bloqué depuis des mois en raison du scepticisme des Républicains. » En attendant un feu vert encore hypothétique, « l'aide occidentale est au point mort », constate le Guardian. Et « depuis des mois, l'Ukraine est aux prises avec trois défis urgents : l'insuffisance de munitions et de missiles de défense aérienne ainsi que le manque de troupes expérimentées. »J-100 avant les JO : ambiance plombée ?À la Une également : 100 jours avant les Jeux olympiques de Paris. Avec ce dessin publié dans le quotidien belge Le Soir, dessin qui nous montre des Français râleurs : « c'est nul, ça va nous ruiner », affirme l'un. « On ne pourra plus circuler », peste un autre. « Y'aura des attentats, ça va péter partout », s'inquiète un troisième. « De toute façon, on n'aura pas une seule médaille », fulmine encore ce quidam coiffé d'un béret.Des Français râleurs, donc, et un président qui « a plombé l'ambiance avant-hier », rapporte Libération. En effet, Emmanuel Macron « a douché son monde en évoquant les plans B et C de repli, si d'aventure la cérémonie d'ouverture ne pouvait pas se tenir sur la Seine comme prévu, pour des raisons de sécurité […]. Le message essentiel retenu aura donc été celui de la sécurité », déplore le journal. Certes, pointe Libération, « risques terroristes, guerres en Ukraine et au Proche-Orient, c'est peu dire que les idéaux olympiques de paix et de fraternité ont du mal à se frayer une petite place parmi ces actualités plus dramatiques les unes que les autres. Elles expliquent peut-être que les Français n'ont manifestement pas encore les JO dans la tête. Un récent sondage d'Ipsos pour la Tribune du dimanche les décrit inquiets ou indifférents. Il reste cent jours, conclut le journal, pour tordre le bras à cette réputation qui veut que les Français, forcément râleurs, laissent depuis des années leur sens de la fête au vestiaire. »Enfin, question essentielle posée par le New York Times : « l'équipe olympique française sera-t-elle la mieux habillée lors de la cérémonie d'ouverture ? » En effet, la ligne de vêtements des athlètes tricolores a été dévoilée hier. Un smoking bleu revisité par la maison Berluti qui appartient au français LVMH, « le plus grand conglomérat de luxe au monde », précise le quotidien américain. Une ligne qui offre, selon le journal, une « version allégée » du fameux triptyque « luxe, calme et volupté. »À lire aussiParis 2024: à J-100, comment le Stade de France se pare de sa belle piste violette

Mô hình kinh tế tuần hoàn ngày càng được nhiều doanh nghiệp áp dụng để đáp ứng những thách thức với môi trường, ngay cả đối với các tập đoàn kinh doanh mặt hàng xa xỉ, như L'Oréal, LVMH hay Kering, vốn gắn liền với sự hoàn hảo, sang trọng. Kinh tế tuần hoàn tức là mô hình sản xuất và tiêu dùng, gồm việc tái sử dụng, cải tạo và tái chế các sản phẩm hoặc vật liệu có sẵn, để có thể kéo dài tuổi thọ, tăng thêm vòng đời của sản phẩm và giảm việc sử dụng nguyên liệu thô hoặc tạo ra chất thải. Mô hình này trái ngược với mô hình kinh tế truyền thống, dựa trên nguyên tắc “take - make - waste” tức là “khai thác tài nguyên - sản xuất - vứt bỏ sau tiêu thụ”. Mô hình này dựa vào số lượng lớn vật liệu và năng lượng rẻ tiền, dễ tiếp cận.Tại Pháp, kinh tế tuần hoàn ngày càng được khuyến khích trong nhiều lĩnh vực, sau khi luật chống lãng phí AGEC, được ban hành vào năm 2019. Việc tái chế, tái sử dụng không chỉ xuất hiện trong lĩnh vực xây dựng, sản xuất đồ tiêu dùng, mà ngay cả trong lĩnh vực hàng xa xỉ, vốn là thị trường mà Pháp chiếm ưu thế. Các sạp đồ hiệu cũ cũng dần chiếm nhiều vị trí tại trung tâm thương mại Galeries Lafayettes của kinh đô ánh sáng. Cuốn sách Le Luxe Contre Attaque của nhà xuất bản Dunod, chỉ ra rằng tại Pháp, vào năm 2005, chỉ 17 % người dân mua đồ đã qua sử dụng, đến năm 2021, con số này lên đến 66 %. Trên trang mạng chuyên mua bán đồ cũ phổ biến tại Pháp như Le Bon Coin, từ năm 2016, đã dần xuất hiện các thông báo bán du thuyền, villa, đồng hồ xa xỉ Rolex hay các xe sưu tầm cổ… Các tác giả của cuốn sách không nêu rõ liệu có ai mua lại những món đồ xa xỉ đó hay không, nhưng điều này cho thấy sự xuất hiện của hiện tượng “tuần hoàn” trong ngành xa xỉ.Sử dụng nguyên liệu "mang tính tuần hoàn"Trong buổi tọa đàm về kinh tế tuần hoàn, nhân hội nghị Powr Earth Summit, lần đầu tiên được tổ chức tại Paris từ (13-15/03/2024), nhiều chủ đề được nêu ra. Chẳng hạn như việc tái sử dụng đá quý trong ngành làm trang sức hay việc sử dụng nguyên liệu có “trách nhiệm hơn” trong ngành mỹ phẩm cao cấp. Có mặt tại hội nghị, giám đốc phát triển bền vững khu vực châu Âu của tập đoàn L'Oréal, ông Joel Tronchon, nêu ra những dự án mà tập đoàn chuyên về mỹ phẩm đã thực hiện, ví dụ như sử dụng các nguyên liệu tái chế trong đóng gói sản phẩm.Ông cho biết tại L'Oréal, “có khoảng 100 người chỉ làm việc về tác động của môi trường đối với sản phẩm, dĩ nhiên chúng tôi hiểu rằng công việc này đòi hỏi thời gian và tiền bạc. Nếu xét từ đầu chuỗi giá trị của một sản phẩm, tức là phải xét đến nguyên liệu. Như thế nào là một loại nguyên liệu mang tính tuần hoàn ? Tôi sẽ lấy ví dụ về cánh hoa hồng để trả lời câu hỏi này. Hoa hồng được sử dụng rất nhiều trong mỹ phẩm hay nước hoa, ví dụ như trong nước hoa Lancôme, hay Yves Saint Laurent. Cách nay vài năm, chúng tôi chỉ lấy hoa, mà không sử dụng thân cây hoa hồng, vì chúng được coi là rác thải nông nghiệp. Nhưng kể từ khi chúng tôi làm thử nghiệm lấy chiết xuất thân cây hoa hồng và phát hiện ra có các chất chống oxy hóa và nay chúng tôi sử dụng chúng trong các loại kem dưỡng da của Lancôme. Như vậy, chúng tôi đã tạo ra tính tuần hoàn đối với một nguyên liệu mà trước kia được coi là rác bỏ đi. Chúng tôi cũng có các đội ngũ nghiên cứu để xác định các sản phẩm nông nghiệp để có thể sử dụng làm nguyên liệu sản xuất mỹ phẩm, làm sao để sử dụng ít hơn dầu mỏ hoặc các chất hoá học có nguồn gốc từ dầu mỏ”.Trong bối cảnh các vấn đề về môi trường ngày càng trở nên nóng bỏng, dĩ nhiên cũng phải thận trọng trước các tham vọng về môi trường của các doanh nghiệp, đôi khi bị dán mác “green-washing” - tẩy xanh, để thu hút người tiêu dùng. “Bởi vì cuộc đua tranh giành lợi nhuận và sự hài lòng của khách hàng vẫn là tôn chỉ của những gã khổng lồ hàng xa xỉ”, như nhận định của Forbes. Các tập đoàn hàng xa xỉ nhận thấy được tiềm năng từ sự quan tâm đối với môi trường, dù là “sợ hãi”, hay “tò mò”, để xây dựng các chiến lược tiếp thị.Lợi nhuận về lâu dàiTuy nhiên, trên thực tế, nhiều nghiên cứu chỉ ra rằng kinh tế tuần hoàn có thể đem lại lợi nhuận về lâu về dài cho doanh nghiệp. Ví dụ việc tái chế, hoặc giảm sử dụng các bao bì đóng gói sản phẩm, thay vì mua một lọ nước hoa mới thì người dùng có thể chỉ mua nước hoa được đóng gói một cách tối giản, để tự đổ vào lọ có sẵn. Điều này có thể tiết kiệm chi phí. Hơn nữa, doanh nghiệp cũng có thể áp dụng mức giá cao hơn, vì tích hợp “phí bảo hiểm xanh” đối với những sản phẩm dễ tái chế.L'Oréal đã thông báo muốn đạt tiêu chuẩn “trung hòa carbon” trên toàn bộ các cơ sở sản xuất của tập đoàn từ nay đến năm 2025, thông qua việc sử dụng 100 % năng lượng tái tạo. Joel Tronchon, đại diện của L'Oréal nêu ra những chính sách tiết kiệm, giảm sử dụng nước trong sản xuất, hoặc phát triển các sản phẩm dầu gội cần dùng ít nước. Ông Joel Tronchon cho biết L'Oréal đã đầu tư vào mỗi nhà máy của mình khoảng 300 000 euro để xây dựng hệ thống sử dụng nước theo một vòng kín, tức là nước qua sử dụng được lọc và tái sử dụng lại. Hệ thống này trên thực tế lại có lợi về lâu về dài. Ông giải thích :“Kinh tế tuần hoàn không có nghĩa là đi kèm với chi phí đắt đỏ mà còn có thể tiết kiệm cho doanh nghiệp. Thời gian hoàn vốn của các nhà máy L'Oréal là khoảng 10 năm nhưng ai cũng chắc rằng giá nước sẽ tăng. Tất cả những gì hiếm có, từ tự nhiên, đều sẽ tăng giá. Hiện nhà máy ở nhiều nơi phải đóng cửa vì thiếu nước, nhưng hệ thống tái sử dụng nước của l'Oréal vẫn có thể duy trì”.Đọc thêm : Pháp đẩy mạnh mô hình kinh tế tuần hoànKhông chỉ riêng L'Oréal mà các tập đoàn chuyên kinh doanh hàng xa xỉ cũng dần có kế hoạch hành động trước các vấn đề về môi trường. Ví dụ như tập đoàn LVMH, đã đặt ra mục tiêu không sử dụng nhựa có nguồn gốc hoá thạch từ năm 2026. Tập đoàn này cũng khẳng định đã tăng cường việc sửa chữa các sản phẩm tại hơn 70 thương hiệu của mình, như Berluti hay Louis Vuitton, sửa lại khoảng 600 000 sản phẩm mỗi năm. Tập đoàn Kering của Ý, nắm giữ thương hiệu Gucci, về phần mình, đã mở một bộ phận chuyên phụ trách về kinh tế tuần hoàn vào năm 2023, nhằm xem xét lại tất cả các quá trình, từ việc lựa chọn nguyên liệu thô, tối ưu hóa sản xuất đến tái sử dụng những mặt hàng chưa bán được.Trả lời tạp chí ELLE, giám đốc phụ trách phát triển bền vững của Kering, bà Arie-Claire Daveu, cho biết “việc tích hợp tính tuần hoàn vào mô hình kinh tế, tức là phải thay đổi cách kinh doanh ở tất cả các bước. Đặt câu hỏi về việc tái chế là chưa đủ, mà cần phải quan tâm đến tuổi thọ của sản phẩm, bảo trì, sửa chữa và nhất là đổi mới thiết kế, quy trình sản xuất sản phẩm sao cho có thể giảm tác động đối với hệ sinh thái, giảm rác thải, tiêu thụ nước và năng lượng”.Khó có thể đạt được tính tuần hoàn triệt đểKhi áp dụng kinh tế tuần hoàn, liệu doanh nghiệp có thể giảm được hoàn toàn tác động đối với sinh thái hay không ? Daniel Halbheer, giảng viên tại HEC Paris Business School, trên trang The Conversation cho rằng rất khó để doanh nghiệp có thể đạt được tính tuần hoàn một cách triệt để. Bởi vì những hiệu ứng tích cực từ việc giảm chất thải, tái sử dụng nguyên liệu… “đôi khi, được bù lại nhiều hơn qua việc tăng doanh số bán nhiều sản phẩm sinh thái hơn,… khi các sản phẩm được tái chế càng dễ thì càng có nhiều người tiêu dùng”.Tại hội nghị Powr Earth Summit hồi tháng Ba, các diễn giả trong buổi tọa đàm về kinh tế tuần hoàn đều nêu ra các khó khăn, những bất cập khi phải làm việc đơn lẻ. Kinh tế tuần hoàn được coi như là “một môn thể thao tập thể”, và cần phải thành lập các hiệp hội, các dự án tập thể, thiết lập các liên kết với các nhà cung cấp, với khách hàng, người tiêu dùng và cả các cơ quan công quyền… “Để làm được điều này thì cần rất nhiều thời gian, và đây là trở ngại đối với mọi lĩnh vực”, như nhận định của ông Joel Tronchon, giám đốc phát triển bền vững của l'Oréal. Thế nhưng, đối với các doanh nghiệp hàng xa xỉ, áp dụng kinh tế tuần hoàn là một vấn đề nan giải, theo như nhận xét của Forbes. Nếu như trước kia, để mua một món đồ xa xỉ, người ta phải đi đến một địa điểm cụ thể, của một địa phương, độc quyền làm ra món đồ đó, thể hiện sự sang trọng, quý giá. Nhưng ngày nay, những sản phẩm xa xỉ gần như giống hệt nhau, có mặt trên khắp thế giới, trong các trung tâm mua sắm và cửa hàng bách hóa. Để duy trì lợi nhuận và bảo đảm tính sang trọng, các doanh nghiệp dùng chiến lược đánh vào tâm lý “giá cao khó với” để tạo nên sự độc quyền.Nếu xét đến thị trường bán đồ cũ xa xỉ, tạo “tính tuần hoàn” cho sản phẩm, lợi nhuận thường thấp hơn. Khi bán một mặt hàng có thể không còn ở tình trạng tốt, hoặc với những hình ảnh “tái chế”, có khả năng sẽ ảnh hưởng xấu đến hình ảnh truyền thống về sự hoàn hảo gắn liền với sự sang trọng. Forbes cho rằng các thương hiệu nên tự mình xây dựng hệ thống bán đồ cũ, dựa trên những cơ sở bán hàng có sẵn, thay vì thông qua các nền tảng bán hàng khác. Như vậy vừa có thể bảo đảm chất lượng cũng như kiểm soát tốt hơn chuỗi cung ứng. Các sản phẩm xa xỉ hàng cũ, thường có giá rẻ hơn, độc đáo và mang tính “bền vững”, có thể sẽ thu hút những người tiêu dùng muốn tiếp cận hàng hiệu với “giá mềm”, đặc biệt là lớp trẻ, thuộc thế hệ Y Z hay Alpha, có thể chiếm đến 85 % người tiêu dùng hàng xa xỉ từ nay đến năm 2030.

Loro Piana, filiale du groupe LVMH qui vend des pulls en laine de vigogne, profite d'un commerce inéquitable au détriment des communautés andines du Pérou, dénonce un reportage. Le fils de Bernard Arnault, directeur de cette marque, va devoir s'en expliquer devant le congrès américain. Loro Piana, spécialisée dans les fibres naturelles les plus raffinées, est l'une des machines à cash de l'empire LVMH, grâce entre autres aux pulls en laine de vigogne. Cet animal sauvage vivant sur les plateaux andins a une toison réputée parce que très chaude, très soyeuse, très rare, et donc très chère.Seulement, les villageois qui la tondent chaque année n'en profitent pas. Pour la matière première d'un pull vendu environ 9 000 euros, ils ne recevront que 260 euros, nous apprend un reportage de Bloomberg. Et c'est ce reportage qui a soulevé l'indignation de Robert Garcia. L'élu démocrate de Californie né au Pérou demande des explications écrites aux dirigeants de la marque italienne.La défense de Loro PianaDans un premier courrier, les responsables estiment que Lora Piana fait déjà beaucoup pour la région. Antoine Arnault et le directeur exécutif de la marque reprennent la communication disponible sur le site internet, où l'on apprend que Loro Piana a construit des bassins d'irrigation pour lutter contre la sécheresse.Cette conséquence du changement climatique avait surtout l'inconvénient de disperser les vigognes. Car dans ce storytelling ponctué de magnifiques clichés de troupeaux de vigognes, l'animal au pelage doré et aux grands yeux de biche éclipse largement les paysans andins. Ce courrier est la seule réaction au reportage.Un commerce censé profiter aux seuls indigènesLe commerce de la laine de cette espèce protégée était censé profiter aux seules populations locales. C'est ce que dispose un traité international. Et à partir de 1994, le village de Lucanas, où se sont rendus nos confrères de Bloomberg, est le premier à en bénéficier en cédant toute la matière récoltée à Loro Piana.Mais si Bernard Arnault, le patron de LVMH, est devenu l'homme le plus riche du monde, eux restent très pauvres : 40% d'entre eux vivent en dessous du seuil de pauvreté. Leur situation ne s'est pas améliorée en trente ans. Les plus jeunes partent tenter leurs chances dans les mines d'or, et les plus âgés, comme l'une des femmes interrogées, sont désormais contraints de tondre bénévolement les vigognes, car le prix payé au village ne cesse de baisser depuis que LVMH a racheté la marque en 2013.La tonte des indigènes est même concurrencée par celle que Loro Piana réalise dans sa propriété. Dans les 2 000 hectares achetés dans la région avec la complicité d'un ancien membre de l'équipe du président Fujimori. La protection de la vigogne a permis d'augmenter le troupeau, au plus grand bénéfice du propriétaire actuel de la marque, LVMH. Car cela fait baisser les prix. Sur les réseaux, LVMH est désormais sommé de cesser cette exploitation et de payer la laine au juste prix. Un tout petit caillou dans les chaussures Berluti de la famille Arnault.

Azul, branco e vermelho. Mas em degradê nas cores da bandeira da França. A palavra, que aliás vem do francês e corresponde a uma variação gradativa de cor, é o ponto central dos uniformes do Comitê Olímpico Francês para os Jogos Paris 2024.  A coleção, desenvolvida pela marca francesa Le Coq Sportif, tem 1100 modelos diferentes para vestir e calçar quase 800 atletas de 63 modalidades olímpicas e paralímpicas. A fabricante de equipamentos esportivos, há muitas décadas associada à história do movimento olímpico francês, venceu um concurso lançado pelo Comitê Organizador, em março de 2020.Os uniformes foram apresentados nesse início do ano por cerca de 150 atletas, que serviram de modelos. Cada esportista qualificado para os Jogos de Paris receberá uma mala contendo um guarda-roupa personalizado para usar nos treinos, nas competições ou nas apresentações (na Vila Olímpica, em um possível pódio e na cerimônia de encerramento).As primeiras impressões dos atletas sobre os produtos acabados foram boas. “Eu achei muito bonito, foi uma bela surpresa, só de ver os uniformes já é bacana, se pudermos vesti-los em Paris 2024, então, será um orgulho. Certamente faz sonhar, e nos sentimos mais perto dos Jogos”, avalia Alexis Lebrun, a grande esperança do tênis de mesa francês. Camisas, calções e tênis estarão disponíveis conforme as necessidades de cada disciplina esportiva, mas com a mesma cor dominante: um “branco cru”, decorado com um degradê de azul-branco-vermelho para simbolizar a diversidade dos esportes e culturas, explica o designer dos looks, o estilista parisiense Stéphane Ashpool, que entrevistou os atletas sobre suas aspirações. “Muito rápido concluímos que havia um desejo espontâneo de recriar uma bandeira, mas evoluir, misturando as cores. Tem o azul que entra no branco e o vermelho, novos tons que representam a França e para destacar esse suporte colorido, pensamos nesse 'off-white', um branco cru, quase bege, para ficar mais elegante. É uma tonalidade que pode ser encontrada em um casamento, e a ideia de elegância foi muito citada pelos atletas", diz.Mas não são só eles vão receber 150 mil peças da nova coleção:  220 mil uniformes também serão distribuídos para funcionários da comissão organizadora e dirigentes. Cerca de 80% da produção será realizada na França, na histórica fábrica do grupo em Romilly-sur-Seine, no leste de Paris. O restante será confeccionado no Marrocos e em Portugal. O fabricante também garante materiais de origem 100% francesa para quimonos de judô.Já os looks para a cerimônia de abertura dos Jogos Olímpicos, que acontece no dia 26 de julho no rio Sena, serão assinados por outra marca: a Berluti, do grupo de luxo LVMH. Além disso, quatro federações (futebol, basquete, handebol e atletismo) preferiram manter os contratos com os seus fornecedores habituais de equipamentos esportivos.Revezamento da tochaOs uniformes para o revezamento das chamas olímpica e paralímpica também foram apresentados. Os 10 mil corredores que vão levar o fogo simbólico serão vestidos pela marca francesa Decathlon. O uniforme unissex será totalmente branco e foi desenhado para simbolizar a paz, a unidade e a fraternidade entre os povos.O mesmo uniforme será usado pelos voluntários dos Jogos Olímpicos Paris 2024. A chama olímpica será acesa em Olímpia, na Grécia, no dia 16 de abril, onde permanecerá durante nove dias, antes de iniciar a sua viagem para França, atravessando o mar Mediterrâneo. Ela chegará a Marselha no dia 8 de maio e depois iniciará a sua jornada pelo país.Atletas franceses conhecidos, como a ex-velocista Marie-José Pérec, ou o ex-jogador de futebol Lilian Thuram, se revezarão com milhares de anônimos. O astronauta Thomas Pesquet também faze parte da lista daqueles que vão participar do revezamento. Porém, o nome de quem vai acender a pira olímpica em Paris permanece um mistério.A chama olímpica irá percorrer a França sob alta vigilância. Ela irá parar em 65 cidades e passar por 100 locais emblemáticos da França, como as grutas pré-históricas de Lascaux, o sítio arqueológico de Alésia, a cidade medieval de Carcassonne, o Monte Saint-Michel, além de castelos do Vale do Loire, viadutos, pontes, faróis e palácios. Para homenagear a história da França, o revezamento também visitará locais de memória como o Memorial de Verdun ou as praias do Dia D, onde desembarcaram os aliados da Segunda Guerra, na Normandia, dando início à liberação do domínio nazista.  "O trajeto da chama olímpica será envolto por uma bolha de segurança, com centenas de militares, que a acompanharão o tempo todo", diz o ministro do Interior Gérald Darmanin. "Haverá ainda um sistema antidrones e policiais civis ao longo do percurso, viaturas no início e no fim do pelotão de corrida para evitar qualquer desordem pública, juntamente com profissionais destacados pelas prefeituras do caminho", acrescenta.Já a chama paralímpica sairá da Inglaterra em meados de agosto e cruzará o Túnel da Mancha, onde 24 atletas britânicos passarão o fogo simbólico para 24 atletas franceses. A chama será então dividida para seguir 12 rotas diferentes pelo país, chegando em Paris no dia 28 de agosto de 2024, depois de passar por cerca de cinquenta cidades.  

Robert Berluti, a partner at Berluti McLaughlin & Kutchin LLP, practices all aspects of complex civil litigation. He has extensive experience in jury and bench trials of all forms of business and employment disputes including. His accomplishments include securing the largest Massachusetts jury verdict ever recorded in an age discrimination case. His clients include large and small businesses in diverse industries. Mr. Berluti has tried cases in state and federal courts including the United States Tax Court and has appeared in state and federal trial and appellate courts in Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, and New Hampshire, as well as state and federal administrative agencies, including FINRA and the Internal Revenue Service. He advises clients in all aspects of business disputes, including between shareholders/partners, valuation (including in divorce actions), derivative actions, individual and class action wage and hour cases, trade secrets, intellectual property, non-compete and non-solicitation agreements, employment law, contract, real estate, and construction disputes. He also represents individuals in serious personal injury cases and investor – broker disputes. He has also defended businesses in personal injury matters such as dram shop cases. He represents families in probate litigation, such as will contests. Mr. Berluti has extensive experience in all forms of alternative dispute resolution, including arbitration and mediation. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-berluti-247b79169/ BMK Legal: https://www.bmklegal.com/

Robert Berluti, a partner at Berluti McLaughlin & Kutchin LLP, practices all aspects of complex civil litigation. He has extensive experience in jury and bench trials of all forms of business and employment disputes including. His accomplishments include securing the largest Massachusetts jury verdict ever recorded in an age discrimination case. His clients include large and small businesses in diverse industries. Mr. Berluti has tried cases in state and federal courts including the United States Tax Court and has appeared in state and federal trial and appellate courts in Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, and New Hampshire, as well as state and federal administrative agencies, including FINRA and the Internal Revenue Service. He advises clients in all aspects of business disputes, including between shareholders/partners, valuation (including in divorce actions), derivative actions, individual and class action wage and hour cases, trade secrets, intellectual property, non-compete and non-solicitation agreements, employment law, contract, real estate, and construction disputes. He also represents individuals in serious personal injury cases and investor – broker disputes. He has also defended businesses in personal injury matters such as dram shop cases. He represents families in probate litigation, such as will contests. Mr. Berluti has extensive experience in all forms of alternative dispute resolution, including arbitration and mediation. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-berluti-247b79169/ BMK Legal: https://www.bmklegal.com/

Ecoutez Le 2ème œil de Philippe Caverivière du 21 novembre 2023 avec Philippe Caverivière.

Ecoutez Le 2ème œil de Philippe Caverivière du 21 novembre 2023 avec Philippe Caverivière.

Deja Vu? This week on the podcast, we're welcoming Corey back to the show, a former member of The Selective and our close friend. This week on the podcast, we discussed Haider Ackermann's time at Berluti, how ironic fashion impacts how we consume clothes, winter fashion, and more. Our conversation was extremely insightful, and we hope to have Corey back on the show soon! Follow us: https://www.instagram.com/retailtherapypod/

It's a PulpMX Show Live on location from Skip Norfolk's HUDL Brewing Co in Las Vegas. Of course we have to have the King MC in Skip's house. Steve Lamson is always a good conversation and being old teammates with MC brings it back too. Mike Hooker was part of the old PC outfit in the early days and he comes on to spin some tales too. Cam Zink just won Red Bull Rampage which is easily one of the gnarliest things a human can do on two wheels and he comes on to talk about that wild life. We have Berluti in as well and a ton more!

During this episode of Small Talk, we're joined by a father/son quarterback duo from Tufts University. Michael Berluti and Bob Berluti talk about the changes around campus, rivalries in a NESCAC family, what they hope for Division III's future and more. This podcast is part of Division III's year-long celebration of it's 50th anniversary. For more information, visit on.ncaa.com/diii50. Instagram: @NCAADIII - www.twitter.com/ncaadiii Twitter: @NCAADIII - www.instagram.com/ncaadiii TikTok: @NCAA - www.tiktok.com/@ncaa?lang=en Facebook: Facebook.com/NCAADIII

Laurent Kretz échange avec Igor Duc, cofondateur et CEO de Native Union, la marque d'accessoires tech basée à Hong Kong. Igor nous explique pourquoi il a décidé de s'implanter en Asie et de se rapprocher de ses fournisseurs. Il nous partage aussi sa vision haut de gamme de la Consumer Tech ainsi que ses conseils pour avoir le meilleur produit (et l'écouler à plus de 2,5 millions d'exemplaires). Dans ce nouvel épisode du Panier, vous trouverez des clés pour : Avoir le meilleur produit plutôt que d'investir dans le marketing pour en convaincre ses clients [02”50] ; Lancer son premier produit et l'écouler à 2,5 millions d'exemplaires [06”10] ; Créer des produits du quotidien mais avec un focus qualité et expérience [12”40] ; S'implanter en Chine sans idée reçue et traiter ses partenaires avec respect. [21”50] ; Convaincre Apple de distribuer ses produits et tirer vers l'excellence [29”00] ; Trouver le bon équilibre entre le timeless du luxe et les cycles courts de la tech. [42”30] ; Collaborer avec Berluti et sortir de sa zone de confort pour conquérir de nouvelles audiences [59”45]. Pour en savoir plus sur les références abordées dans l'épisode : #198 – Zeta Shoes : Créer des baskets en raisin pour monter les marches à Cannes #202 - Circle Sportswear : De Ulule à M6, comment cartonner à "Qui veut être mon associé ?" Pour consulter le baromètre 2023 des auditeurs du Panier, rendez-vous sur lepanier.io/baromètre2023 ! Inscrivez- vous à la newsletter sur lepanier.io pour ne rater aucun conseil des invités du Panier et cartonner en e-comm ! Pour découvrir tout ça, c'est par ici si vous préférez Apple Podcasts, par là si vous préférez Spotify ou encore ici si vous préférez Podcast Addict. Et n'oubliez pas de laisser 5 étoiles et un commentaire sympa sur Apple Podcasts si l'épisode vous a plu. Le Panier est un podcast du label Orso Media, produit par CosaVostra.

Astrée de Mulder, parisienne aux origines anversoises, est la fondatrice et directrice artistique d'ASTRÉ. Après avoir travaillé plusieurs années pour des maisons telles que Chloé, Berluti et Givenchy, elle décide de concrétiser ses influences et sa vision d'une nouvelle maroquinerie fun et modulable. Astrée s'inspire de la vie urbaine et de la façon dont les... L'article Saison 5 – Growing up & Scaling Up – E34 – Astrée Curt de Mulder – Astré est apparu en premier sur La 1ère chaine académique de podcasts sur l'entrepreneuriat.

Antoine Arnault, directeur général de Berluti et président de Loro Piana était l'invité de Laure Closier et Christophe Jakubyszyn dans Good Morning Business, ce vendredi 14 octobre. Ils sont revenus sur les stratégies adoptées pour une situation économique stable chez LVMH, vu ses résultats trimestriels avec une productivité exceptionnelle dans toutes les divisions et les activités, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Ce vendredi 14 octobre, Laure Closier et Christophe Jakubyszyn ont reçu Jean-Guillaume Lafay, président et cofondateur de Mablink, Frank Roubanovitch, président du CLEEE, Robin Leproux, cofondateur d'Espot Paris, et Antoine Arnault, directeur général de Berluti et président de Loro Piana, dans l'émission Good Morning Business sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

“Curateurs de marques”, c'est ainsi qu'ils définissent leur métier. Ingénieurs de formation, Vincent Dupuy, Timothée Richard et Thibaut Gensollen se sont réunis au carrefour de la tech, du lifestyle et de l'e-commerce pour fonder l'application Choose. À trois, ils ont imaginé leur modèle de plateforme de marques dans son entièreté avec comme objectif de faire découvrir de nouvelles marques quotidiennement avec une dose de cool. De la mode, la beauté en passant par la décoration et le lifestyle, leur casting se base sur l'histoire, l'identité et les valeurs de chaque entité pour en tirer la meilleure proposition d'offre. Ils ont inscrit dans leur ADN une sensibilité média et influence loin d'être négligeable de nos jours. Bien plus qu'un outil, ils développent une communauté et accompagnent les marques dans leurs stratégies. À travers l'expérience d'un concept store digital inédit, ils offrent une vitrine attractive qui a su capter les codes de notre temps. Aujourd'hui, Timothée et Vincent sont venus partager au micro d'Entreprendre Dans La Mode leur bon sens marketing, leur résilience à toute épreuve et leurs ambitions. « Le but était de construire un usage de réseau social car c'est l'usage qui prédomine aujourd'hui. » Vincent Dupuy Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Vincent et Timothée se présentent L'École des Arts et Métiers Leurs stages Les débuts de Choose App Les milestones La concurrence Le modèle de marketplace Le branding Leurs marchés Les critères de sélection de marque L'intérêt pour les marques Les quantités de vente Le financement Les commissions qu'ils prennent Les facteurs clés d'un lancement L'acquisition Le parrainage Optimiser l'usage de la plateforme de marque L'internationalisation La répartition des responsabilités entre les 3 co-fondateurs La culture d'entreprise Inventer son business model et sa culture d'entreprise La rentabilité Le recrutement en interne Qui ils souhaiteraient entendre dans ce podcast Leurs conseils pour Réuni « On ne veut pas que Choose soit juste une plateforme ou un outil technologique, on veut le penser comme une marque. C'est à ce moment qu'on se demande quelles sont les marques qui tuent le marché et quels sont leurs codes ? » Timothée Richard «Si tu veux faire de l'acquisition et faire découvrir tes produits, l'objectif est de les inscrire dans la meilleure saisonnalité. » Vincent Dupuy « Notre métier est de sélectionner le meilleur des marques dans l'univers lifestyle et de les présenter sous forme d'évènement à notre utilisateur. » Timothée Richard N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références : Choose App : https://www.appchoose.io @choose_app : https://www.instagram.com/choose_app/ Arts et Métiers : https://www.artsetmetiers.fr/fr Berluti : https://www.berluti.com/fr-mc/homepage/ The Bradery sur EDLM : https://podcasts.audiomeans.fr/entreprendre-dans-la-mode-21ce90d45098/-196-timothee-linyer-edouard-caraco-co-fondateurs-de-the-bradery-revaloriser-les-invendus-dans-une-logique-vertueuse-043d0a9d46ff Dream Team, Ludovic Girodon : https://www.ludovic-girodon.com/a-propos/ Fashion Jobs : https://fr.fashionjobs.com Welcome to the Jungle : https://www.welcometothejungle.com/fr Sarah Andelman sur EDLM : https://podcasts.audiomeans.fr/entreprendre-dans-la-mode-21ce90d45098/-88-sarah-andelman-colette-just-an-idea--12a2b9f488ae

“Curateurs de marques”, c'est ainsi qu'ils définissent leur métier. Ingénieurs de formation, Vincent Dupuy, Timothée Richard et Thibaut Gensollen se sont réunis au carrefour de la tech, du lifestyle et de l'e-commerce pour fonder l'application Choose. À trois, ils ont imaginé leur modèle de plateforme de marques dans son entièreté avec comme objectif de faire découvrir de nouvelles marques quotidiennement avec une dose de cool. De la mode, la beauté en passant par la décoration et le lifestyle, leur casting se base sur l'histoire, l'identité et les valeurs de chaque entité pour en tirer la meilleure proposition d'offre. Ils ont inscrit dans leur ADN une sensibilité média et influence loin d'être négligeable de nos jours. Bien plus qu'un outil, ils développent une communauté et accompagnent les marques dans leurs stratégies. À travers l'expérience d'un concept store digital inédit, ils offrent une vitrine attractive qui a su capter les codes de notre temps. Aujourd'hui, Timothée et Vincent sont venus partager au micro d'Entreprendre Dans La Mode leur bon sens marketing, leur résilience à toute épreuve et leurs ambitions. « Le but était de construire un usage de réseau social car c'est l'usage qui prédomine aujourd'hui. » Vincent Dupuy Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Vincent et Timothée se présentent L'École des Arts et Métiers Leurs stages Les débuts de Choose App Les milestones La concurrence Le modèle de marketplace Le branding Leurs marchés Les critères de sélection de marque L'intérêt pour les marques Les quantités de vente Le financement Les commissions qu'ils prennent Les facteurs clés d'un lancement L'acquisition Le parrainage Optimiser l'usage de la plateforme de marque L'internationalisation La répartition des responsabilités entre les 3 co-fondateurs La culture d'entreprise Inventer son business model et sa culture d'entreprise La rentabilité Le recrutement en interne Qui ils souhaiteraient entendre dans ce podcast Leurs conseils pour Réuni « On ne veut pas que Choose soit juste une plateforme ou un outil technologique, on veut le penser comme une marque. C'est à ce moment qu'on se demande quelles sont les marques qui tuent le marché et quels sont leurs codes ? » Timothée Richard «Si tu veux faire de l'acquisition et faire découvrir tes produits, l'objectif est de les inscrire dans la meilleure saisonnalité. » Vincent Dupuy « Notre métier est de sélectionner le meilleur des marques dans l'univers lifestyle et de les présenter sous forme d'évènement à notre utilisateur. » Timothée Richard N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références : Choose App : https://www.appchoose.io @choose_app : https://www.instagram.com/choose_app/ Arts et Métiers : https://www.artsetmetiers.fr/fr Berluti : https://www.berluti.com/fr-mc/homepage/ The Bradery sur EDLM : https://podcasts.audiomeans.fr/entreprendre-dans-la-mode-21ce90d45098/-196-timothee-linyer-edouard-caraco-co-fondateurs-de-the-bradery-revaloriser-les-invendus-dans-une-logique-vertueuse-043d0a9d46ff Dream Team, Ludovic Girodon : https://www.ludovic-girodon.com/a-propos/ Fashion Jobs : https://fr.fashionjobs.com Welcome to the Jungle : https://www.welcometothejungle.com/fr Sarah Andelman sur EDLM : https://podcasts.audiomeans.fr/entreprendre-dans-la-mode-21ce90d45098/-88-sarah-andelman-colette-just-an-idea--12a2b9f488ae

In Folge 107 der Sendung „Was Isch Los?“ hat Moderator Markus Lang Mario Berluti aus Malsch zu Gast. Mario ist im Karlsruher Verein „Retro Games e.V.“ sehr aktiv. Der Verein, der in diesem Jahr sein 20-jähriges Bestehen feiert, setzt sich für den Erhalt der Retro-Game-Kultur ein. Von Flippern mit viel analogen Teilen bis zu ersten Spielkonsolen. Jeden Samstag kann man im Kunst- und Kulturzentrum in der Schauenburgstraße in Karlsruhe in den Räumlichkeiten von „Retro Games“ für einen Eintrittspreis von 10 € zocken. Münzen muss man dann keine mehr in die Automaten schmeißen. Was genau „retro" ist, darüber lässt sich streiten. Manchmal ist es schon etwas, was vielleicht erst 10 Jahre alt, aber eher selten ist. In Deutschland gab es im Jahr 1985 ein Verbot von Spielautomaten in der Öffentlichkeit aufgrund von Sucht und Gewalt. Das Spielen war nur noch in Spielhallen und ab 18 Jahren gestattet. Aus diesem Grund ist in Deutschland die Kultur nicht so sehr ausgeprägt. Es gibt höchstens 10 ähnliche solcher Vereine. Mario selbst hat Zuhause auch 10 Spielautomaten und einige Konsolen stehen. Im Verein selbst kümmert er sich derzeit um die Archivierung der Automaten, die meist von Herstellern oder aus Kellern alter Kneipen stammen. Seit diesem Jahr ist der Verein „Retro Games e.V.“ auch in der Liste der Landes-Museen BW gelistet. Eine Podcast Videoshow, die auf YouTube und allen bekannten Streaming/Podcast-Plattformen zu hören ist. Thematisch geht es mal um Kultur, Kunst, Sport, Musik oder Wissenswertes. Interessantes aus Baden für Baden. Dauer immer ca. eine halbe Stunde; interessant, kurzweilig gestaltet und immer auf Augenhöhe!

This episode, number 22, will be featuring no other than Jean-Michel Casalonga. He is the main lastmaker and workshop manager of Berluti's Paris workshop. The French company Berluti is one of the bigger quality shoe brands in the world, nowadays more of a full fashion menswear brand , owned by the luxury conglomerate LVMH, with stores all around the world. Berluti has two workshops making their bespoke shoes, one in Paris above their original Rue Marbeuf store just next to the Champs Élysées, led by Jean-Michel, and one outside Angers in Western France, led by Anthony Delos. Hear Jean-Michel Casalonga tell the interesting story of how he in a relatively unorthodox way managed to get his place at Berluti, hear about his love of lastmaking and how he wants to raise its status in France, about how it is to run a large bespoke workshop doing all in-house and the pros and cons of this set-up compared to the use of freelancers, and much, much more.

Shane McElrath is back for the motocross series on the Rockstar Husky Team and he is stoked to join us to talk all about his deal and expectations for the summer of sweat. DC comes on to talk the MX Nationals and what we can expect that will be new for the 2022 series as well as what will stay the same. Michael Byrne comes on to tap about what he has been doing since the split from C Webb and we have some legends, BERLUTI, Norfolk and SDI Suspension's Dan Worley who knows a thing or two about wrenching in the Moto pits. Great show!

In this exceptional episode of Sartorial Talks, Hugo welcomes Pierre Corthay, one of the most acclaimed shoemakers in the world and a man who has been awarded the title of "Master of Arts" by the French government (the highest distinction granted to an artisan in France similar to the "living treasures" in Japan).During this rare and in-depth discussion, you will discover the incredible path of a young man, who started in 1984 as an apprentice in the French League of Craftsmen "Les Compagnons du Devoir", who then won his stripes at John Lobb Paris and Berluti before spreading his own wings by buying an obscure small bespoke shoemaking workshop in Paris near Place Vendôme at the beginning of the 1990's. Pierre's solo beginnings are far from uncomplicated, especially in the early years. But things change in 1992, when world famous fashion columnist Suzy Menkes steps through the door of Pierre's tiny workshop and becomes enamored with Corthay's shoes. A few days later she publishes in the Herald Tribune, an article about a young, obscure Parisian shoemaker unknown to the general public. Moments later, the telephone of the Rue Volney workshop starts to ring, and not long after, the Sultan of Brunei places an order for 140 pairs of bespoke shoes!  At the same time, the iconic Parisian House of Lanvin signs Corthay for all its bespoke orders, turning his story into fairytale material.This is the true story of an artisan who has inspired a whole generation of young shoemakers and who has been a driving force behind the renewed interest of many gentlemen for quality shoes and for traditional craftsmanship.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

A recent trend in branding has been a shift to flatter, more simple logos. Lots of companies have adopted this approach: Facebook, Saint Laurent, Warner Brothers, Burger King, McDonald's, PBS, Berluti, to name a few. But why have companies decided to rebrand? And why does it seem like so many are rebranding at the same time. The key is in understanding where marketing and the consumer is going - mobile. And the needs of designers when trying to perfect the mobile experience (or digital experience).To learn more about Daggerfinn's employer branding and growth strategies practice, visit us at https://daggerfinn.com.

｜一｜如何做出高品质男装？1.什么样的服装设计算是高质量男装？庄主:大家认为什么样的服装设计算高品质男装？或者服装有什么样的元素能吸引到你？芸友徐家辉:我认为高品质男装的面料材质摸起来会厚实、时尚、大气。芸友Carrier:高品质男装在我的印象中就是海澜之家的服装。芸友Coco:我认为高品质男装的外观和质量都很好。庄主:（图片来源：庄主提供）图片里裤子上的元素能吸引到你们吗？厚实的比轻薄的会更吸引你吗？芸友Kiri:不能，花型都是断掉的。品质高也不是一定要厚实，我认为跟厚薄没关系，主要是细密的纱线看起来就很有质感。不管是化纤还是毛料，一般高支高密的面料看起来就会质感比疏松的好一些。芸友Carrier:如果轻薄但看起来很有质感也会吸引我。我喜欢这个骷髅头图案，但整个印花效果看着有点乱。庄主:大家如何看待天然材料和化学面料？芸友徐家辉:我认为天然材料有质量残次，化学面料属性比较稳定。芸友Coco:我会优先看商品的审美度，其次关注质量。审美度不一定会看时尚度，如果是经典的款也非常好。芸友Kiri:我觉得天然材质更适合有历史基调、绅士调性的男装，化纤类的更适合功能性服装。而且化纤要做出跟天然材料不一样的外观卖点。西服如果用水洗尼龙材料做也很好看，舒适，在风格上会更接近年轻人的口味。像始祖鸟、迪桑特选类的高价运动品牌也是偏整洁、高质感的面料材质。所以化纤不一定就不好，自然材料也不一定高级，主要是合适的面料用在适合的品类和款式上。芸友Carrier:我感觉天然面料都比较难保养。庄主:大家知道莲花纤维面料吗？这是一种把莲藕切开后，用里面的丝做的面料。这种面料好像只有LORO PIANA有。芸友Carrier:这种面料对生产技术要求很高，面料组织结构松散必须全手工制作。并且对工艺要求也很高，打理也比较麻烦。庄主:（图片来源：庄主提供）我觉得串珠手工是一种体现高品质的手段。有一年我补了6件羊毛制品，它们都是被虫蛀了。芸友Kiri:这种问题的可以用织造的方法修复。但是目前的大环境都是快速替换，一般不会在衣服上花这么多功夫。如果人在衣服上倾注很多心血和时间，那么这件衣服就会像古董一样越来越有价值。所以以前的高品质大多体现在需要花费大量社会劳动时间的产品上，比如蚕丝、刺绣之类的材质和工艺。2.什么样的品牌符合你心目中高品质服装的期待？芸友Carrier:我对男装品牌不是很了解，奢侈品男装应该符合我心中的高品质形象。芸友Kiri:我觉得在运动品牌里，始祖鸟、迪桑特都算高品质，正装品牌里的LORO PIANA、杰尼亚、世家宝类的产品是高品质。但奢侈品男装主要是赚上了年纪的男人的钱，有钱的年轻人更愿意为了图案、品牌代表的文化群体符号付钱。庄主:我觉得YOHJI算我心中的高品质服装。因为我很喜欢其中的轧染，友禅染等元素。芸友Coco:我个人就比较喜欢速写和TRANDIANO。虽然这些不是顶尖品牌，但这也是我身边触手可及比较常见的、有审美也有质量的品牌了。芸友Kiri:EVERLANE也是一个弱化风格强化品质的品牌，男女装都有。也有人喜欢阿美咔叽那种有时间沉淀的衣服，感觉衣服时间越久越有感觉。而且材质也是属于可以穿很久的类型。庄主:我认为一件衣服排除价格因素，能让你想一直穿下去就算高品质。特别是对于女性朋友这一更爱买衣服的这类群体。芸友Coco:我觉得审美和质量必须同时在线才算进入高品质品牌的门槛，品牌的自我定位其实在消费者眼里并不重要。它想呈现的与我们所感觉到的有时候会不一致。即使我们去看CHANEL或者巴黎世家，它们的历任设计总监不一样，每一个时期呈现的东西是不同的，但我们还是会去追随这些品牌。芸友Kiri:对，审美也得包含在品质的范畴内，好的风格经常也是经久不衰的。定价方面有的时候可能是受目标受众影响的。我觉得女性天生就有比男性更旺盛的消费欲望，所以女装里的高品质服装可以标更高的价格。庄主:我觉得高品质服装的价格就是高价高质或者中价高质。BERLUTI算是一个经典的男士奢侈品品牌。虽然BERLUTI的老粉不认同品牌设计师Kris的设计风格，我还是想了解一下，大家觉得BERLUTI的鞋好看吗？我认为这些款式都增加了一定的趣味性，感觉没有那么正式。男生更认品牌，并且会比较忠实。男装样式相对少一点，所以感觉材质、版型就很重要。芸友Kiri:可能因为女装风格比较多，男装主要是版型、细节、品质去区分。好的品牌鞋楦都会有自己品牌的风格，喜欢的人会一直追随。｜二｜如何提升男装搭配的吸引力1.高品质男装搭配有哪些亮点庄主:什么搭配会让你们眼前一亮？芸友Kiri:我喜欢简洁但是有细节的搭配。我觉得手表和扣子如果好看会有一种品味好，但又不让人觉得是刻意打扮的感觉。芸友Carrier:我注重颜色搭配与配饰的运用。女生一般是首饰比较多，手表感觉是男生标配。在职场，我觉得戴手表的人会让人感觉更可靠。庄主:我喜欢胸针作为配饰。芸友Kiri:有一些首饰会给人一种联想，它的象征意义就是审美偏好部分。比如棕色的粗糙皮具就会有一种野性的美感，胸针则会给人比较精致的感觉。如果说袖扣就是男人的耳环，那胸针就类似项链。西装的米兰眼上面会别胸针，男生会想到要别胸针都是很会打扮的人。大部分男生的标准还是在简单，干净的单品搭配上进行选择，但是胸针也不分男女，喜欢的话买女士的也一样可行。芸友Coco:我感觉男生想买到好看的胸针应该还挺难的，女生就不一样了。哪怕胸针是个小类别，仍然各种选择都有。芸友Carrier:我见过比较多的是男生是佩戴银饰戒指。芸友Kiri:绅装圈的首饰一般是丝巾、袖扣、领针这种比较精致配饰。工装品牌就会流行一些类似零件形状的钢饰。但穿西服现在不是主流，因为太正式不是年轻人的喜好，绅装也是一种小众风格，像英伦风的穿着，虽然好看但不方便打理。2.未来的男装设计趋势预测庄主:未来男装的设计趋势是什么？我觉得应该是越来越走向夸张和大logo风格。因为经济越不景气，服装就要越夸张体现来让别人都认识。芸友Kiri:我认为国内市场是偏向运动户外方向和潮牌方向。无性别也是潮牌发展的重点之一，比如杭州的BOSIE电商潮牌就是主打无性别风格的。科技感也是发展的方向之一，像智能化穿戴设备现在很火。索尼就出了一个人体小空调是藏在衣服里用的，已经上市可以买得到了。还有迪桑特在衣服里加led灯，耐克在衣服里充气达到羽绒服效果。（图片来源：千雪逆龄社）这个就是放进T恤里的小空调。男生怕热的很多，如果这个使用体验好的话则很有市场。芸友Carrier:现在不是越来越不体现logo了吗？我认为对于男生来说，科技感会很吸引人吧。并且男生也是很注重舒适度和体验感的。芸友赵雅:我认为男装应该会往功能性方向走。芸友Kiri:舒适和体验感应该是重中之重，疫情以后运动市场崛起也是因为有这两个特点。潮牌基本上也是宽大版型的休闲服做基底的。瑜伽服和无码数的女士轻薄内衣基本上是同时开始流行的。芸友Carrier:我发现男装西装的修身版型很少。庄主:现在的服装打破性别框架确实是热点，以前是流行韩版西服，后来流行hedi风的西服。芸友赵雅:韩版西服和欧版西服有什么区别？庄主:韩版西服版型特别紧身，欧版的不紧身。芸友Kiri:意大利西服主要是版型掐腰。东亚体型基本扁身较多，意式西服太挑人。英式和日式西服的更适合东亚男士的体型。意式男装就是更薄、版型更活泛。但是根据我的观察，扁体男生穿披挂式更好看，圆身的穿西服好看。芸友Carrier:为什么有些男装西裤会比较短，不盖到鞋面？芸友Kiri:我认为这是流行趋势，盖到鞋面是old money穿法，不活泼，不能展示花哨的袜子。而且胖一点的人露脚踝显瘦，显精神。芸友Carrier:现在袜子也是重要配饰。男生会认为袜子很重要吗？芸友Kiri:穿正装应该会注意袜子，毕竟正式场合不能秀袜子。但是正式场合不多。不正式的西装不能拿来做商业谈判或者结婚穿。在真正的重要场合，大部分人还是会选择保险一点的西服。所以能在特殊场合穿改良款的男生一定是平时注意穿搭，对自己的品味比较自信的人。芸友赵雅:衣服代表人本身，穿什么衣服代表了自己角色。芸友Kiri:所以我认为高品质是一个相对概念，不是绝对的奢侈品才是高品质。

In this week's episode of Reformed Millennials, Broc and Joel talk about the trend of companies encouraging their customers to be owners, starting with the new AMC investor connect program. We'll also highlight a Canadian fintech startup with a similar customers as owners strategy and lastly, cover Virgil's Off-White sale to LVMH, Bezos' trip to space, and whether Joel is buying the Traeger IPO. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts.If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and deep dives into the investable trends Millennials should be paying attention to.👉 For specific investment questions or advice contact Joel @ Gold Investment Management.📈📊Market Update💵📉“It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.“– Henry David Thoreau  Above is a daily candlestick chart of the S&P 500 throughout 2021. The S&P 500 gapped lower to start the week yesterday, but buyers showed up at the 50-day moving average once again. Matthew points out that this is the seventh successful test of the 50-day moving average this year. Clearly, this is an important moving average to keep an eye on. Eventually, it will fail. But, it doesn't make much sense to fight the trend as long as the S&P 500 is above an upward sloping 50-day moving average. The bears had their chance to take us lower, but the bulls stepped in exactly where they needed to today.💸Reformed Millennials - Post of The WeekA Story About THE KING of Luxury - LVMH and Bernard ArnaultThe Berkshire of Fashion from Trung PhanBernard Arnault is the world’s 3rd richest person. Worth $158B, he built the luxury LVMH empire over a 30+ year period.Today, the LVMH empire brings in $55B+ a year, employs 160k people, and houses 75 brands:Fashion (LV, Celine, Fendi)Wine & Spirits (Krug, Hennesy, Belvedere, Moet)Perfumes (Dior, Guerian)Watches & Jewelry (Tiffany's, Hublot, Tag Heuer)Retail (Sephora)ARNAULT’S STORY BEGINS IN 1949, BORN IN ROUBAIX, FRANCE (2HRS FROM PARIS)His family owned a civil engineering company. After graduating from École Polytechnique (France’s top engineering school), he began work for the family firm.By 25, he was in charge.When socialist Francois Mitterand became president of France in 1981, Arnault moved to NY w/ambitions to grow the business beyond construction.INSPIRATION STRUCK IN A CAB RIDE:Arnault asked the driver if he knew who France's president was...he said"no, but I know Christian Dior."Arnault wanted an international empire and -- as fate would have it -- Dior came up for sale in 1984. It was part of an ailing retail conglomerate called Boussac.In a deal with the French government, Bernault put up $15m (+$80m from Lazard) and promised to keep jobs.Arnault took control of the firm and broke his jobs promise in true corporate raider fashion -- shedding 9k employees and unloading nearly all the assets other than Christian Dior.By 1987, Arnault turned it around with Boussac making $112m profit on $1.9B in sales.For much of the LVMH merger, Louis Vuitton and Moet Hennessy leaders were at odds.Arnault played them off of each other and was invited in as an investor with the Moet team.He floated 42% of Dior to the public to get $520m in cash and ended up buying ~20% of LVMHDuring Arnault’s turnaround, fashion house Louis Vuitton merged with spirits company Moet Hennessy to form LVMH -- which happened to own Dior's perfume business.At the time, LVMH was doing $2B in revenue and owned the world’s #1 champagne and #1 cognac.By 1989, Arnault put up another $1B+ to buy a controlling stake in LVMH.For France - which finds naked corporate ambition “uncouth” - Arnault was named:“The Wolf in Cashmere”In the decades since, Arnault has shown an incredible ability to allocate capital. Bringing in top brands and letting them operate independently.1988: Celine1993: Berluti, Kenzo1994: Guerlain1996: Loewe1997: Marc Jacobs, Sephora1999: Thomas Pink2001: Fendi, DKNYHis shopping spree hit huge numbers in recent years:2011: $5B for Italian jeweler Bulgari2013: $2.6B for fine-wood purveyor Loro Piana2019: $3.2B for hotel group Belmond2020: $16B for jeweler Tiffany's (biggest deal ever)Even when rebuffed he wins:A failed 1999 bid to acquire GUCCI (dubbed "handbag war") netted him $700mIn the 2010s, he secretly built up a 17% stake in HERMES using cash-equity swaps but the family-owned business said "no"...still, he exited his position w/ a $ 5B gainOne Lux exec says he combines "Wall St ways" with "generational" thinking.Many of the LMVH brands go back centuries, making their appeal near impossible to replicate.My main lesson learned from following this story was the question Arnault would ask before investing:"will this be desirable in 10yrs"To stay on top of the trend:Arnault regularly visit all of his competitor's storefrontscourts the hottest designers from Virgil Abloh to Rhianna to Stella McCartneyhas 4 of his 5 kids working for LVMH (they are active VC investors inc. Uber, Slack, Airbnb, Spotify)LVMH by the numbers: (2020)Revenue: $55B+Profit: $6B+Employees: 160kStores: 5kCountries: 70By segment:Fashion (41%)Selective Retailing (28%)Perfumes (13%)Watches and Jewelry (8%)Alcohol (10%)Fun facts:Louis Vuitton is the crown jewel, responsible for ~25% of revenue, and is the world's most valuable lux brand (valued at $47B).Its ridiculously nice flagship store is in Marina Bay Sands Singapore and is dubbed the "Louis Vuitton Island".LVMH moat:Brands take a long time to build (LVMH has many century-old brands)Launching a new brand takes a huge retail footprint investmentControl (Arnault has 47% of LVMH and 63% of voting rights)Carefully manage supply + team of 1000s enforcing copyrightsToday, LVMH is the biggest Lux house, with sales equal to its 3 biggest competitors combined: Estee Lauder, Richemont, Kering.WHAT MAKES LVMH BRANDS WORK?Arnault:"They have 2 aspects, which may be contradictory: They are timeless and the utmost level of modernity"Arnault's rise to the world's 3rd richest person is from a surging LVMH stock price.Up ~4x in the past 5 years (with China sales generating a majority of the huge tailwinds).2020 was a tough year, but LVMH is still worth $330B+Interesting side note:Apparently, 35 years old is the sweet spot for conglomerate building:In 1965, Warren Buffett bought a struggling textile company called Berkshire HathawayIn 1985, Bernard Arnault bought a near-bankrupt fashion house that owned Christian Dior, starting his path to LVMHsourceMetaverse Links From Benedict EvansNetflix games: metaverse 1Netflix has been working on streaming games for a while and made a couple of big hires this week. (Note that streaming games are banned on iOS under Apple’s rules, but I’d be surprised if those last another year, and most viewing is on smart TVs anyway.) Netflix competes for leisure time, not TV time - Coca-Cola used to talk about ‘share of throat’. That doesn’t mean games are easy, though, and the streaming games model is still a puzzle - if you still make people buy the games one at a time for $75 you limit the market, but if you offer all-you-can-eat for $10 or $20 a month then do the numbers still add up? Link ($)Roblox music deals: metaverse 2Roblox did another music deal, signing Sony for tracks and artist events in-game. Remember Fortnite? LinkFacebook creator payments: metaverse 3Facebook is expanding its payments and revenue schemes for UGC, with a rather vague announcement about ‘$1bn’ of payments. (Meanwhile, Youtube pays close to $10bn a year in ‘content acquisition costs’ though much of that is for a professional content and half was for music.) Announcement, Coverage🌊Best Links of The Week🔮🏢Shein, the Chinese smartphone-first fast-fashion business, might have become the single largest player in the US this summer. Meanwhile, Nordstrom bought a stake in some brands owned by ASOS, a UK pioneer of web-first fast fashion.Robinhood Expects App IPO to be valued at 33billionPeloton plans to launch an in-app video game where you pedal to control a rolling wheelCanada Sets Aug 9 US border opening! WERE BACK🌊Companies & Links Mentioned🔮John Sung Kim Five9 Founder Story - “How I Created a $350m Software Company Without Knowing Anything About Software” [article]Tanay Jaipuria - Customers as Owners [article]Clearco - Growth Capital For Online BusinessesTitan - The modern asset manager built from the ground up.Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir [book] Stripe press Get on the email list at www.reformedmillennials.com

For the first time during his tenure as the creative director of Berluti designer Kris Van Assche collaborated with a living artist to bring his SS21 menswear collection to life. And it was the colorful, textural, and freeform art pieces by the highly respected American ceramic artist Brian Rochefort that caught Van Assche's eye. An avid ceramics collector, Van Assche was able to reinterpret Rochefort's bold and layered vision into silk prints shirts, three-dimensional knitted sweaters, and rich patinated leather Berluti accessories. The result is an elevated collection where artists, artistry, and the artisanal are celebrated in perfect harmony. In conversation with Jessica Michault Original Music by Valerio Parrotta Edited by Dominic Celemen

Futuristic meets fetishism, Thierry Mugler’s designs have always stood out among his peers. His ability to craft garments that feel all at once relevant and yet still futuristic almost 30 years after their creation is impressive to say the least. This week, we take a look back on his career and most memorable shows - and there were a lot to choose from. We also take a look at what he’s been up to lately, #Muglarized. Plus in Style Snacks, Gucci gives us a talk show, Kris Van Assche is out at Berluti, Burberry and Balenciaga show their Fall 21 collections and we get our first look at the Halston Netflix limited series. www.runwaywalkscurrenttalks.com https://www.instagram.com/runwaywalkscurrenttalks/ https://twitter.com/RunwayTalks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW7W32h_5l7nnlrL1vazjlw/featured 

From Rosé of Blackpink being the face of Tiffany to BTS being the new Louis Vuitton ambassadors, the Berluti shakeup and the upcoming Dior Cruise collection, we discuss all the change at LVMH as the company continues to cement its stake in the industry. We also take a moment to reflect on the legacy of Alber Elbaz in light of his recent passing. To listen to the extended version, please sign up for a membership tier at www.patreon.com/fashionvictimspod.

This week on The Selective Podcast, Exsar, Corey, and Dylan discussed their top 5 grails. All the items on the list are fashion pieces we don't yet have but wish to obtain one day to complete our collections. The list contains items from some of the most renowned fashion designers like Haider Ackermann, Rick Owens, Ann Demeulemeester, and more. Here are the links if you want to follow along: HA Velvet Bomber: https://bit.ly/3wYLY6l HA SS17 Runway Bleached Silk Kimono Shirt: https://bit.ly/3gfW8tI Saint Laurent FW17 D-Ring Biker Jacket: https://bit.ly/3dmD9M5 Kapital Boro Jacket: https://bit.ly/3eazAYo HA AW14 “Montalto” Jacquard Coat: https://bit.ly/3mSoY4j Raf Simons Poltergeist Crewneck: https://bit.ly/3aeHj6J FW17 Glitter "Pentagram" Boots: https://bit.ly/32qfYtL Berluti Austin Boot: https://bit.ly/3tpyYon Mohawk Dunks: https://bit.ly/2OToYER Ann D. Suede Backlace Boots With “Gum” Midsole: https://bit.ly/3swaMiZ Prada Shirt Collection: https://bit.ly/3afBKoJ Undercover AW04 Cargos: https://bit.ly/3tqxKZT Undercover 68 Orange Yarn Denim: https://bit.ly/3uMdZfI Loro Piana Vicuna Sweatpants: https://bit.ly/3uRHtJ6 Undercover 85 Denim “Arts and Crafts": https://bit.ly/3uVtz8I Music: All Lies by Loxbeats Follow us: IG: https://www.instagram.com/selectiv.e/ Web: https://the-selective.com/ Thanks for the support, and we'll see you next week.

Executive functions are mental skills that we use everyday to get things done. They can be thought as the management system of the brain. These skills are essential for academic, social, and functional success. Former special education teacher, BCBA, and behavior coach, Lisa Berluti, explores executive functions and how both teachers and parents can help cultivate these skills. Lisa shares examples on common expectations and ways to support skill development for response inhibition, organization, and task initiation. We examine what these skills can look like in the home or school setting the simple strategies you can utilize at a variety of grade levels to improve these abilities. Download the Grade Level Progression of Executive Functions: https://theautismhelper.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/Podcast/Executive+Functioning_++School+and+Home.pdf Click here to find out more info about The Autism Helper Professional Development Membership: https://theautismhelper.com/membership-2021/ Want more information about The Autism Helper Courses? Visit: https://theautismhelper.com/courses/ Looking for a specific product or resource? Visit The Autism Helper store on TpT: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/The-Autism-Helper Get all updates from The Autism Helper Podcast by clicking subscribe above. Head over to theautismhelper.com for more info. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest @theautismhelper.

Kreativní ředitel italské modní značky Berluti belgický návrhář Kris Van Assche se netají svou zálibou k užitému umění 20. století. V nové kolekci kožených doplňků naservíroval zákazníkům eklektický mix modernistického a současného designu, který rozzářil v pestrých barvách kůže, natolik typické pro značku Berluti. Tu založil v roce 1895 Alessandro Berluti, který značku soustředil na zpracování luxusních kůží v podobě bot, zavazadel, pásků, peněženek i pánského oblečení. 

Working from home is a relatively new concept for Kris Van Assche, the Belgian designer who once helmed his eponymous menswear label, Dior Homme, and is currently the creative director of luxurious leather house Berluti. As someone who already had access to different offices, having a workspace at home seemed superfluous, although obviously circumstances have changed.Still, he draws a distinction between the type of introspective work he’d do in the sanctity of his home (a big library is involved) and the hands-on work he now does remotely with his design teams. But at least he gets to spend more time with his cat Frieda (6:50). Van Assche recently feted a new line of upscale housewares from Berluti, including boiled leather vases and silver bowls. He talks about the design process (7:27) and how much of an inspiration Pierre Jeanneret is. He also shares his thoughts on the future of the fashion industry after Covid-19 (16:02).

Working from home is a relatively new concept for Kris Van Assche, the Belgian designer who once helmed his eponymous menswear label, Dior Homme, and is currently the creative director of luxurious leather house Berluti. As someone who already had access to different offices, having a workspace at home seemed superfluous, although obviously circumstances have changed.Still, he draws a distinction between the type of introspective work he’d do in the sanctity of his home (a big library is involved) and the hands-on work he now does remotely with his design teams. But at least he gets to spend more time with his cat Frieda (6:50). Van Assche recently feted a new line of upscale housewares from Berluti, including boiled leather vases and silver bowls. He talks about the design process (7:27) and how much of an inspiration Pierre Jeanneret is. He also shares his thoughts on the future of the fashion industry after Covid-19 (16:02). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kellen Brauer and Chris Riesenberg join Darkside to discuss Show 419 and Berluti being back, the MX simulator series & Steve walking out, Race Tech Rants, Darkside interfering with Tits vs Tits, and more.

durée : 00:04:00 - Le Journal de l'histoire - par : Anaïs Kien - Qu’est-ce qu’un homme politique bien sapé ? A l’heure où s’ouvre le procès de François Fillon, discrédité dans l'opinion par l’affaire de ses costumes Berluti lors de la campagne pour l'élection présidentielle de 2017,penchons-nous sur les atours appropriés au bon exercice du pouvoir dans l’histoire - réalisation : Thomas Jost, Peire Legras

To close Season One, Aleks sits down with Gianluca Migliarotti, filmmaker, petrolhead and co-founder of Pommella Napoli.A proud Neapolitan, and a creative spirit, Gianluca tells Aleks how he grew up immersed in Naples’ tailoring culture, how he fell in love with Pommella Napoli’s bespoke trousers and took the business on two years ago. He also waxes lyrical on his love of 1960s and ‘70s supercar design, where he thinks design brands make mistakes in a crowded market, and explains his passion for filmmaking. Gianluca has created a number of documentaries on Italian tailoring, craft and menswear, including O’Mast, and The Colours of Antonio.Thank you very much indeed for your support over the course of our debut season, and we’ll see you again for the launch of Season Two in the next couple of months.---HandCut Radio is produced in collaboration with Birch, a London and New York based creative agency. Our theme music is by Joe Boyd.---Show Notes:Gianluca Migliarotti | Instagram | WebsitePommella Napoli | Instagram | Website[01:12] Mark’s Club[06:14] Fox Brothers & Co[08:07] Ciro Zizolfi[10:01] Lino Pommella[10:20] Rubinacci [13:56] Pommella Trunkshows[16:09] Kid Dandy Productions[16:39] Gomorrah (film)[18:41] Vittorio De Sica[19:37] O’Mast (film)[23:46] I Colori di Antonio (film)[24:58] The Armoury[27:17] Antonio Liverano[28:20] Liverano & Liverano Trunkshows[29:14] Bruce Boyer[36:11] Driving Dreams (film)[40:06] Brioni[40:07] Berluti[41:46] Brunello Cucinelli[44:16] Stoffa[44:35] Mark Cho[44:40] Ethan Newton

The “Berluti: The Art of Craftsmanship”, a 14-lot collection at Sotheby’s online auction, is spearheaded by a 1973 Porsche 911 Targa 2.4-liter that’s had the interior reimagined by Berluti, draping it in natural-grained leather. 1973 is the final production year of the long-bonnet and narrow bumper Targa F-series that features a 2.4-liter S engine and an air-cooled flat-six that’s good for 190 horsepower.

0:23min - “Weniger ist mehr.” von Ludwig Mies van der Rohe bezogen auf Mode3:30min - Erklärung der Plisse Technik “shiburu”7:41min - Hat Musik einen Einfluss auf Mode?16:20min - Welche Kriterien muss ein Kleidungsstück erfüllen damit du es kaufst?23:28min - Wieso sollte man “Berluti” kaufen?33:23min - Last Cop: A Girl is a Gun T-Shirt und Vans OldSkool low36:33min - Fauxpas der Woche: Maison Margiela Square Toe Boots44:10min - Porträt: Marc Goehring 48:51min - Gäste: Wann? Wer?

Chad Reed finally has his 2019 plans figured out and he joins us to talk about the many moves he has made prior to A1 to assure 2019 is not another 2018. Justin Bogle has recently found himself in the fortunate position to put his best foot forward on a great team and bike with the RM/ATV/MC crew. Adam Enticknap is back with his infectious optimism and high level of stoke! Berluti is in the co-hosts chair as well as a visit from Derek and Mike from Yamaha.

ENJOY THIS EPISODE: On this episode we sit down with Gillian Berluti from Firestone’s Market on Market, a specialty food and gift shop with a wide range of local and international products. From fine wines to artisan cheeses, the Market has curated stock for every food aficionado. Opening in 2006, and right next door to...

In the Berluti headquarters a stone's throw from the Champs Elysées, Jean-Michel Casalonga relates the key moments in making footwear to measure, and talks about some of his unusual encounters... He describes a craft that appeared to him as a revelation.

Ken Roczen comes on to talk about his return to racing and some really promising results the last two rounds. Broc Tickle joins the show to talk about his suspension and what he has heard regarding timeframe or what he can do next. Enzo Lopes has been having himself a pretty good 250 MX series and he comes on to talk about it. Jake Nicholls comes on to talk about his race last weekend in the Canadian MX series. Berluti is in studio, Yayyyyyyy!

The latest episode of the Highsnobiety Dropcast talks about Gosha Rubchinskiy's announcement that he is deading his designer label in favor of a new structure. Hosts Jeff Carvalho, Noah Thomas, and Jian DeLeon also discuss the "Bred" colorway of the Balenciaga Triple-S sneaker, and what kind of chocolate candy Supreme's latest North Face collaboration makes you look like. There's also some great listener feedback from last week's episode focusing on Virgil Abloh's new job at Louis Vuitton, and Noah gets schooled on Hoka One One's latest collaboration with Engineered Garments (they're essentially the dad of the dad shoe trend). Want to weigh in on today's show or share some thoughts about what you want to hear in the next episode? As always, leave us a voicemail at 833-HIGHSNOB. That's 833-444-4766. Yes, there's an extra letter. But it's fun to dial that last "B" anyway. Try it. You'll like it. And you might end up in next week's episode. Relevant Links: Gosha Rubchinskiy Announces Brand Overhaul https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/gosha-rubchinskiy-ss18-statement/ Comme des Garçons Is Launching a New “Internet-Based” Brand https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/comme-des-garcons-internet-brand/ Supreme Goes Metallic With SS18 The North Face Collab https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/supreme-the-north-face-metallic-spring-2018/ Engineered Garments & HOKA ONE ONE Debut Their First-Ever Sneaker Collab https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/engineered-garments-hoka-one-one-sneaker/ Kris Van Assche Will Replace Haider Ackermann as Artistic Director at Berluti https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/kris-van-assche-berluti/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Traders Yamaha's Luke Renzland comes on to talk 2018 with Steve, Berluti and his race director Skip Norfolk! We also have teammate Jayce Pennington on to see what his expectations are for 2018 and with JT on the line, Berluti and Norfolk in studio-- WE CAN'T GO WRONG!

In this episode, we return to the beautiful Conero area of Marche where Monty Waldin meets Paolo Berluti at La Calcinara Winery. Tune in to learn more about organic viticulture, Montepulciano grapes and the importance of insects in the vineyard. Join Monty and Paolo for a "smooth and relaxed" cin cin with Rosso Conero!

Eli Tomac was absolutely ripping on the moon-like dirt in Seattle and he comes on to talk about that as well as re-signing with Kawasaki for a new multi-year deal. Ryan Villopoto was in Seattle as well and he comes on for some comedy and race talk. Rick Johnson comes on to talk SX history and current day.Daniel Blair joins us ot talk about the series and his new gig alongside Jim Holley!

Dean Wilson talks about his role in Moto 8: The Movie and his progress on finding a home for 2017. Josh Coppins checks in and gives his feedback on racing the World Vet Championship at Glen Helen this past weekend. Randy Richardson of Michelin comes on to chat it up about Marx-dog's forthcoming backflip attempt and Berluti is back in the saddle again! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Justin Brayton reeled in a nice off-season win and joins us to talk about that and how things are lining up for 2017. Robbie Reynard has quite a few fast guys training under his guidance in the middle of American and Rich Taylor comes on to talk stunts, new goggles and old stories of course. Berluti is in studio for levity and the Reynard-love fest! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Lets get those hands together just like RV used to because we've got him on tonight! Weston Peick is on to talk about his season and Austin Forkner is here to stay folks, so listen in. The always great Tony Berluit is back in the cohost chair as well! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Zach Osborne secured a long overdue first win in the United States and we at the PulpMX Show could not be happier for one of our first friends of the show. Grant Langston has been at this outdoor commentary thing for a while now and he comes on to discuss his evolution as an announcer and the series so far. BerLOOTi BerLOOTi is back in studio!!! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Joey Savatgy came out of nowhere to go 1-1 for his 2nd overall outdoor win with his only two moto wins. Millsaps comes on to rip Matthes and talk about Canada--weird. Filthy is on with his typical optimistic self. Kris Keefer is in studio and Tony Berluti checks in! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Nick Wey recently retired much to all of our dismay, Eli Tomac is on the eve of his Kawi debut, 722 brings the positivity and LB is BACK!! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Justin Brayton has been having a good run in the overseas races and comes on to talk about that. Bobby Kiniry did the unthinkable, he retired. Sniff. Matt Bisceglia talks about going yellow. Bob Weber of 6D talks lids and BerLOOTi BerLOOTi is back!! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Brayton returned to racing in Detroit and joins us to discuss his re-entry. Kevin Windham has some serious safety issues to discuss as does Jeff Emig. Sebastian Tortelli comes on in his first appearance and the unmatched, Tony Berluti is in studio. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

We bogged off the start but our powerband really pulled through to the finish! Shorty, Wey, 7-Deuce-Deuce and Huff-Daddy all on with the incomparable Berloooooti Berlooooti in Studio again! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Anaheim One is quickly approaching and we have Trey Canard on the phone tonight to discuss his goals for 2015. The Rippah, Jimmy Decotis talks about his plans for 2015 and the 7DeuceDeuce phones in to talk Canadian AX and all things positive. Berluti fills the cohost role quite well. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

The 4-time and not defending SX Champ comes on to discuss his move to the GP's. Adam Cianciarulo discusses his plan for his sophomore year, the man who groomed the first two phenom's, Mitch Payton of Pro Circuit joins us. And Stephan Roncada comes on with the recently unemployed Tony Berluti in studio as co-host. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Cole was one of few riders able to talk about his new ride for 2015, so he came on to do that. Scotty Adkins revealed his plans for his Pro MX and SX specific technician program he's initiating. Josh Hill came on to discuss Canada MX and 2015. Nick Wey makes his semi-regular appearance and brings his entertainment. Berlooti Berlooti joins as cohost and steps up the class in studio. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Marvin Musquin was a cut above the rest of the 250 class in Washougal and went 1-1. We ask him what it is about Washougal that makes him so good there. Grant Langston comes on for what can only be described as Great Radio BRO. Erki Kahro of Estonia comes on to tell his unique path to American motocross and Daniel Blair of The Main Event discusses the reforming of the band and their upcoming shows. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Eli Tomac joins us to let us in on how his series has gone being two-rounds in, Chiz has hit up the last two Nationals while on break from the Canadian series with impressive results. Christian Craig raced Red Bud this past weekend so we pick his brain on how he felt about his rides and LeBig joins us in studio with Berluti. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Jessy Nelson lead whole lotta laps in Lakewood before finishing a best ever 2nd. Phil Nicoletti tells us why Chad Reed is unhappy with him and Alex Martin joins in for some filthy-slamming. Nick Wey used social media to get his stolen bike back in a matter of days and we get all Hollywood with Regis Harrington of covertcamerabikes.com. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Nick Wey had his best finish of 2014 in Toronto, as did Matt Lemoine nailing down his first podium ever. Daniel Blair comes in to have a sing-off with Matthes, the 7-Deuce-Deuce joins us with his typical craziness and Toney Berluti holds it all together. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Mike Alessi comes on to talk of course about "The Punt" in Atlanta which left Broc Tickle airborne and Mike with a $4k dollar fine. His Team Owner Mike Genova comes on as well. Adam Enticknap lets us in on how his season has been going in the way only the 7-Deuce-Deuce can. And of course, Nick Wey joins us for some standard issue laughs. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Chad Reed comes on after his 2nd, yes 2nd win in 5 races, Top Jimmy graces us with his Air Wheely-ing-self, J-Bone joins us to discuss the JGR guys, Nick Wey lisps his way through his segment after a trip to the dentist and the always badass, Tony Berluti guest-hosts. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

It's another show for the record books. James Stewart comes on following his Monster Energy Cup overall win, Coy Gibbs is in studio for what always turns out to be Hi-Larity and "jab jabbing". Chad Reed broke the news that he landed a 3-year title sponsor for Two Two Motorsports and his super-agent Steve Astephen comes on to discuss Two Two and other general chit chat. Finally, Berluti is in-studio and he welcomes his ace-rider rider, Broc Tickle on the show for some straight talk. Thanks for listening and all the support. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

First and foremost, THE Moser is in studio to keep everything "loose". Cory's favorite rider comes on to discuss his off-season races. Mike Webb of Suzuki comes on to talk about old times and current times with Berloot and crew. Tyler Bowers joins us to talk about his Monster Cup race and Wilbur comes back on for the standard ribbing, jab jab and laughs. Great radio BRO! Thanks for listening and all the support. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Recently retired, fan-favorite Kevin Windham checks in with us. The unstoppable of late, Eli Tomac, comes on the show. Jake Canada comes on to set the story straight on his departure from MCR and Dean Wilson fills in the blanks on what is happening in his future. Thanks for listening and all the support. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Following up laZergate was no easy task but we pulled in a few legends in Mike Gosselaar, Lars Lindstrom and Carlos Rivera to fill us in on their year. We also had Keli Stavast and Tony Berluti in studio to up the level of class in the lions den. Thanks for listening and all the support. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Filthy Phil came on to talk about his positive results in the nationals thus far, everybody's favorite bad guy Vince Friese, Two Two's Dave Osterman makes his sophomore appearance and Jonathan Lee joins Tony Berluti in studio. Great show folks! Thanks for listening and all the support. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

The man of the hour, 3-peat Champ, Ryan Villopoto comes on, the laid back Ryan Sipes, beloved Ezra Lusk and always solid Tony Berluti comes in studio for a great show. Thanks for listening and all the support. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Solid show right here with Trey Canard, the real 338 and the legend, no not Tits, former east coast 125cc Supercross champ, Denny Stephenson. Thanks for listening and all the support. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Motoconcepts/SmartTop racing's Mike Alessi, N-Fab's "Meathead" Bobby Kiniry, HRT's Jimmy Albertson come on with us and the always solid Tony Berluti seals the deal. Thanks for listening and all the support. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

It's our last live broadcast of the year and in typical fashion, we learned and laughed as we listened. Thanks for another great year fans! See you in 2013! Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!

Kenny couldn't make it so it was a perfect night for J-Bone to come on, JWR's Team Manager comes on and leaves us scratching our heads over that team's future. The always funny Travis Preston brings the comedy and the Newf rounds it out. Thanks to LeBig and Berloot for coming in. Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!

Lots of fun with Berloot in the Lion's Den. Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!

Good show, with Watson out I had ace tuner Tony Berluti and ace journalist Stephane 'leBig' Legrand come in to hang out. Metty talked about his podium, Alessi talked Washougal and contracts, Adams talked X and me, I just talked a lot. Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!

Watson calls in sick so Berluti and JR come out of the pen. The show marches on with some great info from Weimer, DV and Jimmy Button. Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!

This week we had Gigi the "entertainer" in to read the news as well as Andrew Short, Jeremy Albrecht and Tony Berluti sat in with us all show to find out all the latest from the supercross series.Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!

Berluti joins Matthes and Watson talk MXoN with "Earthquake" Kehoe, Ice Trey and you, the callers. Matthes sheds some light on his conversation with "Hanny"(!) at the after-party and JT$ calls in and reveals absolutely nothing when questioned about Reedy's plans for 2011. Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!

This week on the Pulpmx.com Show we have the father of one of the top riders in the sport, Tony Alessi, as well as the longest tenured mechanic on the AMA circuit, Tony Berluti. Listen to the PulpMX.com Show LIVE on Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!