Podcasts about l officiel

Susipažįstame su spaudos publikacijomis kultūros tema.Kas laukia Lietuvos mados žiniasklaidos nebelikus žurnalo „L‘Officiel“?Ar Palangoje galėtų atsirasti skautų įkūrėjo lordo Roberto Baden-Povelio gatvė?Kaune pristatytas naujas literatūrinis žurnalas „Gegutė“.Kokiais koncertais LRT KLASIKA šią savaitę džiugins melomanų ausis?Architektų bendruomenės atstovai įteikė raštą sostinės savivaldybei su siūlymu Vilniaus koncertų ir sporto rūmuose įkurdinti sostinės krepšinio klubo „Rytas“ bazę su varžybų arena, o kartu įprasminti ir sostinės žydų bendruomenės atminimą.Neseniai Lietuvoje greta Religijotyrininkų draugijos įkurta nauja mokslinė institucija – Ezoterizmo tyrimų grupė.Kokia naujosios Panevėžio apskrities Gabrielės Petkevičaitės-Bitės viešosios bibliotekos direktorės Gretos Kėvelaitienės įstaigos vizija?Nuo šių metų sausio pradžios Klaipėdos viešojoje Imanuelio Kanto bibliotekoje pradėjo veikti kasmėnesiniai kūrybinio rašymo užsiėmimai.Ved. Marius Eidukonis

Kaune pristatytas naujas literatūrinis žurnalas „Gegutė“.„Dirbti su visomis negaliomis vienu metu yra be galo sunku, todėl šiuos metus skiriu regos negalią turintiems“, – teigia Kazlų Rūdoje gyvenanti keramikė, edukatorė, meno vadybininkė Rugilė Navickaitė. Ji savo darbais prisideda prie to, kad menas regione būtų prieinamas visiems.Kaip mus apgauna mūsų pačių prisiminimai? Selektyvią atmintį ir saviapgaulę analizuoja Natalijos Gabalytės ir Mary Marinopoulou paroda „(false) memories“.Pasaulio kultūros įvykių apžvalgoje – naujametinės nėrimo į šaltą vandenį tradicijos Olandijoje, Italijoje ir Kroatijoje bei Danijos karalienės Margrethės II pasitraukimas iš sosto.Kasmet sausio 4 dieną minima Pasaulinė Brailio rašto, kurį naudoja neregiai ar silpnai regintieji, diena. Kaip Brailio raštą pritaikyti šiandieniniame technologijų amžiuje?Kas laukia Lietuvos mados žiniasklaidos nebelikus žurnalo „L‘Officiel“? Apie demokratišką, bet drauge elitistinę mados žiniasklaidą komentare svarsto Deimantė Bulbenkaitė.Kristina Norvilaitė-Geniušienė savo kūrybinį kelią pasakoja per santykį su miestu. Paroda „Išgyventi Vilnių“ per eksponatus atskleidžia ne tik kūrėjos pažintį su 700-ąjį gimtadienį baigiančia švęsti Lietuvos sostine, bet ir leidžia suprasti, koks buvo parodos autorės kūrybinis ir gyvenimo kelias. Susitikimas su Kristina Norvilaite-Geniušiene „Sėskim ir pakalbėkim“ rubrikoje.Ved. ir red. Indrė Kaminckaitė

Alexandra Kruse ist mit Tokio Hotel 'Durch den Monsun' gegangen, kennt Rihanna im Pyjama und das Ankleidezimmer von Tina Turner. Ihr Modejournalismus- und Marketing Studium an der AMD Hamburg war die ideale Basis für eine langjährige Karriere. Nach Station bei Elle Girl in München, freiberuflicher Tätigkeit in Berlin lebt sie seit 2006 Zürich, wo sie bei der Annabelle Moderedakteurin war. Heute schmücken ihre Texte u.a. Vogue, Harpers Bazaar oder ICON. Ihre Arbeiten als Stylistin sind in Titeln wie L`Officiel, Times Magazine oder grossen Werbekampagnen für Credit Suisse, UBS, Helvetia uvw. zu sehen. Seid 2015 schreibt Sie erfolgreich Horoskope für Annabelle, Vogue und andere und setzt ihre guten Beziehungen zum Universum ein, wo Sie nur kann. Der Frühlingsbeginn am 20. März ist auch der Beginn des neuen astrologischen Jahres. Aus dem Saturnjahr wechseln wir nun in das Jupiterjahr. Jupiter gilt als der ultimative Glücksplanet. Zu beachten ist jedoch, dass diese Vergrösserung der Dinge durch den Jupiter sowohl im Guten wie im Schlechten wirkt. Daher ist es besonders wichtig in diesem Jahr achtsam mit seinen Gedanken umzugehen. Bis Ende April ist kein Planet rückläufig. Das ist die beste Zeit um mit voller Kraft voraus neue Dinge aufzugleisen. Besonders, wenn wir die Kraft des Miteinanders aktivieren, steht der Fülle nichts mehr im Wege. Alexandra Kruse inspiriert dazu sich mit seinem eigenen Horoskop auseinanderzusetzen. Es hat etwas Magisches zu verstehen unter welcher Sternenkonstellation man seinen ersten Atemzug genommen hat. Ein Geheimtipp für Frauen ist es sich das eigene Mondzeichen genauer anzusehen. Das kann zu grossen Erkenntnissen führen. Wir erfahren was es mit dem Mondknoten auf sich hat und was es bedeutet dass sich aktuell der nördliche Mondknoten vom Zwilling in den Stier verschoben hat. Alexandra Kruse ermutigt uns auch trotz all dem Wissen um die Astrologie dazu stets in der Eigenverantwortung zu bleiben. Darüber hinaus meint sie, dass auch das Universum einen freien Willen haben darf. Das alte Wissen um die Astrologie gibt uns auch Tipps für einen gelungenen Alltag; wie z.B.: Haare schneiden an einem Löwentag, den Garten giessen an einem Wassertag, keinen Umzug planen oder Verträge unterschreiben bei rückläufigem Merkur. Auch über Fashion sprechen wir. Was verbindet Alexandra Kruse mit einer Special Edition der Dior Book Bag? Warum liebt sie ihren roten Bademantel so? Was hat es mit einem Trampolin in Regenbogenfarben so auf sich? Sie inspiriert dazu sich Zeit zu nehmen für sich. Das ist wahre angewandte Selbstliebe. Links & Empfehlungen: https://www.instagram.com/_alexandrakruse_/ https://www.alexandrakruse.com Buch: Astrologie und Seele von Jan Spiller Trampolin: https://www.bellicon.com Photo credits: Mirjam Kluka https://www.kluka.ch für Annabelle: https://www.annabelle.ch

Today I would like to welcome Asmita Aggarwal to the podcast. Asmita is the former editor in chief of the fashion magazine L'Officiel India. Prior to that she was a writer for the Hindustan Times, the India Today group, and the Asian age as a national Features Editor.  A leading women's rights advocate Asmita now writes for the Fashion Design Council of India. We will be joining the conversation in progress.   As guests on the podcast live around the country and the world. You may hear an occasional click, and at times ambient sound in the interviewees space. My apologies in advance for any of these sounds and may appear in the podcast.

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Photographer Sasha Samsonova is generating quite a buzz with her striking images of women who are comfortable in their own skin and unabashedly sexy. A female Helmut Newton, Sasha is all about celebrating the beauty and strength of the women who stand before her lens. Born and raised in Ukraine, Sasha is an autodidact photographer who was already shooting for Harper’s Bazzar by the time she was 17 years old, having picked up a camera after her plans to become a professional ballroom dancer fell by the wayside. But her innate understanding of how the body can express emotion in the way it moves has had a direct impact on both her photography and the films and videos she is now directing in Hollywood. Sasha has worked with celebrities like Kylie Jenner, Lili Reinhart, Khloe Kardashian, Emma Roberts, and Kate Bosworth, her images have been featured in the pages of Vogue, L’Officiel, Elle, and Playboy and she has collaborated with brands such as Google, Fear of God, and Revlon. When you see Sasha’s work it’s all about sensual strength. And when you listen to her speak, you know that her goal in life is to make women feel as powerful as possible. And she has the photos to prove that she is doing exactly that.

Masz pomysł, ale boisz się go zrealizować, bo wydaje Ci się, że od pomysłu do dochodowego biznesu jest droga nie do przejścia? Wysłuchaj 120. odcinka podcastu z cyklu #znanamarkaonline i dowiedz się, jak od uszycia dwóch sukienek, dojść do zarabianie 200 tys. złotych dziennie. Na temat budowania biznesu rozmawiam z Moniką Kamińską.Ten podcast jest dla osób, które marzą o zbudowaniu znanej, lokalnej marki online lub chcą podbić cały świat. Jeśli chcesz wykorzystać siłę mediów społecznościowych, słuchaj i oglądaj cykl #znanamarkaonline.Temat naszego 120. spotkania to: Jak edukować klientów i rozwijać biznes z misjąMonika Kamińska, właścicielka marki Monika Kamińska. Sześć lat temu dowiedziała się, czym różni się wełna od poliestru, zakochała się w naturalnych tkaninach i powołała do życia własną markę. Zaczynała od sprzedaży dwóch wełnianych sukienek, które sama pakowała i wysyłała do klientów z pokoju w domu swoich rodziców. W ciągu tych sześciu lat jej firma zamieniła się z małej w średnią. Obecnie ma butik przy ul. Niecałej 7 w Warszawie, w którym oferuje ubrania, buty i akcesoria ready-to-wear oraz usługę szycia miarowego. Jej zdjęcia pojawiły się m.in. w „Vogue Italia”, „British Vogue”, „Vogue Paris”, „GQ”, „L’Officiel” czy „Harper’s Bazaar”, a rekordowy obrót dzienny wyniósł 220 000 zł. Prywatnie uwielbia piosenki Agnieszki Osieckiej, bieganie oraz pizzę neapolitańską (bez ananasa!).Naszą rozmowę zaczęłam oczywiście od pytania o aplikacje, z których Monika korzysta na co dzień:- Glovo - dostawa jedzenia z restauracji, zakupów z supermarketu, z apteki i z innych sklepów.Chcesz poznać inne aplikacje polecane przez moich gości?Pełną listę możesz pobrać tutaj: https://kursy.joannaceplin.pl/produkty/aplikacje-polecane-przez-gosci-znanamarkaonline/Zachęcam Cię do wysłuchania naszej rozmowy!Podoba Ci się ten podcast? Subskrybuj na wybranej platformie!Ten podcast możesz zobaczyć również w formie video na moim fanpage'u na Facebooku. To nowy sezon spotkań LIVE pt. #znanamarkaonline odbywający się w środy o godz. 20.00 na fb.com/joannaceplinbiznes/videosZ tego odcinka dowiesz się również:- Jak wykorzystać Glovo do działań kurierskich- Czy w branży odzieżowej należy edukować klientów? Jak to robić- Jaka wiedza o materiałach pomogła Monice wejść w branżę odzieżową- O różnych materiałach w naszych ubraniach- Jakie trudności miała Monika z delegacją obowiązków- Dlaczego warto wprowadzać zapisy na produkty- Jak zaplanować liczbowo produkcję ubrań- Czy dobrze jest sprzedać wszystko w 15 minut- Jak pandemia wpłynęła na biznes Moniki

Sara Kondal is an International model and Founder of SK ART OF EVENTS, an international luxury event, advertising and PR production Brand, specializing in high-end Fashion, Art and Charity. From early age Sara was passionate about languages, art, fashion and traveling. She started modeling at the age of 15, and it wasn't long before she embarked on the international scene. Sara appeared in such prestigious magazines as VOGUE, Harper’s Bazaar, ELLE, L’Officiel, Prestige, Thailand Tatler, Bangkok Post, The Nation and more. Through modeling she found her passion for events production. She co-produced and casted for Haute Couture Fashion shows while modeling in Barcelona, Paris and Bangkok. Soon after she started producing charity and non-profit events on her own, and that's when her production brand SK ART OF EVENTS came to life. Graduated in Modern Literature and Linguistics at Sorbonne University in Paris, Sara speaks 6 languages fluently. Follow Sara on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarakondal/ SK ART OF EVENTS: https://www.sarakondalartofevents.com/

Tasia Mitropoulos is a makeup artist, licensed esthetician and lash artist, based in Baltimore, MD. She started doing bridal makeup in 2014. She has since grown to do all different avenues of makeup, including music videos, SFX, fashion, editorials, etc! Her clients included Under Armour, L-Officiel Russia. Tasia’s website: https://www.makeupbytasia.com Tasia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tasiamitropoulos Some of Tasia's favorite people: @josephdtran @7hares @walkercorl

Creative director and stylist Sascha Lilic is a fashion month’s fixture. His distinctive look, of a beret and monocle, always makes him easy to spot at a show. You can also always count on Sascha to give you a great sound bite about what he thinks of a presentation, and it’s often something that will make you laugh out loud or blush. Maybe it was all those years working alongside his mentor, the iconic photographer Helmut Newton, who was also known not to mince words, that formed Sascha’s talent for finding the perfect bon mots. But to be fair, Sascha, who was born in Yugoslavia and grew up in Germany, was always fascinated by the world of fashion and its fundamental transformational properties. By the tender age of 16, he was already working as a hairdresser and make-up artist, before he finally got his first break as a stylist. And once he did, he never looked back. Sascha became the fashion & creative director of influential 90s era SPOON magazine before moving on to become the editor-in-chief of ABOVE magazine, which Sascha launched in 2004 and sold for a pretty penny right at the height of excess before the global recession of 2008. And since then, he has been using his talents on all sorts of different fashion fronts, as a stylist, fashion consultant, creative director...you name it...if it has to do with fashion and creativity, Sascha is your man. A claim that is backed up by the laundry list of publications, photographers, and celebrities he has worked with. Which include, but not limited to Vogue, GQ, Vanity Fair, Interview, V Man, Harper's Bazaar, Esquire, Glamour, LʼOfficiel, and Grazia. And besides his longtime collaboration with Newton, Sascha has also teamed up with other leading photographers like Ellen von Unwerth, Norman Jean Roy, and William Klein...and I could go on. His visual eye has transformed everyone from Lana del Rey, Jessica Chastain, Sienna Miller, Rihanna, Lily James, Diane Kruger, Keira Knightley, Lea Seydoux and I could go on and on. So let’s just say that Sascha has quite a lot of great fashion stories to tell. Which is why I wanted to jump on a zoom call with him for this podcast. To tell us all about his extraordinary life, lived to the fullest, in fashion.

We connected with Stephan Rabimov to better understand the current and future dynamics informing the industry today. Rabimov is a seasoned public relations and fashion media professional with experience as a contributing editor at Forbes, L’Officiel, The Huffington Post, and dozens of other publications.

With a background as an international top model, and a family of computer engineers, Anina Net has emerged as an innovative fashion technologist for the last 10 years. She has cooperated with Nokia, Samsung, Intel, IBM and many more to apply the latest technologies to the fashion industry.    Anina has appeared on the covers of magazines and in editorial spreads such as L’Officiel, ELLE, Gioia, Harper’s Bazaar. Anina has appeared in indie films, television commercials, and TV shows around the world. Two of the movies she was in went to Cannes and won awards for short films.   Executive producer of the largest fashion tech events in China together with the China National Garment Association to show the industry the future of fashion, Anina brings fashion, industry, and startups together to lead the race to connected clothing.    She runs the 360Fashion tech lab in China and her HQ in Michigan. Developer of the 360Fash Tech Kits - IOT maker kits for the fashion industry and soft circuit etextiles. Anina recently launched a line of tech enabled fashion products for women who travel featured in Target Open House.    Anina is passionate about helping women learn how to integrate electronics to create cutting edge fashion tech products.   This insightful conversation reveals:  Some fun pre show talk: Why purple is awesome! The inevitable evolution of technology Our broken education system —gone virtual Agism is a disease of the mind —why we shouldn’t fear getting older And, the conversation was so fruitful… we pause for Part 2 next week!   Connect with Anina on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.   Learn more at anina.net   Connect with Rick @MrRickJordan on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn    Help others find the show! Subscribe and Review on iTunes Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Stitcher   Rick’s company: ReachOut IT   Production Credits

With a background as an international top model, and a family of computer engineers, Anina Net has emerged as an innovative fashion technologist for the last 10 years. She has cooperated with Nokia, Samsung, Intel, IBM and many more to apply the latest technologies to the fashion industry.    Anina has appeared on the covers of magazines and in editorial spreads such as L’Officiel, ELLE, Gioia, Harper’s Bazaar. Anina has appeared in indie films, television commercials, and TV shows around the world. Two of the movies she was in went to Cannes and won awards for short films.   Executive producer of the largest fashion tech events in China together with the China National Garment Association to show the industry the future of fashion, Anina brings fashion, industry, and startups together to lead the race to connected clothing.    She runs the 360Fashion tech lab in China and her HQ in Michigan. Developer of the 360Fash Tech Kits - IOT maker kits for the fashion industry and soft circuit etextiles. Anina recently launched a line of tech enabled fashion products for women who travel featured in Target Open House.    Anina is passionate about helping women learn how to integrate electronics to create cutting edge fashion tech products.   This insightful conversation reveals:  Some fun pre show talk: Why purple is awesome! The inevitable evolution of technology Our broken education system —gone virtual Agism is a disease of the mind —why we shouldn’t fear getting older And, the conversation was so fruitful… we pause for Part 2 next week!   Connect with Anina on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.   Learn more at anina.net   Connect with Rick @MrRickJordan on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn    Help others find the show! Subscribe and Review on iTunes Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Stitcher   Rick’s company: ReachOut IT   Production Credits

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We talk about the fabulous catalogue and wonderful website accompanying the ‘Willi Smith: Street Couture’ exhibition at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York. See links below. Lou Stoppard, ‘The Phantom Handbag’, New York Times (16 July 2020): https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/15/style/coronavirus-handbags.html Dior Autumn-Winter 2020-2021 Haute Couture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxBFwqRbI8c Simone Vertua, ‘Show-in-a-box: Loewe celebrates the creative process’, L’Officiel (13 July 2020): https://www.lofficiel.co.uk/fashion-week/show-in-a-box-loewe Brit Bennett, The Vanishing Half (Hachette 2020): https://www.hachette.co.uk/titles/brit-bennett/the-vanishing-half/9780349701448/ Lila Shapiro, ‘If You Can Perform Whiteness, Then What Does It Mean to Be White?’, Vulture (12 June 2020): https://www.vulture.com/2020/06/brit-bennett-the-vanishing-half-interview.html Helen Rappaport, Four Sisters: The Lost Lives of the Romanov Grand Duchesses (Pan 2015): https://helenrappaport.com/russia/four-sisters/ Willi Smith: Street Couture, Cooper Hewitt, New York (2020): https://www.cooperhewitt.org/channel/willi-smith-street-couture/ Willi Smith Community Archive: https://willismitharchive.cargo.site/ Alexandra Cunningham Cameron (editor), Willi Smith: Street Couture (Rizzoli Electa 2020): https://www.rizzoliusa.com/book/9780847868193/ Stephen Burrows: https://stephenburrows.com/ Scott Barrie: https://blog.fidmmuseum.org/museum/2020/06/scott-barrie.html Arthur McGee: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/29/fashion/arthur-mcgee-dead.html Robin Givhan, ‘Patrick Kelly’s Radical Cheek’, Washington Post (31 May 2004): https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/2004/05/31/patrick-kellys-radical-cheek/7f404cd3-6f4d-4f28-8a24-6a0b398dba45/ Fréderic Tcheng (director), Halston (2019): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9358192/

Joining us today from Beirut for this new episode of Unlimited Perspective Series is Nada Ghazal, the award winning jewellery designer that translates her emotions into a world of beauty and timeless pieces loved and cherished all around the world, from London to Paris, from New York to Beirut. Featured on the most important international magazines such as Forbes, Times Luxx, Vogue, Elle, L’Officiel and Marie Claire to name a few, her creations tell infinite stories and are meant to become an everlasting part of the lives of people that choose them. In only 15 years Nada Ghazal made a mark in the jewellery world and in her country: Named Rising Star by savvy jewellery industry leaders in Las Vegas in 2012, recognized in Bahrain as Best Innovative Designer, Nada was awarded Woman Entrepreneur of the Year in Lebanon in 2017. We invite you with great pleasure to discover more of her truly unlimited journey.

What is the difference between an "exclusive companion" and "sex work"? In what ways to do those who work in the sex industry keep themselves as safe as possible?  In this episode of Uncomfortable, Deb chats with Amy Taylor, model and exclusive companion who answers the above questions. Amy also talks about her experience of dealing with haters on and offline and explains the pros and cons of legalizing the sex industry. About Amy: Amy Taylor is the an exclusive companion based in the United States.  She is an MBA, a commercial pilot, a several-time cover model on Playboy, Maxim, FHM, L’Officiel, and inside Esquire, GQ, and Sports Illustrated.  When she's not in front of the camera, she’s enjoying the sunny skies flying, keeping fit at her gym in Los Angeles, or at the beach playing with her dog.     Please note that there is some adult language in this episode so pop on those headphones! If you enjoyed our conversation then feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of this page or rate us highly over on iTunes! Resources: You can follow Amy over on her website + social media: www.amytaylor.com Instagram: @AmyTaylorLA Twitter: @amytaylor1 Facebook: @AmyTaylorinLA   If you are a sex worker looking for help out of an abusive environment, please contact www.SWOPUSA.org (in the USA) Or one of the organizations listed here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sex_worker_organizations

Hey guys! Welcome back to another amazing season of #GrowGetters – the future skills podcast for smart women in business. Whether you’re crushing it in your career, your super side-hustle, or your lady startup – we have got you covered!WE ARE SO SOOOOOO EXCITED for todays masterclass - our first episode kicking off season 2!! Today we are hosting an unmissable deep dive session with a very very VERY VIP guest! Jeetendr Sehdev is the world’s leading authority on Celebrity Branding, and the New York Times bestselling author of The Kim Kardashian Principle: Why Shameless Sells (and how to do it right).He is described by Variety magazine as “The best in the business,” Harper’s Bazaar as “the most relevant voice of the social media era,” and was named Esquire's Influencer Of The Year.Jeetendr is one of the most prominent global figures in celebrity news, appearing regularly on Access Hollywood and CNN Tonight, as well as contributing opinion pieces for publications such as The Guardian and Forbes. He is a renowned keynote speaker, delivering trailblazing pop culture insights on the world stage at global events such the Web Summit.He is also a media personality and influencer in his own right, boasting a whopping 160,000 Instagram followers (and earning the blue tick), and has graced the pages of magazines like Vogue, GQ, Elle, and L’Officiel.A champion for diversity and equal rights, Jeetendr works alongside the United Nations to help raise awareness and promote efforts to combat modern-day slavery. Put simply, he is an absolute gentleman in every sense of the word.Follow Jeetendr on: Insta: https://www.instagram.com/jeetendr_sehdev/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeetendrsehdev/The Web: http://www.jeetendr.com/Without further ado, here’s Jeetendr...

As the editor who launched T: The New York Times Style Magazine, as well as heading up W Magazine for ten years and working at L’Uomo Vogue and Esquire along the way, Stefano Tonchi is better placed than most to reflect on the role of style and culture magazines and what they mean today. He talks to Danielle Radojcin about his new role overseeing more than 30 global editions of L’Officiel, and how the style magazine format can stay relevant.

Episode 5: We are so excited to have our first special guest, James Boehmer. You can follow him on Instagram @jamesaaronboehmer @shiseido As the Global Artistry Creative Director for SHISEIDO Makeup, Boehmer drives color innovation and directs shade development. He also contributes to the names of the products in the new collection and sources inspiration from both modern and ancient Japan in an effort to tell a cohesive story that is reflective of SHISEIDO’s past, present, and future. Boehmer oversees all Global Artistry teams and communicates the brand’s unique point of view by creating content across multiple channels. In addition to devising many of the attention-grabbing looks for SHISEIDO Makeup’s ad campaigns, brand films, and social content, he works closely with various departments within the company to conceptualize educational materials and tools that enhance the consumer experience and increase customer engagement. Prior to his position at SHISEIDO Makeup, Boehmer served as Director of Global Artistry for NARS where he defined seasonal beauty trends, conducted seminars, educated other makeup pros, and assumed the role of key artist backstage for numerous designers including Mansur Gavriel, Creatures of the Wind, Suno, Naeem Khan, Vivienne Westwood, and Carolina Herrera. His work has appeared editorially in prestigious international publications such as Marie Claire, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Purple, Jalouse, L’Officiel, and The New York Times Magazine. He has also contributed to beauty stories in WWD, British Vogue, The Financial Times, and The Guardian, as well online for instyle.com, wwd.com, vmagazine.com, teenvogue.com, sephora.com, and many more. Boehmer’s client roster includes Isabella Rossellini, Alek Wek, Sofia Coppola, Karen Elson, Daphne Guinness, Naomi Campbell, Zoe Saldana, Amy Sedaris, Olivia Palermo, and countless other top models and actresses. Boehmer has also designed makeup for various independent feature films that have been on view at Sundance, Slamdance, Toronto, and IFP.

Mary Wiles is an international makeup artist who works regularly in London, New York, and Los Angeles. Her celebrity clients include Naomi Watts, Kirsten Dunst, and Julianne Moore. She has contributed to major fashion publications like Marie Claire, Glamour, Harper’s Bazaar, and L’Officiel and collaborated with world-renowned photographers including Emma Summerton, David Burton, and Patrick Demarchelier. But most importantly, Mary is one of our sweet BFFs with an incredible story and many beauty tips and tricks to share!

We speak to Mayura Davda Shah the founder of MAYU, a sustainable luxury lifestyle brand which promotes a conscious way of life. Designed in New York with fish leather and vegan materials sourced from Europe she crafts goods for the betterment of our people and planet. Learn how waste can be used to create a luxury premium accessories brand. In fact, L'Officiel placed as one of the top 5 sustainable brands to watch out for along with Stella McCartney.

В пятом эпизоде подкаста у меня в гостях Ира Щербакова. В прошлом — редактор журнала SNC, старший редактор Buro 24/7, директор отдела культуры журнала L’Officiel. Сейчас — журналист самиздата «Батенька, да вы трансформер». О работе журналиста, стоиках и восточной философии, и о том, как оставаться собой в бешеном ритме города. Этот эпизод снова больше обычного! + 10 минут БОНУС! Эксклюзив от Иры! Обещанные ссылки: Телеграм-канал Иры - "Щербакова опять" - @scherbakovatuteto Актёр, который играл Роберта МакКи в фильме "Адаптация" - Брайан Кокс Подкаст можно поддержать здесь: https://bit.ly/2KgOBK4

I recently had the pleasure to connect at the British Hairdressing Awards 2019 with the celebrity, award winning and session hair stylist Louis Byrne. It was here where I first learned of his inspirational empowerment project, I Can, I Am, and I Will. I loved it so much, that I just had to bring him on to todays show. Completing our 3 week instalment series dedicated to mental health and wellbeing awareness within the hairdressing industry, we are to learn today on how Louis's life changing experiences led him through a process of understanding, acceptance, sobriety and self-care. It was during this big shift in his life that Louis says, "The positive mantras replayed over in my head with each beginning with I Can…, I Am… and I Will." Having 20 years of experience working at the top of his industry, Louis seemed to have it all. 4 years assisting Sam McKnight travelling the international fashion week circuit, styling editorials for the likes of Vogue, Harpers Bazaar and L’Officiel, working on campaigns from Net-a-Porter to Nike, been the tour stylist for Ellie Goulding, the man behind the ‘quaff’ for Emma Willis, and the go-to hair stylist for an impressive number of actresses, models and musicians. However, the journey to reaching these heights wasn’t always plain sailing! Riding on a rollercoaster of working hard, playing hard and fast living to avoid facing his demons, culminated in a debilitating accident in 2018 when Louis broke his leg in 3 places. Forced to pause and take stock of his situation, Louis began a process of looking inwards. As Louis explains, "I had to face up to issues including the trauma and loss that had been plagued me since childhood, destructive behavioural traits and addiction that had affected me and those close to me deeply." Everyone of us has our own story to tell, including our own versions of the positive mantras beginning I Can, I Am and I Will. For Louis he focused his love for the art and expression of hair styling and considered the power of the connection between stylist and client. He realised the empowering and transformative effect this combination can have which goes beyond appearance alone, and this laid the foundation for the project that connects creativity to wellness, with a driving force of positivity. An ongoing project, todays podcast finishes with how you can become involved by sharing your own version of 'I Can, I Am and I Will' using the hashtag #icaniamandiwill. So lets all do this together as we head off into a new decade and era of self-discovery. Happy and Healthy New Year to you all!   A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions.   Thanks for Listening To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Ask a question by emailing me HERE Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow on Spotify. Subscribe by Email. Special thanks to Louis Byrne for joining me today. Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye

Alexandra Kruse, needs no introduction, but if one were to give her titles it would look something like: writer, stylist, celestial communicator and mother, but if we’re honest, she is much more than that. As she liked to say herself: mother of miracles who radiates an incredible energy and fills the room with magic, light and a good dose of humor. After living in almost all the big cities in Germany she came to Zurich where, after working as fashion editor at Annabelle, she decided to quit her daytime job and go out on her own. You might have seen her texts in Vogue, Harpers Bazaar and ICON, her styling work in L’Officiel and Time Magazine and in large advertising campaigns for Credit Suisse and UBS, to simply name a few. Her journey has taken her all over the world and opened her eyes to all kinds of situations, which makes her the queen that she is today. Her heart beats to its own rhythm and being able to talk with her, even for an hour was enlightening to say the least. She has such self confidence that I wish for all of us women to develop and radiate. That energy and confidence also translates through her work, making the woman she is styling feel her best, comfortable, sexy. A passion topic, since she was a child is astrology, we touched on zodiac signs (discussed mine off mic), constellations and the energy that comes from the universe. We talk about the meaning of failure, learning to accept help when you don’t have enough arms and hands to take care of everything yourself, the dynamic of relationships, importance of family, how the fashion industry changed and lot its’ magic a little bit, and a little bit about astrology.     https://www.alexandrakruse.com www.instagram.com/_alexandrakruse_ www.instagram.com/jmt_creative

We are thrilled to announce Elizabeth Pipko – an American author, international model, campaign staffer and fiercely proud millennial Jew – as the Founder & President of The Exodus Movement. Elizabeth Pipko is a model, athlete and writer from New York City. Elizabeth grew up attending Rabbi Schneier Park East Day School, which she credits with instilling her with a love for her Jewish faith. The daughter of immigrants and granddaughter of world-renowned Jewish artist Marc Klionsky, known for his work with Elie Wiesel, Elizabeth has always remained strongly grounded in her religion and beliefs. Elizabeth was a competitive athlete for many years as well as a professional model, appearing in multiple magazine spreads, including the cover of renowned fashion magazine L’Officiel. Elizabeth also starred in the Vizcaya Swimwear “Perfectly Imperfect” campaign, an anti-photoshop campaign promoting positive body image which was covered by publications such as PEOPLE and Vanity Fair Italia. Elizabeth worked as a staffer on Donald J. Trump’s successful 2016 presidential campaign and has been featured in Fox News, the New York Post and many other outlets. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/liana-zavo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liana-zavo/support

“Alexandra Kruse ist mit Tokio Hotel „Durch den Monsun“ gegangen, kennt Rihanna im Pyjama und das Ankleidezimmer von Tina Turner. Ihr Modejournalismus- und Marketing Studium war die ideale Basis für eine langjährige Karriere. Nach Station bei Elle Girl in München, freiberuflicher Tätigkeit in Berlin lebt sie seit 2006 Zürich, wo sie bei der Annabelle Moderedakteurin war. Heute schmücken ihre Texte u.a. Vogue, Harpers Bazaar oder ICON. Ihre Arbeiten als Stylistin sind in Titeln wie L`Officiel und Times Magazine.” So zumindest das klassische “About Alexandra Kruse”. In dieser Folge geht es aber alles andere als klassisch zu - in einem verrückten und magischen Interview sprechen wir mit Alex über genau das - das Verrückte, sprich die Magie in unserem Alltag, auf dieser Welt und im Universum. Willkommen in der magischen Welt der Alexandra Kruse Alexandra Kruse teilt dabei nicht nur ihre ganz persönliche Reise auf dem Raumschiff Erde mit uns, sondern führt uns in ein die Praktiken des Tarots, warum Astrologie die Basis des Seins und Miteinander ist und wie wir über verschiedenste Rituale mehr Magie in unser Leben lassen können. Tarot, Astrologie, Kundalini als die magische Formel In diesem Gespräch lernen wir einmal mehr wie und warum Magie und unser Alltag zusammen gehören. Warum wir mehr Fantasie haben sollten und dem Orakel - welches das am Ende auch immer für euch sein mag, vertrauen sollten. Dabei reden wir nicht nur über Tarot, Astrologie und die Praktiken des Kundalini-Yogas, sondern philosophieren über dich, mich, uns - sprich das menschliche Wesen. Mit dieser Folge findet ihr einen sicherlich unkonventionellen - ja magischen Einstieg in die Praktiken des Tarots, sprich des Kartenlegens unter der Prämisse: alles ist erlaubt was liebt! WORÜBER WIR NOCH GESPROCHEN HABEN Lehre des Tarots Grundsätze der Astrologie Magische Rituale für deinen Alltag Das Leben der Alexandra Kruse als Frau, Mutter, Mensch und Unternehmerin Über die Höhen und Tiefen des Lebens, die Herausforderung, Wege der Bewältigung, der persönlichen Weiterentwicklung und somit des Wachstums Weitere Links https://www.instagram.com/_alexandrakruse_/ Osho Zen Tarotkarten Engel Orakelkarten Mehr zu the kyōō Folge uns auf Instagram @thekyoo_podcast https://www.instagram.com/thekyoo_podcast/ Finde mehr Infos und weitere Folgen auf unserer Website  https://www.the-kyoo.com Hinterlasse uns ein Kommentar und eine Bewertung auf iTunes Du nutzt lieber Spotify?   Fragen? Wir sind immer da für dich! Schreib uns eine Mail an hello@the-kyoo.com – wir freuen uns auf    

À L'OCCASION DE LA SOIRÉE GRRRL BANDS EN COLLABORATION AVEC CHEEK MAGAZINE PROGRAMMATION OFF DU FESTIVAL LES FEMMES S’EN MÊLENT Journaliste en culture et style, Sophie Rosemont collabore avec Rolling Stone, Paris-Match, L'Officiel, les Inrocks ou encore Plugged. Chroniqueuse pour "La Dispute" de France Culture, elle fut également l’une des hussardes du magazine mensuel À la Hussarde sur RadioMarais. Elle est co-fondatrice du site musical Bandes Sonores. Enfin, sa première nouvelle fictionnelle est parue chez Léo Sheer dans le cadre de l’ouvrage collectif « Ecrivains en série ». Pour finir ce tableau éclectique, elle fut aussi autrice pour "Le Nouveau Dictionnaire du Rock" dirigé par Michka Assayas (2014). Elle vient de publier un livre sur les femmes dans le rock'n'roll, "Girls Rock" aux éditions Nil, qui retrace l’épopée féminine au sein d’un style musical souvent à tort pensé comme étant du domaine masculin. www.silencio-club.com SILENCIO on Apple Podcasts : apple.co/2KRPPeg SILENCIO on Spotify : spoti.fi/33ESzUO

From sniper (almost!) to international celebrity makeup artist... meet Nigel Stanislaus.Nigel is a makeup artist extraordinaire. He was the Makeup Director for Maybelline New York Australia for over a decade, travelling the world, leading the makeup at local and international Fashion Weeks and working with celebrity clients including Gigi and Bella Hadid, Cindy Crawford, Kendall Jenner, Jess Hart, Ruby ROse, Olivia Newton-John, Melissa George, Sir Bob Geldof and Michael Buble. His work has been published in Elle and L'Officiel, and he's appeared as a judge on Australia’s Next Top Model and Asia’s Next Top Model. But in his early days, he was told he’d never make it as a makeup artist. He’s certainly proved otherwise.As he embarks on his next chapter after finishing with Maybelline earlier this year, we talked about growing up in Singapore, how he almost became a sniper (yes, really!), how he got his break to become Mr Maybelline, all about the jetsetting life (and the reality of it), learning to not let his career define him, his triumphant 'I showed you!' moment, why he thinks we’re in the golden age of makeup, his thoughts on ridiculous beauty trend and Instagram makeup, dealing with trolls, the importance of your self-worth and a lot more. Nigel is so candid and funny and an all-round-beautiful human being - and yes, my first male guest on Beauty Island!A quick note on this episode - we live quite far apart so met in the middle, at a cafe in Collingwood called South of Johnston. As we were talking, the lunch rush came in so there is a bit of background ambience, for the first half of the episode. When it got too noisy, we moved from the cafe to Nigel’s car to finish the conversation. (The glamour of podcasts!) So I do apologise for the background noise for some of it, but hope you don't mind - just lean in and imagine you’re sat at the the table with us, enjoying the conversation over coffee and maybe a little sweet treat. Enjoy.What is Beauty Island? Each episode, beauty journalist Brittany Stewart sits down with a guest to find out about their life, career and the 8 desert island beauty products that have a special memory or meaning for them.Follow Nigel:Instagram: @nigelstanislausWebsite: nigelstanislaus.comMore about his 'Be Your Own Makeup Artist' masterclass with Rescu Academy: http://bit.ly/2U1cHf8Follow Brittany Stewart:Instagram: @brittanybeautybtsEmail: beautyislandpodcast@gmail.comSubscribe to It's A Beauty! Newsletter for no BS beauty reviews, tips and tricks. (It's free!): http://bit.ly/2OE05XBPlease note - all beauty products mentioned in this episode are honest recommendations, with no sponsored or advertised mentions.Products Nigel spoke about:Hazelline Snow Moisturising Cream: Not available in Australia but read more about it here.Dial A Lash: Actually Maybelline (ironic!) not Covergirl as mentioned in the episode. Discontinued but enjoy a flashback here.Maybelline Great Lash Mascara: http://bit.ly/2NehfdsGuerlain Meteorites: http://bit.ly/2Q9vK8GThe Body Shop Oatmeal Scrub: DiscontinuedBenefit Ka-Brow Eyebrow Cream/Gel: http://bit.ly/2FUNOipElizabeth Arden 8 Hour Cream: http://bit.ly/2riwwBDDr Jart Sheet Masks: https://seph.me/2DWi0afCK One: http://bit.ly/2BKFPA6Peter Thomas Roth Cucumber Eye Masks: http://bit.ly/2U7FCy5Chosen product: CK One.Sound effects obtained from ZapsplatMusic: Dexter Britain

Depuis septembre, Europe 1 diffuse chaque jour de fausses publicités à l'antenne dans le cadre d'un jeu. En voici trois.

Jane Larkworthy is recognized as one of the beauty industry’s most respected editors. She is known for her authentic voice, and using it to help navigate all the complexities that come with being a woman. Using her expertise she has kept us connected in the beauty world through her work with publications such as W, Elle Decor, Coveteur, The Cut, L'Officiel, In The Groove, as well as has her own blog, The Fraudulent Chef. Listen in as she sits down with Dr. Devgan to discuss everything from her favorite beauty products, how she started her career as a beauty writer, and the importance of being able to constantly adapt to change.

Georgina Trevino is a contemporary jeweler from Tijuana, Mexico currently living in San Diego, California. She obtained a Bachelors Degree in Applied Design with an emphasis in Jewelry Making from San Diego State University in 2014.Her recent work is an extension of her work by paying closer attention to color pattern and shape in relation to modern architecture and contemporary art movements she is surrounded by now. She uses techniques and materials like enameling, found objects, polymer clay, powder coating,cement and other fun color techniques that relate to her cultural and architectural background.Her work has been featured in magazines such as ELLE, Marie Claire Mexico, Allure, Pin-UP magazine, L’Officiel, Instyle, Vogue Mexico , Paper Mag. etc.. She has also been part of several international exhibitions, including SCHMUCK 2015 , The contemporary jewelry exchange and most recent exhibition curated by Smitten Collective in Belgium "Love Jewels"upcoming events: NEW YORK JEWELRY WEEK part of "Knockoff" Exhibition curated by Kerianne Quick and Jess Tolbert & #FailSuccess curated by Kendra Pariseault and Manuela Jimenez .INSTA:@georgina trevinogeorginatrevinojewelry.comPerceived Value is an Official Partner of NYC Jewelry Week!à Nov. 12th – 18th 2018www.nycjewelryweek.com@nycjewelryweekDon't forget to Rate AND Review us on iTunes!SUPPORT PERCEIVED VALUE!www.patreon.com/perceivedvaluewww.perceivedvaluepodcast.com/how-to-support-donate/Instagram + Facebook: @perceivedvalueFind your Host:sarahrachelbrown.comInstagram: @sarahrachelbrown

Fashion illustration is experiencing a renaissance. Fueled by the shareability on social media, talented illustrators can now catch the eye of both consumers and fashion houses on the look out for fresh ideas. Fashion on Film curator James Nolen will host a panel of local expert fashion illustrators about the sketches that happen before a stitch is sewn, and how illustration is leading the fashion world into innovative, uncharted territory. The subjects of this year's program, Yves Saint Laurent and Manolo Blahnik, were both furious sketchers. Yves would create hundreds in preparation for each collection, and Manolo, who has created over 30,000 shoes in a career spanning close to five decades, has a pencil attached to his bed in case of somnolent inspiration. Joining James on the panel will be Melbourne-based fashion illustrator and educator Angie Réhe whose work has appeared in a host of high end mastheads including Vogue, Elle, Harper's BAZAAR, L’Officiel, as well as Jimmy Choo and illustrator Katie Geppert who (amongst many things) has been developing some unique works for one of the hottest designers/labels of the moment, Virgil Abloh's Off-White and rounding out the panel will be Danielle Whitfield, Curator of Fashion and Textiles at the National Gallery of Victoria.

We Welcome to the Groove Studio Fashion Royalty Ms Pat Cleveland she initially attained success in the 1960s and 1970s and was one of the first African-American models within the fashion industry to achieve prominence as a runway model and print model. She started her career on the Ebony Fashion Fair Tour which led her to meeting and working with many of the fashion industry's top enterprising people of the era, including Diana Vreeland and being photographed by Irving Penn, Steven Meisel, Richard Avedon and Andy Warhol [9][10] and briefly became a muse to Salvador Dal?.[11] She made her first appearance as a fashion model in American Vogue in June 1970, photographed by Berry Berenson [12] and the same year, appeared in the very first issue of Essence magazine. she has also appeared on the covers of: Vanity Fair, Interview, Essence, Harper's, Cosmopolitan, Women’s Wear Daily, L'Officiel, The Sunday Times Magazine and GQ,The Pinnacle of her career may have been Battle of Versailles Fashion Show; where she one of a few black models to appear in the legendary fashion show. Today you can find her performing and singing a tribute to Josephine Baker along and she is an accomplished author with her current best selling book Walking with the Muses: A Memoir, covering her early life in Harlem and her career in the fashion industry.

O duo ELLA BEATS acaba de se lançar e é formado por Vivi Orth e Pietra Bertolazzi. As duas vieram do mundo da moda (Vivi como modelo, já foi capa de Vogue, L'Officiel, fez campanhas pra Dior, LV, Galiano, entre outras), e Pietra trabalhava como estilista no Grupo Arezzo. Há tres anos Pietra largou o mundo da moda, e a música eletrônica que era seu hobbie virou sua profissão. Como produtora teve um EP lançado com 3 tracks autorais, alem de mais de 20 remixes. As duas se juntam agora para lançar o Projeto ELLA BEATS e prometem agitar as pistas com muito house, tech house e techno.

Michael Donovan is a prolific multi-disciplined creative visionary born in Spokane, WA. Donovan uses photography, video and a podcast to communicate his interests in the "Two Great Bookends of Life," (sex and death) as well as the exciting content that fills our experience.  His irrepressible work trains his eye on spirituality, culture, materialism, youth, aging, objectification, mental health, environmentalism, sexuality, and the confusion and joys we develop from living a life wandering through interesting times.  Both humor and drama often set tones for his work.   Michael's visual art uses strong, visceral, raw, bold imagery with dark and moody undertones.  His work includes fashion, portrait and "sex pop" to create a body of work that is cinematic art, immediately recognizable, and full of life.  Published globally, his work has appeared in Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, Marie Claire, Playboy, L'Officiel, Ginza, Vision and Wonderland.  Luxury, fashion and music clients include Givenchy, The Pierre Hotel, Gap, Interscope and Sony. www.artistdecoded.com www.instagram.com/artistdecoded www.twitter.com/yoshinostudios  

C’est officiel ! Face à de nombreux problèmes temporels, des ellipses insensées, et un retard flagrant dû aux embouteillages, la rédaction de L’Officiel a tout de même réussi à conclure ce podcast. Au sommaire ce mois-ci, la prolongation de notre Concours Officiel, des experts de la physique aux sombres mentons, la BO de Avengers par Bernard Minet, des interférences horribles et un dossier pointu sur le Temps au cinéma ! Bref, le podcast parfait.------PODCAST OFFICIEL #5-Concours Officiel-Les News Marquantes- Les frères Bogdanov appellent au boycott du film Interstellar- Hilguegue rejoint le « Marvel Universe »- Joss Whedon attaque Star Wars 7-Dossier Officiel-FILMER LE TEMPS : Les ficelles d’Interstellar, 88 miles à l’heure, la marmotte d’Un Jour Sans Fin, le film Primer et divers soucis chronologiques.

C’est officiel ! La rédaction de L’Officiel vous donne maintenant rendez-vous de façon irrégulière pour le PODCAST OFFICIEL !En 30 minutes nous reviendrons ensemble sur les news quasiment officielles marquantes de ces derniers jours, puis nous aborderons un dossier officiel de fond, sur un sujet plus ou moins intéressant.