Podcasts about ESMOD

Dans ce dix-septième épisode de La Maison du Père-Nolille, découvre Salomé, la créatrice pétillante derrière Bisou Biscoto, une marque de vêtements de sport inspirée des années 80-90 où couleurs vives, confort et engagement se mêlent !

NO-MAD TALK - ÉPISODE 1 : @sarah_lsn - Le pantalon MaasaïESMOD et Conversation de Style présentent [NO-MAD TALK], une mini-série de 5 podcasts sur le projet NO-MAD, une collection upcyclée créée par des étudiants et disponible chez Front de Mode jusqu'au 2 mars 2024Bonne écoute !

[NO-MAD TALK]  - ÉPISODE 2 : Margaux STEIDLE @s.margaux_ - Le trench GoralESMOD et Conversation de Style présentent [NO-MAD TALK], une mini-série de 5 podcasts sur le projet NO-MAD, une collection upcyclée créée par des étudiants et disponible chez Front de Mode jusqu'au 2 mars 2024Bonne écoute !

[NO-MAD TALK]  - ÉPISODE 3 : Shana JEAN-BAPTISTE - La cape ShasavanESMOD et Conversation de Style présentent [NO-MAD TALK], une mini-série de 5 podcasts sur le projet NO-MAD, une collection upcyclée créée par des étudiants et disponible chez Front de Mode jusqu'au 2 mars 2024Bonne écoute !

[NO-MAD TALK]  - ÉPISODE 4 : Téo LECOUTURIER - La jupe BarabaigESMOD et Conversation de Style présentent [NO-MAD TALK], une mini-série de 5 podcasts sur le projet NO-MAD, une collection upcyclée créée par des étudiants et disponible chez Front de Mode jusqu'au 2 mars 2024Bonne écoute !

[NO-MAD TALK]  - ÉPISODE 5 :Margot DAVIDIAN - Le top tissé DROKPAESMOD et Conversation de Style présentent [NO-MAD TALK], une mini-série de 5 podcasts sur le projet NO-MAD, une collection upcyclée créée par des étudiants et disponible chez Front de Mode jusqu'au 2 mars 2024Bonne écoute !

Florence a 37 ans, et il y a 11 ans, elle a créé la Marque de vêtements Flolove. Dans cet épisode, elle nous parle de sa passion pour la mode, de son parcours pro et perso et du lancement de sa Marque.  Elle nous retrace les doutes, les obstacles, les questionnements et les évidences mais elle raconte surtout pourquoi, même dans les grands moments d'incertitude, elle a toujours su qu'elle devait persévérer car elle avait quelque chose à exprimer.  Ici, on parle business, rentabilité, difficultés des métiers de la mode, mais on parle surtout de passion et de détermination, car c'est ça qui a toujours stimulé et guidé Florence.  Elle évoque aussi les grandes peines et épreuves qu'elle a traversées juste après la naissance de sa fille…. Puis, les voyages qu'elle fait souvent seule pour se nourrir au maximum de la beauté qui l'entoure. Et on découvre, une femme sensible, passionnée, authentique et infiniment libre. Pour découvrir les coulisses du podcast :https://www.instagram.com/milkandmamma_/

I don't think I have ever been as nervous about interviewing someone in my entire career as I was when my former boss and colleague Suzy Menkes agreed to speak with me for this podcast. I worked side by side with Suzy for 16 years at the International Herald Tribune, which is now known as the International New York Times. Over that period she mentored me, encouraged me and guided me. Shaping my career as I moved from her assistant to fashion writer and finally the Online Style Editor of the IHT. During our time together we experienced so many amazing fashion moments, from the John Galliano, Alexander McQueen and Marc Jacob eras at Dior, Givenchy and Louis Vuitton, respectively, to watching first-hand the rise of LVMH, Gucci Group, Kering and the whole transformation of the fashion industry from artform to billion-dollar luxury business. Not to mention witnessing the debuts of iconic designers like Nicolas Ghesquière, Alber Elbaz, Phoebe Philo, Tom Ford, Stella McCartney, Alessandro Michele, Riccardo Tisci, Maria Grazia Chiuri, Pierpaolo Piccioli and the list goes on. Suzy's career as a fashion critic spans close to 60 years, starting with her college days at Cambridge where she was the first female editor of the university newspaper. But even before that, as a teenager, she moved to Paris to study at the fashion school that is now known as ESMOD. So her love of fashion as a visual expression of self and society runs very deep indeed. She started her true calling as a fashion journalist at the age of 24. Working under the watchful eye of Charles Wintour, the father of Anna Wintour, who would be an early mentor for Suzy. But Suzy came into full bloom as one of the most respected fashion critics in the world during her 26-year tenure at the International Herald Tribune. Her words were read in the pages of the daily newspaper by hundreds of thousands of readers around the world and eventually by millions once the internet was born. An audience that only expanded with the advent of social media and her turn as Condé Nast's International Vogue Editor, which saw her words being translated into different languages and her reviews posted on all of the international Vogue websites. She also was the mastermind behind the idea of the modern luxury conference, events that are now commonplace but were brought into being at the IHT, and later continued at Vogue, under her guidance. Suzy is renowned for her honest, fair and insightful writing, and her ability to put fashion into the context of a wider global narrative. Today she runs her own very successful podcast called Creative Conversations with Suzy Menkes, where she continues to interview the leading movers and shakers within the fashion industry. She is still asking the questions every fashion lover wants to know the answers to, but now I am lucky enough to be able to turn the tables on her a bit and ask her a few questions of my own.

On voudrait que les complexes, qu'on a passé l'année à cacher sous des gros pulls, disparaissent, comme par magie, au moment de se mettre en maillot. Mais ce n'est pas souvent le cas... Alors, comment être à l'aise (et tendance!) à la plage ? Dans ce nouvel épisode de Questions Voyage, Claire Rodineau, journaliste au Figaro, a demandé à une professeure de l'école de mode Esmod comment s'habiller à la plage cet été. Questions Voyage, la chronique à glisser dans vos bagages… pour que voyager reste une partie de plaisir. Vous avez une question ? Le Figaro vous répond ! Contactez-nous à l'adresse mail suivante : redactionvoyage@lefigaro.fr Vous pouvez retrouver ce podcast sur lefigaro.fr, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music et toutes les plateformes d'écoute. Montage et mixage : Louis ChabainHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Oser la Reconversion, le Podcast, épisode #72 Oser La Reconversion est le podcast dédié aux reconversions professionnelles à quelque stade qu'elles en soient. *** Financer votre reconversion grâce à Transitions Pro Nouvelle-Aquitaine sur https://bit.ly/3WF17a7 *** Aujourd'hui, j'accueille dans Oser la Reconversion, Scarlett. Après avoir travaillé en finance de marché à Paris pendant 10 ans, Scarlett a fondé la marque de mode Carlos Carlos Paris, une marque entièrement made in France spécialisée dans les robes inspirées des années 60-70. Toujours première de la classe, Scarlett est encouragée par ses professeurs à emprunter une voie scientifique, la "voie royale". Elle continue ensuite en économie à Dauphine à Paris et se spécialise en finance de marché. Scarlett travaille pour une société de gestion d'actifs : elle investit et gère des fonds pour les faire fructifier pour des fonds de pension, des assureurs ... Son côté compétiteur et la rémunération élevée prennent le dessus. Les années passent jusqu'à son premier congé maternité avec une pause forcée. Elle se retrouve alitée à 5 mois de grossesse - démarre alors une introspection forcée. Elle réalise alors qu'on a qu'une vie et qu'elle veut explorer sa créativité et réaliser son rêve depuis toujours : devenir styliste et lancer sa marque de mode. Carlos Carlos Paris est né au printemps 2022. Une marque de mode spécialisée dans la robe, inspirée des années 60-70 entièrement made in France, en édition limitée réalisée à partir de chutes de maisons de luxe. Alors avec Scarlett, on a évoqué comment elle a préféré la voie sécuritaire à sa créativité, comment elle a fait face au monde masculin de la finance, comment elle a vaincu son manque de confiance en soi pour reprendre le contrôle de sa vie, comment la maternité a changé sa vision de la vie, comment elle s'est formée au métier de styliste et ses rêves pour Carlos Carlos Paris. Rejoignez le groupe privé Facebook du podcast pour prolonger la discussion : https://www.facebook.com/groups/1080461892356152/?ref=share Notes & Références : - Instagram de Carlos Carlos Paris @carloscarlosparis : https://www.instagram.com/carloscarlosparis/ - Site internet de Carlos Carlos Paris : https://www.carloscarlos-paris.fr/ - Cours du soir à ESMOD :https://www.esmod.com/formation/cours-du-soir-week-end/ - Tissu Nona Source : https://www.nona-source.com/ - Episode avec Transitions Pro "Comment Financer sa reconversion" : https://youtu.be/7Mje_D5rHyg Rejoignez le groupe privé Facebook du podcast pour prolonger la discussion : https://www.facebook.com/groups/1080461892356152/?ref=share Contactez-moi ! Si le Podcast vous plait, le meilleur moyen de me le dire, ou de me faire vos feed-backs (et ce qui m'aide le plus à le faire connaître), c'est simplement de laisser un avis sur Apple Podcast, un commentaire sur Youtube et d'en parler autour de vous. ça m'aide vraiment alors n'hésitez pas. Pour me poser des questions, participer au podcast ou suivre mes aventures, c'est par ici : - Sur Instagram @clervierose : https://www.instagram.com/clervierose - Sur Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Qzm4HrS5OdmdXoY344vqA - Par mail : clervierose@gmail.com

Aujourd'hui, je vous laisse découvrir une créatrice de mode inclusive et responsable : Elvina BelloirElvina nous propose Une marque intemporelle faite pour durer qui s'inspire directement des femmes de ce monde, de leurs rôles pendant les révolutions historiques et leur activisme ou encore leur émancipation...Confectionnées dans des matières de qualité, nobles et éco-responsables à partir de matières saines et naturelles, ses créations ont pour vocation de sublimer tous les moments qui rythment les journées des femmes d'aujourd'hui (et de demain), sans exception.À 16 ans, elle s'installe à Paris pour étudier le stylisme et le modélisme à l'école ESMOD et après avoir obtenu son Master en marketing de la mode, elle rejoint l'entreprise familiale afin de développer la filiale parisienne.En 2020, Elvina est sélectionnée pour le programme «Entrepreneurs » à l'IFM. C'est alors qu'elle lance sa propre marque créative, moderne et engagée.Une marque à son image qui mélange artisanat slave et élégance à la française avec un rendu sustainable luxuryJe la cite : Les femmes ne portent pas que des vêtements. Elles portent en elles de fabuleux messages.Retrouvez les pièces sur le site elvinabelloir.com ou encore son compte instagram. Je vous remercie pour vos commentaires sur Apple podcast et vous dis à très bientôt pour un nouvel épisode Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

My name is MILAD KHOREIBANI, Design Director at NYES, i was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, I relocated to Lebanon as a teen where I resided until moving to the US 8 years ago. I met my partner, Blair Stanley,in Lebanon and together we decided to launch a brand in the US. Experiencing life in diverse cultures, has given me a broad understanding of fashion, decor, architecture, color, visibility and has shaped my love of putting them together the way I see it. I started my education at La Fillere Francophone de Droit at the Lebanese University of Beirut studying Law. But my love of drawing, painting and fashion, compelled me to enroll and eventually graduate from ESMOD ( Ecole Superieur de la mode) with a BA in Fashion Design and Pattern Making. An internship for Maged Bou Tannous, a well established fashion designer of Lebanon, reinforced my love of this art, but what solidified my decision to pursue a career in fashion were the amazing responses I received from Elle Saab and Rabih Kayrouz during my final collection at ESMOD. I find inspiration from many things including current textiles of the season, movies, theater and cultural as well as political movements. My partner and I launched a sportswear brand under his name Blair Stanley, for 6 years and simultaneously were backed to develop a brand for a local production company. Afterwards, i was fortunate enough to work briefly at Marchesa which re-acquainted me with the craft of handmade beadwork and delicate gown design. I joined JS Group as an Assistant Designer for David Meister until the opportunity to be a part of this team launching Flor et.al As far as personal philosophy in regard to designing this brand, I am a part of a team lead by Karin G.. Collectively we develop the mood and aesthetic of the brand. A quote from Alexander McQueen “When I design, I try to sell an image of a woman that au have in mind, a concept that changes dramatically each season”, eloquently sums up my feelings as well.

My name is MILAD KHOREIBANI, Design Director at NYES, i was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, I relocated to Lebanon as a teen where I resided until moving to the US 8 years ago. I met my partner, Blair Stanley,in Lebanon and together we decided to launch a brand in the US. Experiencing life in diverse cultures, has given me a broad understanding of fashion, decor, architecture, color, visibility and has shaped my love of putting them together the way I see it. I started my education at La Fillere Francophone de Droit at the Lebanese University of Beirut studying Law. But my love of drawing, painting and fashion, compelled me to enroll and eventually graduate from ESMOD ( Ecole Superieur de la mode) with a BA in Fashion Design and Pattern Making. An internship for Maged Bou Tannous, a well established fashion designer of Lebanon, reinforced my love of this art, but what solidified my decision to pursue a career in fashion were the amazing responses I received from Elle Saab and Rabih Kayrouz during my final collection at ESMOD. I find inspiration from many things including current textiles of the season, movies, theater and cultural as well as political movements. My partner and I launched a sportswear brand under his name Blair Stanley, for 6 years and simultaneously were backed to develop a brand for a local production company. Afterwards, i was fortunate enough to work briefly at Marchesa which re-acquainted me with the craft of handmade beadwork and delicate gown design. I joined JS Group as an Assistant Designer for David Meister until the opportunity to be a part of this team launching Flor et.al As far as personal philosophy in regard to designing this brand, I am a part of a team lead by Karin G.. Collectively we develop the mood and aesthetic of the brand. A quote from Alexander McQueen “When I design, I try to sell an image of a woman that au have in mind, a concept that changes dramatically each season”, eloquently sums up my feelings as well.

This week, Kate talks to lingerie designer Ilaria Neri. Born in Italy, Ilaria grew up in Bordeaux and earned a degree in foreign languages before studying at Esmod, a prestigious fashion and design school in Paris. Ilaria has designed for brands such as Daniel Hechter, Georges Rech, Bastille Day, and Fillandises. In today's podcast we talk about lingerie — and the creativity involved in both making and wearing it.www.ilarianeri.comJoin us on Patreon: patreon.com/parisundergroundradioFind Us OnlineWebsite: https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/parisundressedFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/parisundergroundradioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/parisundergroundradio/CreditsHost: Kathryrn Kemp-Griffin. https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/kathrynkempgriffin; Instagram @kathrynkepgriffin, Website: www.kathrynkempgriffin.com; @parisundressed, Website: www.parisundressed.com; Instagram @pinkbrabazaar, Website: www.pinkbrabazaar.orgProducer: Jennifer Geraghty. https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/jenniferfoxgeraghty; Twitter, Instagram, Facebook @jennyphoria; Website: http://jennyphoria.comAbout UsLife, love, and lingerie. Paris Undressed goes behind the seams of the lingerie capital to explore femininity and sensuality. We'll talk to the influential designers and brands shaping our breasts and bodies. From bra stories to pajama parties our lingerie drawers reveal a lot about how we see — and feel — the world around us. You'll be surprised how the whisper of your most intimate voice can now be heard. Make yourself a cup of tea and join the conversation!

In today's podcast, Kate talks to Jina Luciani, founder of Occidente, a sustainable and ethical luxury lingerie and loungewear brand based in the Côte d'Azur. Born in Lebanon, Jina grew up in the Côte d'Azur and studied at The Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, before studying at ESMOD in Paris, where she specialized in Lingerie. Jina is passionate about creating sustainable beauty through sustainable fashion and her vision and ethos resonate throughout the collection to offer unique pieces for the modern woman.www.occidente.fr@occidente_ecocollectionFind Us OnlineWebsite: https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/parisundressedFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/parisundergroundradioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/parisundergroundradio/CreditsHost: Kathryrn Kemp-Griffin. https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/kathrynkempgriffin; Instagram @kathrynkepgriffin, Website: www.kathrynkempgriffin.com; @parisundressed, Website: www.parisundressed.com; Instagram @pinkbrabazaar, Website: www.pinkbrabazaar.orgProducer: Jennifer Geraghty. https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/jenniferfoxgeraghty; Twitter, Instagram, Facebook @jennyphoria; Website: http://jennyphoria.comAbout UsLife, love, and lingerie. Paris Undressed goes behind the seams of the lingerie capital to explore femininity and sensuality. We'll talk to the influential designers and brands shaping our breasts and bodies. From bra stories to pajama parties our lingerie drawers reveal a lot about how we see — and feel — the world around us. You'll be surprised how the whisper of your most intimate voice can now be heard. Make yourself a cup of tea and join the conversation!

As a child, Marjorie designed swimwear collections for her teddy bears. Later, while studying fashion at Esmod, she met Maud Juillard and together they created the lingerie brand Maud & Marjorie. The brand reflects a sense of spirit and elegance. Inspired by her travels to Marrakech and Ibiza, Marjorie shares her journey both as a designer and as a woman. We talk about everything from nipples to oysters. Brand
Maud & Marjorie: www.maudandmarjorie.com
@maudandmarjorie_lingerieMarjorie's Favourite Restaurant
Frenchie
5, rue du Nil
75002 Paris
01 40 39 96 19
https://www.frenchie-ruedunil.com/Find Us OnlineWebsite: https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/parisundressedFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/parisundergroundradioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/parisundergroundradio/CreditsHost: Kathryrn Kemp-Griffin. https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/kathrynkempgriffin; Instagram @parisundressed, Website: www.parisundressed.com; Instagram @pinkbrabazaar, Website: www.pinkbrabazaar.orgProducer: Jennifer Geraghty. https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/jenniferfoxgeraghty; @jennyphoria; Website: http://jennyphoria.comAbout UsLife, love, and lingerie. Paris Undressed goes behind the seams of the lingerie capital to explore femininity and sensuality. We'll talk to the influential designers and brands shaping our breasts and bodies. From bra stories to pajama parties our lingerie drawers reveal a lot about how we see — and feel — the world around us. You'll be surprised how the whisper of your most intimate voice can now be heard. Make yourself a cup of tea and join the conversation!

Akari Uragami lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. Using soft sculpture, she expresses the universality of humans as organisms, depicting their internal and external phenomena. Akari graduated from Musashino Art University as a textile major and ESMOD fashion school in 2012. Her work has been exhibited in Korea, London, and California. The work she describes in this episode is by cobird: 「3 minute experience」 Cyanotype on paper & Lightjet print on photo paper 745mm x 490mm 2018 She also mentions a collaboration with Ninja Tune, accessible here: Cobird Ninja Tune Tee x Sasquatchfabrix tees https://ninjatune.net/release/ninja-tune-x-sasquatchfabrix/ninjabushi-t-shirt-white https://ninjatune.net/release/ninja-tune-x-sasquatchfabrix/ninjabushi-t-shirt-black photo: Masayuki Saito

Le Village des créateurs , qui existe depuis 2001, est un village pas comme les autres, un lieu physique bien connu des arpenteurs de la croix rousse, mais aussi un  label et un lieu ressources pour 80 marques de la région Rhône Alpes dans le domaine de la mode et du lifestyle (art de vivre) Nicolas Fafiotte, qui en prend la présidence, est un célèbre créateur de robes de mariées et tenues de soirée sur mesure. Il a rencontré l'actuelle directrice générale Isabelle Gleize en intégrant l'école lyonnaise de mode ESMOD. Il a travaillé ensuite dans des maisons de couture à Paris et à Lyon, puis a ouvert sa propre boutique en décembre 2002 et à cette occasion, est devenu adhérent au Village des créateurs. Situé passage Thiaffait, le Village compte une quizaine d'entreprises en résidence et  65 adhérents "extérieurs", en région Rhône Alpes. Il offre notamment un service complet d'accompagnement à la démarche entrepreneuriale : rendez-vous d'experts, partenariats avec des enseignes telles les Galeries Lafayette, informations, mise en réseau, communication etc. Parmi les projets de Nicolas Faffiote, il y a l'envie d'apporter plus d'esthétisme dans les boutiques et surtout d'unifier l'identité de marque du Village des Créateurs. Se pose aussi la question du lieu d'implantation actuel, pas forcément adapté au développement commercial des boutiques qui s'y trouvent. La vocation du passage Thiaffait pourrait être revue, en l'inscrivant plus dans une démarche B to B (mise en relation des boutiques et des fournisseurs)

About Natalya KonfortiLike so many others in Dubai, Natalya has a multi-cultural background having spent her childhood in Florida, studied fashion design at Esmod in France, and continued her career in Asia before landing in Dubai. Passionate about creativity, but unfond of the elitism it's often paired with, she advocates for the importance of having a creative outlet, not only as a channel of self-expression but also for virtues of self-care and mindfulness. Natalya started Glitches & Stitches in 2018 with a focus on promoting the value of craftsmanship and artisanal skills. In addition to a capsule collection of hand embellished textile accessories, they also host a number of creativity-focused workshops in Dubai such as textile printing and hand embroidery, and DIY cosmetics.About this episodeIn this episode, we talk to Natalya about her exciting journey across various cities, her transition from the fast fashion industry into the sustainable fashion industry. Natalya tells us all about how and why she started Glitches and Stitches when she first moved to Dubai. We discuss all her various workshops which include hand embroidery, textile printing, and DIY cosmetics, such as her popular chemical-free deodorant. If this sounds interesting to you, tune in to hear more.Show highlights“I'd always love making things, so I wanted to find something that combines creativity but also with some business aspects so that I could make a career out of it.” - Natalya Konforti“Design was kind of a natural choice for me.” - Natalya Konforti“I'd always love the concept of bringing something that only exists in my imagination into reality and a lot of times, the only way to make that happen is to make it myself.” - Natalya Konforti“There's just a great sense of satisfaction in holding something that you make from scratch in your hand, it's incredibly therapeutic.” - Natalya Konforti“I fell in love with the craft, it's super relaxing, it costs very little to make and I could always just have an embroidery within my purse and take it with me wherever I go.” - Natalya Konforti“My stitches, in the beginning, were obviously a bit bad but that's something that appeals to me, I like sensing the human imperfection.” - Natalya Konforti“I tried my best to use that time to inspire people to be creative because as I said before, it's like my therapy, it's what I need to clear my head and makes me feel better.” - Natalya KonfortiUseful LinksInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/glitchesandstitches/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/glitchesandstitches Website: https://www.glitchesandstitches.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_l2eNnXrhs&feature=emb_logo

Cuir vegan, fausse fourrure éco fourrure pinatex... apparaissent (souvent) comme des solutions alternatives plus écologiques à l'utilisation des vraies peaux. Mais est-ce vraiment le cas ? Nous posons-nous vraiment les bonnes questions?Marta Mantovani spécialiste - et fervente défenseuse - de la vraie fourrure et du cuir nous partage son avis sur la question avec son expertise sur le sujet et revient également sur sa carrière inspirante.Ce que vous allez apprendre :- sa vision de la modestie- l'importance de célébrer les savoirs-faire- sa passion pour la fourrure et le cuir- la verité et la lumière sur le cuir végan/fausse fourrure- ses études à ESMOD- son expérience chez Yves Salomon- son expérience chez Balmain- son travail avec le créateur haute-couture Stéphane Rolland- sa marque de maroquinnerie haut de gamme- sa méthode pour trouver l'inspiration de manière authentique et ne pas copierUn livre recommandé par Marta MantovaniLes 4 accords de toltequesPour retrouver Marta Mantovanihttp://martamantovanidesign.com/ Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/marta_mantovani_design/Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/martamantovanidesignSi vous avez aimé cet épisode, celui-là vous plaira également Philosophie Almaze : se (re)penser - et (re)penser le monde - à travers le prisme de la modestie, cultiver son intellect et l'élégance de ses pensées pour gagner en qualité de vie, tranquillité d'esprit et atteindre l'ataraxieREJOINDRE LES FEMMES ALMAZEPodcastshttps://podcast.almaze.com/Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/LUMIERESALMAZE/https://www.instagram.com/almazewomen/Daily Remindershttps://shop.almaze.com/

Leonie Isabel Appels – kurz Lia – studierte nach ihrem Modestudium an der ESMOD der renommierten Bocconi Universität in Mailand, um so ihre kreativen Kenntnisse mit Business Know How zu ergänzen. Bevor sie 2019 den Schritt in die Selbstständigkeit wagte, arbeitete Lia neben kleineren Startups bei dem bekannten Online-Händler MyTheresa in München, aber auch bei renommierten Modemarken wie Stone Island in Mailand als Designerin. Die dort gesammelte Erfahrung, aber auch ihre Leidenschaft für Kreativität und Mode inspirierten sie Ihren Traum zu verwirklichen und Liapure Design Studio zu gründen.In der heutigen Episode sprechen wir über:Leonies's Gründung im Herbst 2019warum sie zusätzlich zur Modeschule ihren BWL-Master gemacht hatüber ihre Kollektionenihre PreiseLiapure's Prozesse vom Design bis zum fertigen Produktdas Atelier in München, und dessen Konzeptihre Vertriebswegewarum es am Anfang nur Marketing sein kann, ihre Kollektion in ausgewählten Boutiquen anzubieten.die Zusammenarbeit mit Influencern - Professionalität und PreiseLeonie's größte Herausforderung - eine Brand zu gründen und dabei nicht zu vergessen, auf sich selbst zu achtenund ihren größten Erfolg - ihre Abschluss-Kollektion an der Mode-Uniund vieles Spannende mehr.Es lohnt sich reinzuhören.Hier geht's zu den ShownotesWOMEN IN FASHION MENTORINGMöchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch mit mir. Vielen Dank für Deine Treue!Herzlichst,Sibel Brozathttps://womeninfashion.de/www.linkedin.com/womeninfashion.dewww.instagram.com/womeninfashion.dewww.facebook.com/womeninfashion.deTelegram Gruppenchat

Tina Lutz Morris arguably has one of the most impressive CVs in fashion today, having collaborated with nearly every big name in the industry. Since joining Issey Miyake’s Paris atelier shortly after graduating from Paris’s ESMOD, Lutz has been on a non-stop course for greatness, trailblazing through the fashion industry all the while. After her time at Issey Miyake, Lutz then lent a hand to names such as Calvin Klein, Barneys, The Limited, and Puma. Deciding finally to take matters into her own hands, Lutz founded women’s ready-to-wear brand Lutz & Patmos, for which she served as creative and branding director for 10 years. During that time, she not only saw through high-profile celebrity collaboration with the brand, but also oversaw a number of philanthropic and socially-conscious initiatives using the brand’s platform. Most notable, she launched organic knitwear collections and worked with female artisan collectives in Bolivia, Uruguay, and Peru in an effort to create sustainable production methods. Lutz’s collaborative approach to design, one that is as sensitive to sustainability and creativity as it is to maintaining a distinctive aesthetic, has helped redefine the role of a modern fashion designer. In this episode, Tina tells Mission about her first steps into the heart of the fashion industry, what led her to founding her own companies, and how she makes the fashion industry work for her. FIND TINA Website: tinalutz.com Instagram: @lutzmorris FIND MISSION HOSTS Karina: @missionmagazine Website: missionmag.org --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mission-magazine/support

I am going to be very honest here and say that every time I end up being placed next to Milan Vukmiorvic at the front row of a fashion show, a smile spontaneously forms on my face. And at the exact same moment, I say a little prayer that the show will run a bit later than normal. This is because Milan is just a great front row buddy. He and I end up always getting into these extensive philosophical conversations about the current state of fashion. We discuss the nuances of shifting tides of trends we have picked up over the season and what we both think that might mean for the future of fashion. So you can imagine that with the current upheaval of the industry, I wanted to find a way to have another front row deep dive debrief with Milan, so the two of us jumped onto a Zoom call to hash things out. And what makes talking with Milan so engrossing is that his career in fashion is so varied and vast. He was a multifaceted creative before that was even a thing. Just to give you a bit of background. Milan was born in France to a Serbian family and grew up in Paris, he studied at ESMOD and then, after an internship at the Jardins des Modes, in 1996 he co-founded the concept store, Colette. He went on to become a design director for the Gucci Group during the reign of Tom Ford, then came a stint as the creative director of Jil Sander, and after that, he re-launched the magazine L’Officiel Hommes Paris as its editor-in-chief and creative director, where over 7 years he expanded the brand to more than a dozen international versions of the title. In 2007 he returned to designing for a fashion house, this time as the creative director of Trussardi. And as a side hustle, he co-founded The Webster Miami, another ultra-cool concept store. Then in 2011, he launched his own menswear bi-annual book magazine hybrid he named Fashion for Men, of which he remains the editor-in-chief. And if that wasn’t enough, he also took on the duty of menswear creative director of Ports in 2015. So Milan clearly likes to keep busy. And his work as a buyer, a designer, a stylist, an editor, and a photographer, just to name a few of the titles he has carried over the years, gives him a very unique perspective on the world of fashion. This is why, when we finally were able to connect, I simply pointed Milan in the direction of a topic I wanted to get his thoughts on and let him rip. I am sure that once you have listened to what he has to say you too will be trying to find a way to sit next to him in the front row of a show.

Dette er del 3 av Mettes historie. Mette er akkurat ferdig på ESMOD og snakker ut om året etter skolen. Hva gjør man som nyutdannet designer? Hva var det som gjorde at hun bestemte seg for å starte for seg selv? Og hvordan er det å arrangere sin helt egen motevisning?  Blogg: https://www.mettemoller.no/blogg?mi=9

Kiki morou 7 anos em Paris, onde se formou em modelagem (alta costura) na ESMOD e cursou estilismo no STUDIO BERÇOT. ⠀Antes de mudar-se para Paris trabalhou com publicidade na DPZ e Lage & Magy, criando assim uma imagem diferenciada no mercado de uniformes, linckando estilo e marketing.⠀Em 2005 criou a U!DRESS, uma grife de uniformes contemporâneos. Os projetos são trabalhados como coleções, acompanhando as tendências de moda do mercado, valorizando o desempenho do profissional e fortalecendo a imagem de sua marca.⠀Possui uma vasta e eclética lista de clientes, atendendo desde os pequenos empreendedores até grandes corporações.⠀

Du finner DEL 1 som handler om starten og hvordan hun lærte å sy i tidligere episoder. Dette er DEL 2 av klesdesigneren Mette Møller sin historie. I denne episoden snakker vi om hvilken utdanning hun har og hvordan det var å starte som det aller første kullet på motefagskolen ESMOD da de kom til Norge. Link tilhørende blogginnlegg: https://www.mettemoller.no/episode-7-mettes-historie-del-2-skolegangen?cp=753 Link til ESMOD skole: www.esmod.no Link til Mette Møller-nettbutikk: www.mettemoller.no

Relaxată. Timidă. Caldă. Dar clară și precisă când vine vorba de jobul ei. Este un personaj interesant și frumos pe care nu ai cum să nu îl observi în mulțime. Și-a început cariera de stilist, căci așa se numea cu zece ani în urmă, la revista „Exces”, în urma unui simplu CV trimis pe fax, alături de Ovidiu Buta. După aceea a lucrat la revistele: 20 de ani, Look, Olivia și Viva. Fericirea și împlinirea cea mai mare a fost când a ajuns la revista Elle, unde și astăzi lucrează ( director de modă) cu aceeași pasiune și plăcere alături de o echipă extraordinară ce i-a devenit familie. A urmat cursuri de modă la Paris, la Esmod și a făcut un intership la revista „Vingt ans”, apoi a continuat cu jurnalism și un master de comunicare și relații publice în România. Vorbește trei limbi străine: engleză, franceză și germană. Este dependentă de tot ce înseamnă modă. Nu se regăsește într-un singur trend, însă atunci când vine vorba de stilul ei, alege întotdeauna clasic, fresh, coerent și…cu un twist. Pe lângă celebrele branduri internaționale pe care le urmărește este interesată și se implică activ în colaborarea cu tineri designeri români pe care îi ghidează în diferite proiecte. Pentru că da, avem tineri talentați cu mare potențial în industria modei. Și cine să îi coordoneze mai bine în această lume dacă nu cei mai buni!

A 28 ans après un début de carrière en tant que graphiste dans une Start-Up en plein essor, Sidonie décide de tout lâcher pour retourner sur les bancs de l’école en intégrant ESMOD afin de réaliser son rêve d’enfant celui d’un jour, lancer sa propre marque de vêtement. Comment gère t-elle ce changement de vie, ses rêves, doutes et motivations. Elle nous dit tout lors de cette très belle discussion. Très bonne écoute et si vous souhaitez en savoir plus n'hésitez pas, vous la trouverez notamment sur Instagram : www.instagram.com/sidonieillustrations/

Dans cet épisode, Sophie et Bénédicte abordent le sujet de la mode. Aujourd’hui, les nombreuses offres des enseignes textiles nous permettent de trouver des vêtements, une qualité et des prix très différents. Combien ces habits devraient-ils coûter pour être bien produit ? Et que signifie “bien produire ?” Comment en est-on arrivé à une mode jetable, et des collections qui changent tous les mois, nous rendant démodés instantanément ? A t-on perdu la valeur de ces produits, et oublié le rôle premier de nos vêtements, qui est de nous habiller ? Veille t-on encore à leur qualité, pour les conserver le plus longtemps possible ? Nous avons choisi l’exemple du t-shirt, facilement identifiable, pour traiter de ce sujet. Combien sommes-nous prêt(e)s à investir dans un t-shirt ? Et pourquoi ? Nous avons demandé à Danièle Clutier, responsable de l’innovation à l’IFM (Institut Français de la mode), comment la fast fashion avait vu le jour, et quelles en étaient les conséquences aujourd’hui. Puis, nous avons donné la parole à 3 créateurs qui produisent de façon raisonnée : Gaëlle Constantini, Louis Goulet de NOYOCO, et Stéphane Grand-Clément de la marque NUS. Nous avons parlé de circuits courts, de made in France, d’upcycling, de juste prix, de leur vision de la mode, d’environnement et de santé. Enfin, Alex, un étudiant d’ESMOD, une école de mode parisienne, nous a donné son ressenti sur la mode d’aujourd’hui, et expliqué comment il l’appréhendait, en tant que futur styliste. Bonne écoute ! L’équipe Elementaire Club. ------------------------------------------------------------- - Les références de l’épisode : Introduction et conclusion : Sophie Samaille & Bénédicte Hallion Reportage : Bénédicte Hallion - Les intervenants : Danièle Clutier, responsable de l’innovation à l’Institut Français de la Mode : http://www.ifm-paris.com/ Gaëlle Constantini : https://www.ateliergaelleconstantini.com/ Stéphane Grand-Clément, fondateur de NUS : https://vivre-nus.fr/ Louis Goulet, fondateur de NOYOCO : https://noyoco.com/ Alex, étudiant à l'ESMOD : http://www.esmod.com/ - Documentaire : “The true cost” - Autres références : Antifashion : https://www.anti-fashion-project.com/ Fashion Revolution : https://www.fashionrevolution.org/ - Pour louer des vêtements : Le Closet : https://www.lecloset.fr/ - Pour découvrir et tester l’appli que vous permet de scanner vos vêtements pour en connaître la provenance : Cloth Parency : http://www.clothparency.com/ Montage / jingle : Aurélien Ung Musique : Dj Quads - Living in Stereo Dr Hauscka Cosmétiques soutient ce podcast : https://www.dr.hauschka.com/fr_FR/

Imbued with their family’s entrepreneurial spirit and experience, sisters MaríaCamila and Daniela García Caballero set out to innovate and expand the clothing options for expectant mothers and managed to challenge the status quo of the fashion industry in the process. María Camila is an economist and business administrator with an MBA from Duke University. Her younger sister Daniela works in public relations for fashion and luxury brands in Paris and is a graduate of ESMOD (the École supérieure des arts et techniques de la mode). With a concept as unique as their contrasting personalities, the first-time business owners secured financial backing for their idea through a remarkable programme offered by María’s in-laws. The two sisters launched fashion brand BothCollection in 2017, following through on their long-time dream of creating a company together. Theirs is an extraordinary journey born within the family, with the help of family, for the benefit of other families everywhere. María and Daniela spoke with Women in Family Business host Ramia El-Agamy about the advantages and anxieties associated with building a family business and facing cultural roadblocks head-on.

Black Friday, Black Week, Black Weekend og Cybermonday. Mange begreper å holde styr på og mye salg, men sparer man egentlig noe på å handle denne uken? I denne episoden snakker vi også om samarbeidet mellom Bergans x Esmod x Tise, hårspenner og vi har som alltid ukens instagramprofil.

录制时间：2018年6月25日嘉宾：许莉，巴黎主持：Qin，深圳出品人：Charles 微信 2169396嘉宾推荐背景音乐：Didier Lockwood - Les valseuses本期简介：许莉介绍法国时装当代演变史及法国时装学院二三事ESMOD    L'École Supérieure des arts et Technologies de la mode IFMInstitut Français de la mode

录制时间：2018年6月25日嘉宾：许莉，巴黎主持：Qin，深圳出品人：Charles 微信 2169396嘉宾推荐背景音乐：Didier Lockwood - Les valseuses本期简介：许莉介绍法国时装当代演变史及法国时装学院二三事ESMOD    L'École Supérieure des arts et Technologies de la mode IFMInstitut Français de la mode

In todays podcast we have as guest Tamara Hostal, co-founder of Esmod Dubai. She is going to explain us about the courses they offer in her school, how the fashion scene has evolved in the region over the years and key advice she gives to her students about how to be successful in fashion. You […] The post DFN PODCAST WITH TAMARA HOSTAL FROM ESMOD DUBAI. DO YOU WANT TO STUDY FASHION? appeared first on Dubai Fashion News.

In todays podcast we have as guest Tamara Hostal, co-founder of Esmod Dubai. She is going to explain us about the courses they offer in her school, how the fashion scene has evolved in the region over the years and key advice she gives to her students about how to be successful in fashion. You […] The post DFN PODCAST WITH TAMARA HOSTAL FROM ESMOD DUBAI. DO YOU WANT TO STUDY FASHION? appeared first on Dubai Fashion News.

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听友福利 入群方式：1. 保存图片到手机，打开微信扫码入群2. 添加楼小姐微信（misslou2050），备注「私房话」入群这一回，为了探寻纽约的时尚经济奥秘，冯叔来到了美国帕森斯设计学院。美国帕森斯设计学院与伦敦中央圣马丁艺术与设计学院、意大利马兰欧尼学院、巴黎ESMOD高等时装设计学院并称为世界四大设计学院。

Just a selection of the anual shool fashion show.

Part 3 of the fashion design school series.Starting with fashion schools in Berlin/Germany.We asked for the concept and focus of the school.Content : Graduates fashion show, Interviews.