Podcasts about Rei Kawakubo

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Our interview with Steff Yotka is one click away. Steff—global editorial director of i-D Magazine—was finally tracked down to chat problem solving with layers, The RealReal's one male mannequin, a scene report from Supreme's Miami store opening, god punishing her for being a poseur, setting the vibe at work without micromanaging, undercover girlbossing, the chic and based ends of the spectrum, traipsing through Europe, her personal brand, good headshots, print media needs information and density, casting an unknown teen cover star for a magazine relaunch, Prince is the GOAT, meeting Rei Kawakubo, bottling whatever Rick Owens has, putting people on is the mission, how to pitch, work-life balance and burnout, prioritizing colleagues over the job itself, her favorite fashion writers working right now, coming up at Vogue, fashion is a human industry, staying soft in a hard world, hydration, snacks and bathroom access are what matters at a fashion show, focusing on the designer carousel is missing the point, how to sneak backstage, the other fashion week, destination shows, New Jersey mall culture molded her, her father is a male model nepo parent, marrying a butcher and much more on Steff Yotka's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

Comme des Garçons ist eine avantgardistische Luxusmarke aus Japan, die weltweit für ihre unkonventionellen Designs, ihre unorthodoxen Modenkonzepte und ihre subversive Haltung gegenüber traditionellen Modeprinzipien bekannt ist. Die Marke wurde 1969 von der Designerin Rei Kawakubo in Tokio gegründet und hat sich seitdem als eine der einflussreichsten Kräfte in der Modewelt etabliert. Aber mehr? In dieser Folge also reinhören lohnt sich!

Architekci mody, mistrzowie awangardy, czarne kruki – japońscy projektanci, którzy w Paryżu przełomu lat 70. i 80. XX wieku dokonali prawdziwej rewolucji, na głowie stawiając dotychczasowy system i konwenanse. Ich wizja odzieży wstrząsnęła Francją. Krytycy początkowo nazywali ją „Post-Hiroshima” albo po prostu „zaniedbaną”. Czym się wyróżniali Kenzo Takada, Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto i Rei Kawakubo? Jak zachodni system przyjął ich nowoczesną wizję? I który z nich wjechał na swój pokaz na słoniu?Podcastu „Kroniki paryskie” możesz posłuchać na platformach Spotify, Apple Podcasts oraz YouTube.

In this episode I go on a sartorial journey with the celebrated British Milliner Stephen Jones OBE. Jones is considered one of the most radical and important milliners of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. He is also one of the most prolific, having created hats for the catwalk shows of many leading couturiers and fashion designers, from John Galliano, Kim Jones and Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior, Jean Paul Gaultier, Vivienne Westwood, the house of Schiaparelli to Rei Kawakubo at Commes des Garcons. His work is known for its inventiveness and high level of technical expertise.  Stephen's hats have adorned Rock Stars and Royalty and way beyond… His major retrospective exhibition opens in October at the Palais Galliera in Paris.   Stephen is chatty and has a wonderful way with words, painting pictures as he goes…We discuss jointly dressing the then Meghan Markle for her first Royal engagement when she attended the Commonwealth Service in 2018 with Prince Harry. He shares his insights on the process, the importance of the Royal Family to the world of millinery, and how people the world over use hats and headwear as style signifiers.    I ask him to explain his quote  “You wear clothes – and hats – to convince yourself and others that you're a certain way. Fashion is still a fabulous, fabulous lie.”  …needless to say his answer was both insightful and amusing.   Fashion and appearance clearly run deep in Stephen's veins and he talks with such knowledge, intuition and wisdom…and more than a little cheeky humour. I felt privileged, and entertained having this conversation with him.   Thank you Stephen for sharing your wit and wisdom.

The cheeky, happy-go-lucky spirit of the British fashion designer Paul Smith can be felt across everything he does, from his own clothing designs to his multifarious collaborations—Maharam textiles, Mini cars, Burton snowboards, and a suite at the Brown's Hotel in London among them. Though Smith may run a business with expert tailoring and a mastery of color at its core, everything he creates seems to suggest, with a wink, “Don't take yourself too seriously.” Beyond designing clothes, Smith also serves as a mentor to the next generation of designers. In 2020, he launched Paul Smith's Foundation, through which he helps guide young creatives as they develop their careers. Fifty-four years into his business, which opened its first store in Nottingham, England, in 1970, Smith now operates shops in more than 70 countries around the world, from New York and Los Angeles to Paris and Hong Kong.On this episode, he discusses his deep, 40-plus-year engagement with the country of Japan; his long-view approach to building a business that transcends time; his ever-growing collection of rabbit ephemera; and the metamorphic impact of music and humor on his life and work.Special thanks to our Season 9 presenting sponsor, L'École, School of Jewelry Arts.Show notes:[3:31] Paul Smith[6:33] Rei Kawakubo[12:55] Elle Decor Japan[21:41] Deyan Sudjic[21:41] John Hegarty[23:48] Paul Smith's Foundation[24:00] Studio Smithfield Fashion Residency[24:00] John Galliano[24:00] Alexander McQueen[24:22] Jony Ive[31:30] Bauhaus[34:50] Beeston Road Club[40:30] The Mini Strip[48:24] Paul Smith Nottingham Store[53:30] Maharam collaboration[53:30] Burton collaboration[53:30] The Rolling Stones[54:19] Brown's Hotel Sir Paul Smith Suite[54:39] David Bowie[54:39] Patti Smith[54:39] Eric Clapton[54:39] Jimmy Page[1:01:57] Jean-Luc Godard

On this episode we are back with Philippe to discuss this past men's season shows at Pitti Uomo, Milan, and Paris. We talk about the contrast between Luca Magliano and S.S. Daley, Gucci, Prada, and Zegna (best of season in Milan), why Rick Owens was the show of the season and Yohji Yamamoto was a letdown, the continued elegance of Dries Van Noten, and Rei Kawakubo's uncharacteristic feeling of lightness, Hermès' uncompromising quality, why the Japanese newcomers TAAKK and MASU (not covered by Vogue Runway, but covered by us) made Paris exciting, and which small brands we loved and why we are going to lean into supporting smaller brands this year. We wonder out loud, how bad can Louis Vuitton and Dior get? We cheat a little in the end by discussing Galliano's Maison Margiela Artisanal show, because how could we not?!Support the show

In conversation with Aley of @wheresbambii⁠ and also A Current Affair's Arcade Shops about her journey in the vintage industry, collecting and appreciating designers like Issey Miyake, Jun Takahashi, Yohji Yamamoto and Rei Kawakubo, the punk scene in Salt Lake City, the Jeffery Campbell era, her love for Anime, how she would dress her own cartoon, the future of fashion and so much more

➜ La Newsletter de TheBoldWay : https://www.theboldway.fr/newsletter Le 20 juin 2023, alors que Pharrell faisait ses débuts chez Louis Vuitton, j'ai eu la chance d'interviewer un invité très inspirant au Drouant, un célèbre restaurant du deuxième arrondissement de Paris. Rencontrez Nick Vogelson, un individu aux multiples facettes qui assume à la fois les rôles de rédacteur en chef et de directeur créatif de Document Journal. Fondé à New York en 2012, Document Journal est un magazine indépendant qui explore la culture, les arts et la mode. Publié deux fois par an et distribué dans le monde entier, il offre une plateforme à des voix remarquables dans le domaine de l'art, de la littérature et de la mode, avec une forte orientation vers la culture américaine et mondiale. Le magazine compte un impressionnant éventail de contributeurs, parmi lesquels des personnalités renommées telles qu'Inez & Vinoodh, Mert and Marcus, Juergen Teller, Bruce Weber, Mario Sorrenti, Grace Coddington, Hedi Slimane, Richard Prince, Collier Schorr, Craig McDean, Larry Clark et Rei Kawakubo. Au-delà de Document Journal, Nick est également le fondateur visionnaire et directeur créatif d'Idea Culture, une agence de publicité innovante. J'ai entrepris cette interview avec Nick pour découvrir les origines et la vision de Document Journal. J'étais curieux de savoir comment il avait réussi à concevoir de si grandes aspirations à l'âge tendre de 26 ans, lorsqu'il a lancé le magazine. De plus, j'ai cherché à comprendre sa collaboration avec certains des talents les plus éminents des secteurs de l'art et de la mode. Une fois encore, nous assistons à la fusion de la créativité et de l'innovation avec le domaine des affaires. Ce que vous apprendrez lors de l'épisode : Son parcours, son enfance et son éducation La genèse de Document Journal Comment il a convaincu les figures les plus influentes de l'industrie de collaborer Son processus créatif et ses idées radicales Comment il a établi des partenariats avec des marques La genèse d'Idea Culture et l'accent mis sur le conseil Son approche de la collaboration avec les photographes et les mannequins Comment surmonter les défis et rester optimiste quant à l'avenir Les ingrédients de son succès Sa vision du bonheur et le concept de vivre dans le moment présent Comment équilibrer le désir d'avoir plus avec la satisfaction ➜ Retrouvez toutes les références et les photos prises lors de l'enregistrement sur www.theboldway.fr Références : Document journal site web et Instagram Défilé de Pharrell pour Louis Vuitton Son école : Cooper Union Magazines : V Magazine Interview Magazine Harper Bazaar BlackBook Surface mag Artistes and photographes : Erwin Blumenfeld Pasolini Inez & Vinoodh Mert and Marcus Juergen Teller Bruce Weber Mario Sorrenti Grace Coddington Hedi Slimane Richard Prince Collier Schorr Craig McDean Larry Clark Rei Kawakubo TheBoldWay ou The Bold Way, anciennement connu sous le nom de Entreprendre dans la mode ou EDLM , est un podcast produit et réalisé par Adrien Garcia.

➜ TheBoldWay Newsletter : https://www.theboldway.fr/newsletter On the 20th of June 2023, as Pharrell made his debut at Louis Vuitton, I had the chance to interview a very inspiring guest at Drouant, a famous restaurant in the second arrondissement of Paris. Meet Nick Vogelson, a multifaceted individual who serves as both the editor-in-chief and creative director of Document Journal. Established in New York in 2012, Document Journal is an independent magazine that delves into culture, arts, and fashion. Published biannually and distributed worldwide, it provides a platform for remarkable voices in art, literature, and fashion, with a keen focus on American and global culture. The magazine boasts an impressive array of contributors, including renowned figures such as Inez & Vinoodh, Mert and Marcus, Juergen Teller, Bruce Weber, Mario Sorrenti, Grace Coddington, Hedi Slimane, Richard Prince, Collier Schorr, Craig McDean, Larry Clark, and Rei Kawakubo. Beyond Document Journal, Nick is also the visionary Founder and Creative Director of Idea Culture, an innovative advertising agency. I embarked on this interview with Nick to gain insights into the genesis and vision of Document Journal. I was curious about how he managed to conceive such grand aspirations at the tender age of 26, when he launched the magazine. Furthermore, I sought to understand his collaboration with some of the foremost talents in the art and fashion industries. Once again, we witness the fusion of creativity and innovation with the realm of business. What you'll learn during the episode : His Background, childhood and education The genesis of Document Journal How he convinced top Industry Figures to Collaborate His creative Process and radical ideas How he built Partnerships with Brands The genesis of Idea Culture and focusing on consulting His approach to working with photographers and models How to overcome challenges and staying positive about the future His ingredients for success His vision of happiness and the concept of living in the present moment How to balance the desire for more with contentment References Document journal website and Instagram Pharrells show for Louis Vuitton Where he studied : Cooper Union Book publisher : Damiani Magazines : V Magazine Interview Magazine Harper Bazaar BlackBook Surface mag Artists and photographers : Erwin Blumenfeld Pasolini Inez & Vinoodh Mert and Marcus Juergen Teller Bruce Weber Mario Sorrenti Grace Coddington Hedi Slimane Richard Prince Collier Schorr Craig McDean Larry Clark Rei Kawakubo Nb: TheBoldWay ou The Bold Way, anciennement connu sous le nom de Entreprendre dans la mode ou EDLM , est un podcast produit et réalisé par Adrien Garcia.

In this new excerpt, the guest of the latest episode, Nick Vogelson, takes us into the fascinating world of Document Journal, an independent magazine about culture, arts, and fashion that he founded in New York in 2012. After just a few years of experience in the creative industries in New York, Nick had the audacity to launch his own magazine, which is now distributed worldwide. In this excerpt, he shares the behind-the-scenes of this adventure through captivating anecdotes. He tells us about the magazine's origins, its successes, its failures, as well as the keys to successfully collaborating with prominent figures in the fashion and photography industry, such as Hedi Slimane, Rei Kawakubo, and Larry Clark. For more inspiration and exclusive content, sign up for TheBoldWay newsletter: https://www.theboldway.fr/newsletter TheBoldWay newsletter is a short but impactful email every Thursday with exclusive content, ideas, and resources to help you grow and innovate. PLUS, when you sign up, you receive the best of the podcast: the 12 most important lessons I've learned from nearly 400 interviews, as well as the playlists of my favorite and most listened to episodes. To sign up, click here! Nb: TheBoldWay ou The Bold Way, anciennement connu sous le nom de Entreprendre dans la mode ou EDLM , est un podcast produit et réalisé par Adrien Garcia.

Dans ce nouvel extrait, l'invité du tout dernier épisode, Nick Vogelson, nous plonge dans l'univers fascinant de Document Journal, magazine indépendant sur la culture, les arts et la mode qu'il a fondé à New York en 2012. Après seulement quelques années d'expérience dans les industries créatives à New York, Nick a eu l'audace de lancer son propre magazine qui est désormais distribué dans le monde entier. Dans cet extrait, il nous raconte les coulisses de cette aventure, à travers des anecdotes passionnantes. Il nous raconte la genèse du magazine, ses réussites, ses échecs ainsi que les clés pour réussir à travailler avec les plus grands noms de la mode et de la photo tels que Hedi Slimane, Rei Kawakubo ou encore Larry Clark. Pour plus d'inspiration et de contenus exclusifs, inscrivez-vous à la newsletter TheBoldWay : https://www.theboldway.fr/newsletter La newsletter TheBoldWay, c'est chaque jeudi un mail court mais impactant avec des contenus exclusifs, des idées et des ressources pour vous aider à progresser et innover. PLUS, lorsque que vous vous inscrivez, vous recevez le best of du podcast : les 12 leçons les plus importantes que j'ai tirées de presque 400 interviews, ainsi que les playlists de mes épisodes préférés et les plus écoutés. Pour vous inscrire, cliquez ici ! Nb: TheBoldWay ou The Bold Way, anciennement connu sous le nom de Entreprendre dans la mode ou EDLM , est un podcast produit et réalisé par Adrien Garcia.

Sailor Noob is the podcast where a Sailor Moon superfan and a total noob go episode by episode through the original Sailor Moon series!We're ready to work it this week as a new villain struts their stuff! The Senshi go crazy for their favorite designer, but will Fish Eye turn his fashion empire into a discount rack?In this episode, we discuss Japanese fashion designers like Rei Kawakubo, Kansai Yamamoto, Nigö, and Issey Miyake. We also talk about Liquid Sky, pirate shirts, evil curcus ghosts, the hungover code, Chain Gang Blossom, being bang cut free, swinging your feelings, Furcon '95, evil seals, slapping assent, a multi-stage lemure, flat squids, male-male backrubs, maintaining the status quo, Teriyaki Boyz, Daquiri Dangerous, and ice cream footwear!Love those minis!We're on iTunes and your listening platform of choice! Please subscribe and give us a rating and a review! Arigato gozaimasu!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sailor-noob/id1486204787Become a patron of the show and get access to our Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon live-action show and our Animedification podcast!http://www.patreon.com/sailornoobPut Sailor Noob merch on your body!http://justenoughtrope.threadless.comSailor Noob is a part of the Just Enough Trope podcast network. Check out our other shows about your favorite pop culture topics and join our Discord!http://www.twitter.com/noob_sailorhttp://www.justenoughtrope.comhttp://www.instagram.com/noob_sailorhttps://discord.gg/49bzqdpBpxBuy us a Kōhī on Ko-Fi!https://ko-fi.com/justenoughtrope

Hikikomori, La Boum, Japan-Tipps der Sprezzaturistas, Mundstuhl, Japanese bartending, Durchschnittsgröße, Teezeremonie, Nein sagen, Jiro Dreams of Sushi in Suhl, Rei Kawakubo, Yellow Magic Orchestra Bravo Dentons, Musikliste

We are thrilled to continue our latest Future of Women Podcast series! In this four-part series, our host Momoko Nakamura takes us around the world to speak with brilliant and creative Japanese women. Today, on our fourth and final episode in the series, Momoko speaks with Yumiko Sakuma about inspiring people to be vocal, active participants in political change. This episode was recorded on November 15, 2021. Yumiko Sakuma writes about contemporary culture, art, fashion, music, and socio-political issues. Based in New York City, she is a regular contributor of reportage, interviews, and travel writing to numerous Japanese and English publications. Among the many visionaries she has interviewed are Al Gore, Robert Frank, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Rei Kawakubo, Kazuo Ishiguro, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Yayoi Kusama, Ryan McGinley, Genna Rowlands, Gary Snyder, and Les Paul. Her books include Hip na Seikatsu Kakumei, 2014 (Hip Revolution), reporting on the American consumer shift following the 2008 financial crisis; Pin Heel wa Hakanai, 2016 (Take Off Your Heels), a collection of essays about the inspiring women in her life; My Little New York Times, 2018, 365 journal entries about splitting her time between America and Asia during the Trump regime; and Majime ni Marijuana no Hanashi wo Shiyo, 2019 (Let's Have a Serious Talk About Marijuana), an analysis of why the world is moving toward the legalization of marijuana. She also hosts a podcast in Japanese, Konnichiwa Mirai (Hello Future) with Kei Wakabayashi, former editor-in-chief of Wired Japan. Her work has been published in Japan, the US, Korea, and Taiwan. Momoko Nakamura is a cultural conservationist and storyteller, sharing the Japanese art of regenerative living with the world. She roves the Japanese countryside, exploring wisdoms imparted by professionals across the archipelago like ceramists, geologists, farmers, repairers, fermenters, and grandmas. Her community education and experiential programs are intended to help us apply teachings rooted in ancestral heritage into our everyday lives. Momoko hosts the podcast Roots to Fruit, is author of Plant-based Tokyo, and can also be found in the Netflix original series Waffles + Mochi.

Kokią madą kuria dizaineriai, pirmiausiai žinomi kaip meno ar net politikos intelektualai? Italė Miuccia Prada bei japonė Rei Kawakubo madą prisijaukina savaip – dekonstruoja egzistuojantį madingą siluetą, dėvinčiajam suteikia absoliučią autonomiją bei kuria įtampas tarp to, kas gražu ir kas laikoma estetine bjaurastimi. Tokie kontrastai nulėmė, kad šių intelektualių kolekcijas mados istorikai vadina aukščiausio lygio kūryba, apie kurią jau rašomi ir mados vadovėliai.Ved. Deimantė Bulbenkaitė

“Frida Kahlo“ Au-delà des apparencesau Palais Galliera, Parisdu 15 septembre 2022 au 05 mars 2023Interview de Miren Arzalluz, directrice du Palais Galliera et co-commissaire de l'exposition,par Anne-Frédérique Fer, à Paris, le 12 septembre 2022, durée 21'57.© FranceFineArt.Commissariat :Circe Henestrosa, conceptrice et commissaire de l'exposition, directrice de l'école de mode LASALLE College of the Arts, SingapourMiren Arzalluz, directrice du Palais Galliera, assistée de Alice FreudigerGannit Ankori, conseillère curatoriale, PhD, directrice et conservateur en chef Henry and Lois Foster, Rose Art Museum, Etats-UnisLe Palais Galliera célèbre Frida Kahlo (6 juillet 1907-13 juillet 1954), l'une des artistes les plus reconnues et influentes du XXe siècle. Loin des clichés qui entourent sa personnalité, l'exposition Frida Kahlo, au-delà des apparences propose aux visiteurs d'entrer dans l'intimité de l'artiste, et de comprendre comment elle s'est construit une identité à travers la manière de se présenter et de se représenter.Pour la première fois en France et en étroite collaboration avec le Museo Frida Kahlo, l'exposition rassemble plus de 200 objets provenant de la Casa Azul, la maison où Frida est née et a grandi : vêtements, correspondances, accessoires, cosmétiques, médicaments, prothèses médicales… Ces effets personnels ont été mis sous scellés au décès de l'artiste, en 1954, par son mari le peintre muraliste mexicain Diego Rivera, et ont été redécouverts cinquante ans plus tard, en 2004. Cette précieuse collection – comprenant des robes traditionnelles Tehuana, des colliers précolombiens que Frida collectionnait, des exemplaires de corsets et de prothèses peints à la main… – est présentée, avec des films et photographies de l'artiste, pour constituer un récit visuel de sa vie hors norme.L'apparence de Frida Kahlo constitue un moyen d'exprimer ses préoccupations identitaires et politiques : c'est, en effet, à la suite d'un grave accident, survenu à l'âge de 18 ans, que Frida se consacre à la peinture et adopte le vêtement traditionnel qui lui permet d'affirmer sa mexicanité, mais aussi de composer avec son handicap. Ainsi, l'exposition Frida Kahlo, au-delà des apparences retrace la manière dont l'artiste a façonné, tel un manifeste, son image nourrie par son héritage culturel et par son expérience du genre et du handicap.Dans un parcours à la fois biographique et thématique, le Palais Galliera met en lumière le passage de l'artiste à Paris et ses relations avec le groupe des Surréalistes.La visite se prolonge avec une exposition-capsule, présentée du 15 septembre au 31 décembre 2022, qui aborde l'influence de l'artiste sur la mode contemporaine et la façon dont elle demeure, encore de nos jours, une icône et une source d'inspiration pour les designers, parmi lesquels Alexander McQueen, Jean Paul Gaultier, Karl Lagerfeld pour CHANEL, Riccardo Tisci pour Givenchy, Maria Grazia Chiuri pour Dior ou Rei Kawakubo pour Comme des Garçons.#expofridakahlo Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Paris, un hôtel particulier du 8e arrondissement. On grimpe une marche. Simon Porte Jacquemus nous reçoit dans les locaux parisiens de la marque à son nom qu'il a créée il y a plus d'une décennie, un espace « solaire » avec deux terrasses dans lequel il se sent bien.Le styliste âgé de 31 ans évoque son enfance en Provence où l'ennui le pousse très jeune à se montrer créatif, son obsession pour la télévision, sa fascination pour Isabelle Adjani ou Charlotte Gainsbourg, le choc de la découverte du Mépris de Jean-Luc Godard, son admiration pour le travail de Rei Kawakubo et sa volonté de faire une mode accessible : « Je voulais que ma grand-mère comprenne, ne pas mettre de barrière avec le public. Je trouvais qu'il y en avait trop dans la création. » Depuis trois saisons et désormais toutes les semaines, la productrice Géraldine Sarratia interroge la construction et les méandres du goût d'une personnalité. Qu'ils ou elles soient créateurs, artistes, cuisiniers ou intellectuels, tous convoquent leurs souvenirs d'enfance, tous évoquent la dimension sociale et culturelle de la construction d'un corpus de goûts, d'un ensemble de valeurs.Un podcast produit et présenté par Géraldine Sarratia (Genre idéal)préparé avec l'aide de Diane Lisarelli et Mélissa PhulpinRéalisation : Guilaume Girault Musique : Gotan Project Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Fondatrice de la marque Comme des garçons, cette créatrice japonaise est vue comme une dissidente du “no-fashion”. Voici l'histoire de Rei Kawakubo...Vous pouvez consulter notre politique de confidentialité sur https://art19.com/privacy ainsi que la notice de confidentialité de la Californie sur https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

El deconstructivismo es una corriente artística que tuvo gran auge también en la arquitectura y llegó hasta la moda en los años 70. Con grandes exponentes como Rei Kawakubo, hoy analizamos este movimiento que incluso hoy sigue teniendo gran fuerza.

00:24min - “I don’t feel too excited about fashion today. People just want cheap fast clothes and are happy to look like everybody else” ~ Rei Kawakubo-12:10min - Produkte die du im Kleiderschrank noch nicht hast aber gerne hättest-34:30min - Last Cops Yannick: Zaha Hadid BUCH, Haider Ackermann Zip-Sweater, Haider Ackermann Cropped Sweater, Lederhose, Harley Davidson Vintage Shirt-39:40min - Muss ein Produkt immer designer sein?-55:30min - Musikempfehlungen der Woche (feat. Cro, KennyHoopla)-57:50min - Portrait: Mark Borthwick

Čo majú spoločné Rick Owens, Raf Simons a Rei Kawakubo? Začni s nami šiestu season po stopách avantgardy. Podpor nás na Patreone: patreon.com/ftapes Sleduj náš Instagram: kazety_ftapes

Estas mujeres levantaron su propia marca y a través de sus proyectos dieron a luz a nuevas tendencias, corrientes y estilos, convirtiéndose así en madres de la moda. Elsa Schiaparelli, Miuccia Prada, Rei Kawakubo, Stella McCartney, Diane Von Furstenberg, Vivienne Westwood y Mary Quant.

In this conversation writer Vanessa Rosales interviews one of the women who has most inspired and shaped her own work, The New Yorker Style Critic, writer and biographer Judith Thurman.They talk about the ways in which Thurman writes, the decade-long process of writing Colette's biography, the ways in which she has approached the art of producing portraits of other characters such as Colette, Isak Dinesen, Yves Saint Laurent, Rei Kawakubo, Coco Chanel, among others. They talk about Elena Ferrante's singular and fierce female voice, not without complicating the ideas of womanhood and being female that are also a part of today's cultural subtexts. They discuss fashion criticism, the way it's changed and what it means to look at the subject from a cultural critique perspective. One of the most beautiful questions Thurman's work has articulated focuses on what it means to become a woman and what does it mean to become an individual. Her writing is a source of luminosity.

La settimana della moda francese fra mondanità ed eccentricità. La scoperta di un mondo: Yohji Yamamoto, Rei Kawakubo, Issey Miyake.Una serie ideata e prodotta da Dr Podcast Audio Factory.

SUBSKRYBUJ FREAKERY ➡ https://www.thefreakery.com/subskrybuj ZOSTAŃ CZĘŚCIĄ FREAKERY ➡ https://patronite.pl/thefreakery Każdemu z kolorów przypisujemy znaczenie – budowane na bazie kulturowych schematów i popkulturowych wzorców. Czerń w modzie wymienia się jednym tchem obok bieli – jako kolor ponadczasowy, elegancki, zmysłowy. Jest esencją klasyki – choć oczywiście nie zawsze tak było. W tym odcinku Freakery przyjrzymy się temu,… Czytaj więcej »Historia czerni w modzie – Chanel, wyuzdana bielizna i minimalizm lat 90.

Impara la vita dei più grandi designer di moda in meno di 3 minuti con la mondayfashionpills. Oggi parliamo di una delle mie fashion designer preferite, Kawakubo Rei. Raccontiamo un po' delle sua vita e del suo percorso con Comme des Garçons. -- Conosciamoci su Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beatrice_mazza_/ Codice sconto "RAVPODCAST" per il corso di Glam Observer 'How to Break into the Fashion Industry' (lo sconto è già applicato al carello): https://sso.teachable.com/secure/348774/checkout/2846627/how-to-break-into-the-fashion-industry?coupon_code=RAVPODCAST (link aff.) Scarica gratuitamente la Fashion Innovation Bible clicca qui! Support il podcast con una donazione: https://tinyurl.com/supportaRavenous --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ravenousfashionpodcast/message

00:24min - “Now is just the right time for quite design. A calm spirit, the simplest feeling” ~ Rei Kawakubo-08:00min - Best Dressed MusikerInnen (feat. Asap Nast, Frank Ocean etc.)-32:30min - Musikempfehlungen der Woche (feat. Badchieff, Kanye West etc.)-34:45min - Last Cops Yannick: Ruben Koné Hoodie, Levis 505, GAT Schuhe, Magazin Vogue US, Buch „Georg Simmel Philosophie der Mode“, Buch „Space: Japanese Living - Solutions for Compact Living“-41:20min - Gibt es Produkte, die dich in der Vergangenheit gar nicht angesprochen haben und heute schon? -01:05:00min - Portrait: Ibrahim “Ib” Kamara

Today we discuss the beautiful Todd Snyder x LL Bean collection. As well as Nike's ACG Holiday 20 and Craig Green SS 21 collections. For the main topic, we continue our "Mount Rushmore of Impactful Designers" series with Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons.

Das Modelabel Comme des Garçonn der japanischen Modeschöpferin Rei Kawakubo, das erstmals 1981 auf Pariser Modeschauen vorgestellt wurde, galt als skandalös. Die deformierenden Schnitte nahmen keine Rücksicht auf Konventionen und Schönheitsideale. Das wiederum wurde von dem schwarzen Model und der heutigen Mode-Ikone Michelle Elie bewundert, die sich Rassismus und Ausgrenzung ausgesetzt sah, die Kawakubos Entwürfe leidenschaftlich sammelte. Die Ausstellung „Life doesn't frighten me" im Museum für Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt zeigt jetzt diese ungewöhnliche Kollektion, die ein Statement ist modern übersteigerte Schönheitsideale.

Michelle Elie is a fashion aficionado who has elevated the concept of a collector to dizzying new heights. The American-Haitian born jewelry designer and former fashion model literally walks the walk and talks the talk when it comes to her profound love of the work created by one of fashion’s most avant-garde designers, Rei Kawakubo. For decades Michelle has not only collected, but regularly wears, some of the most envelope-pushing pieces Kawakubo has ever created for her Comme des Garçons brand. Not surprisingly she is an evergreen favorite of street style photographers outside the shows during Paris Fashion Week. While inside the show venues guests who are seated next to Michelle are often in for quite an experience as they try to co-exist with her often voluminous, three-dimensional Kawakubo designs. Let me just say that the smart fashion PRs know to always seat Michelle at the end of a row. However, for Michelle, wearing Comme des Garçons isn’t about attracting the attention of others, rather for her, wearing the clothing is a very personal statement. In particular, she connects on a fundamental level with the pieces that exaggerate or deform her body when she wears them. They speak to her own body image issues and have helped her to become more accepting of her own natural curves, a subject she struggled with during her years as a model. Die-hard Comme des Garçons fans are in luck because Michelle has finally decided to fling open her closet doors. On April 3rd, the opening of the “Life doesn’t frighten me, Michelle Elie wears Comme des Garçons” exhibition will take place at the Museum Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt, Germany. There 50 pieces from the over 70 Comme des Garçons garments Michelle has collected over the past twenty-five years will be on display for the fashion-loving world to enjoy up close. And the always inventive Michelle is not letting the global quarantine stop her from sharing her exhibition. She will be doing a virtual tour of the exhibit so people around the globe can see it in all its digital glory. Thankfully the exhibition is open until August 30th, which should give fans of Michelle and Rei’s work plenty of time to make the trek to Germany. I had the pleasure of speaking with Michelle during the most recent Paris Fashion Week and was enchanted by her story and also blown away by her pure dedication to fashion and her passion for Comme des Garçons. https://www.museumangewandtekunst.de/en/visit/exhibitions/michelle-elie-wears-comme-des-garcons/

Prendre des pièces vintage ou invendues, les retravailler pour leur donner une seconde vie… « Upcycler », recycler ses vêtements en les transformant pour valoriser l’existant, c’est une démarche écologique pour refuser la fast fashion et son gaspillage de ressources. Mais parfois, les mots compliqués de l’Occident cachent des pratiques qui sont monnaie courante en Afrique, en Amérique latine ou en Asie. Mais les modèles et les créateur·trice·s noir·e·s sont tellement invisibilisés, leur travail approprié, qu’il est difficile d’entendre d’autres voix dans l’univers de la mode. Kévi Donat est allé rencontrer Youssouf Fofana de Maison Château Rouge, personnalité afro qui contribue à la mode française. Avant de lui aussi, aller apprendre à transformer ses vieilles fringues au Studio 13/16 du Centre Pompidou, qui organise des ateliers d’upcycling avec des enfants. Un hors-série du Tchip réalisé en partenariat avec le Studio 13/16 du Centre Pompidou. RÉFÉRENCES CITÉES DANS L’ÉMISSION La marque Comme des garçons, fondée par Rei Kawakubo, le sociologue Eric Fassin, Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry, « Il était une fois le wax » un épisode de Programme B par Mélanie Wanga (https://www.binge.audio/il-etait-une-fois-le-wax/), Olivier Rousteing, Imane Ayissi, la rue des Gardes (Paris 18e), Sape & Co tenue par Le Bachelor (rue de Panama, Paris 18e), la Maison Château Rouge installée rue Myrha (Paris 18e), l’association Les oiseaux migrateurs de Yousssouf Fofana, le Studio 13/16 du Centre Pompidou.EXTRAITSImane Ayissi : “Il était temps que la haute couture intègre des stylistes africains” - France 24 : https://youtu.be/k8kPJbO6PnYRencontre avec le designer de la Air Jordan 1 Maison Château Rouge - Le site de la Sneaker : https://youtu.be/Soh-0RUTYLw Pourquoi s’habiller pollue la planète - Le Monde : https://youtu.be/3DdU7c66E9g CRÉDITSLe Tchip est un podcast de Mélanie Wanga, Kévi Donat et François Oulac distribué par Binge Audio. Réalisation : Mathieu Thévenon. Générique : Shkyd. Direction de projet : Soraya Kerchaoui-Matignon. Production : Albane Fily. Chargée d’édition : Camille Regache. Identité graphique : Camille Bernard et Sébastien Brothier (Upian). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Bridget and listeners share their guest lists for a Galentine's Day Party featuring fashion designers with a vintage vibe. Bridget's guests include Mary Quant, Rei Kawakubo, Vivienne Westwood, Sonia Rykiel, and Betsey Johnson. We wish everyone a Happy Galentine's and Valentine's Day! This week we also remember Lee Alexander McQueen on the ten year anniversary of his passing. Rest in peace you creative genius and kind soul. Please don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast. It is much appreciated and just takes a few minutes of your time! :)Shop Bridget's podcast website for vintage fashion books and repurposed clothing and accessories. You can also subscribe to our newsletter:http://www.mybestvintagelifepodcast.comFollow along on Instagram: @mybestvintagelifepodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/mybestvintagelifepodcast/Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mybestvintagelifepodcast/Follain Code for 15% off!ref_basicbougiebridget My theme song is legally licensed through Marmoset Music and is Chop Shop by White Flowers. Logo imagery is by Samantha Payne Photography.

忙錄更疊的時尚圈何為真愛？有人打破年齡界限高調放閃，有人跨越性別藩籬患難真情，有才子佳人獨領時尚風騷，也有四十年朝夕相處仍如膠似漆…以下8對經典Fashion Couples彼此是愛侶，更是時裝界的最強後盾，他們相愛相惜擦出的愛火花，完美平衡了愛情與事業，撐起無數聚光燈下令人屏息的美好作品，成為時尚界的佳話，備受時裝人景仰，也為萬千設計師留下澎湃的創作靈感！本期目錄：1 愛無邊界John Lennon & Yoko Ono2 靈魂繆斯Vivienne Westwood & Andreas Kronthaler3 傳媒焦點David Beckham & Victoria Beckham4 最佳拍檔Rei Kawakubo & Adrian Joffe5 跨越藩籬Yves Saint Laurent & Pierre Berge6 患難真情Tom Ford & Richard Buckley7 狂野夫妻Rick Owens & Michèle Lamy8 天生一對Thom Browne & Andrew Bolton1 愛無邊界 John Lennon & Yoko Ono在流行文化史上，John Lennon與Yoko Ono小野洋子注定是永垂不朽的Fashion Couple。60年代Lennon不理千夫所指（包括隊友Paul McCartney），都要與原配妻子離婚，改投年長7歲的藝術家Yoko Ono的懷抱。這對理念相同的愛侶，在相戀期間一直希望透過非暴力抗爭手法去改變世界，用音樂和藝術為和平與人權發聲，因而催生了《Power to the People》、《Imagine》等實驗室音樂和一系列前衛行為藝術作品。雖然John已離世多年，但愛無邊界，獨活至今的Yoko以86歲高齡繼續為和平、音樂出心出力，絕對不負丈夫多年來的夢想和意志。. . 完整文稿內容同時發佈在微信公眾號：秋千swing歡迎來加我哦！

忙錄更疊的時尚圈何為真愛？有人打破年齡界限高調放閃，有人跨越性別藩籬患難真情，有才子佳人獨領時尚風騷，也有四十年朝夕相處仍如膠似漆…以下8對經典Fashion Couples彼此是愛侶，更是時裝界的最強後盾，他們相愛相惜擦出的愛火花，完美平衡了愛情與事業，撐起無數聚光燈下令人屏息的美好作品，成為時尚界的佳話，備受時裝人景仰，也為萬千設計師留下澎湃的創作靈感！本期目錄：1 愛無邊界John Lennon & Yoko Ono2 靈魂繆斯Vivienne Westwood & Andreas Kronthaler3 傳媒焦點David Beckham & Victoria Beckham4 最佳拍檔Rei Kawakubo & Adrian Joffe5 跨越藩籬Yves Saint Laurent & Pierre Berge6 患難真情Tom Ford & Richard Buckley7 狂野夫妻Rick Owens & Michèle Lamy8 天生一對Thom Browne & Andrew Bolton1 愛無邊界 John Lennon & Yoko Ono在流行文化史上，John Lennon與Yoko Ono小野洋子注定是永垂不朽的Fashion Couple。60年代Lennon不理千夫所指（包括隊友Paul McCartney），都要與原配妻子離婚，改投年長7歲的藝術家Yoko Ono的懷抱。這對理念相同的愛侶，在相戀期間一直希望透過非暴力抗爭手法去改變世界，用音樂和藝術為和平與人權發聲，因而催生了《Power to the People》、《Imagine》等實驗室音樂和一系列前衛行為藝術作品。雖然John已離世多年，但愛無邊界，獨活至今的Yoko以86歲高齡繼續為和平、音樂出心出力，絕對不負丈夫多年來的夢想和意志。. . 完整文稿內容同時發佈在微信公眾號：秋千swing歡迎來加我哦！

忙錄更疊的時尚圈何為真愛？有人打破年齡界限高調放閃，有人跨越性別藩籬患難真情，有才子佳人獨領時尚風騷，也有四十年朝夕相處仍如膠似漆…以下8對經典Fashion Couples彼此是愛侶，更是時裝界的最強後盾，他們相愛相惜擦出的愛火花，完美平衡了愛情與事業，撐起無數聚光燈下令人屏息的美好作品，成為時尚界的佳話，備受時裝人景仰，也為萬千設計師留下澎湃的創作靈感！本期目錄：1 愛無邊界John Lennon & Yoko Ono2 靈魂繆斯Vivienne Westwood & Andreas Kronthaler3 傳媒焦點David Beckham & Victoria Beckham4 最佳拍檔Rei Kawakubo & Adrian Joffe5 跨越藩籬Yves Saint Laurent & Pierre Berge6 患難真情Tom Ford & Richard Buckley7 狂野夫妻Rick Owens & Michèle Lamy8 天生一對Thom Browne & Andrew Bolton1 愛無邊界 John Lennon & Yoko Ono在流行文化史上，John Lennon與Yoko Ono小野洋子注定是永垂不朽的Fashion Couple。60年代Lennon不理千夫所指（包括隊友Paul McCartney），都要與原配妻子離婚，改投年長7歲的藝術家Yoko Ono的懷抱。這對理念相同的愛侶，在相戀期間一直希望透過非暴力抗爭手法去改變世界，用音樂和藝術為和平與人權發聲，因而催生了《Power to the People》、《Imagine》等實驗室音樂和一系列前衛行為藝術作品。雖然John已離世多年，但愛無邊界，獨活至今的Yoko以86歲高齡繼續為和平、音樂出心出力，絕對不負丈夫多年來的夢想和意志。. . 完整文稿內容同時發佈在微信公眾號：秋千swing歡迎來加我哦！

忙錄更疊的時尚圈何為真愛？有人打破年齡界限高調放閃，有人跨越性別藩籬患難真情，有才子佳人獨領時尚風騷，也有四十年朝夕相處仍如膠似漆…以下8對經典Fashion Couples彼此是愛侶，更是時裝界的最強後盾，他們相愛相惜擦出的愛火花，完美平衡了愛情與事業，撐起無數聚光燈下令人屏息的美好作品，成為時尚界的佳話，備受時裝人景仰，也為萬千設計師留下澎湃的創作靈感！本期目錄：1 愛無邊界John Lennon & Yoko Ono2 靈魂繆斯Vivienne Westwood & Andreas Kronthaler3 傳媒焦點David Beckham & Victoria Beckham4 最佳拍檔Rei Kawakubo & Adrian Joffe5 跨越藩籬Yves Saint Laurent & Pierre Berge6 患難真情Tom Ford & Richard Buckley7 狂野夫妻Rick Owens & Michèle Lamy8 天生一對Thom Browne & Andrew Bolton1 愛無邊界 John Lennon & Yoko Ono在流行文化史上，John Lennon與Yoko Ono小野洋子注定是永垂不朽的Fashion Couple。60年代Lennon不理千夫所指（包括隊友Paul McCartney），都要與原配妻子離婚，改投年長7歲的藝術家Yoko Ono的懷抱。這對理念相同的愛侶，在相戀期間一直希望透過非暴力抗爭手法去改變世界，用音樂和藝術為和平與人權發聲，因而催生了《Power to the People》、《Imagine》等實驗室音樂和一系列前衛行為藝術作品。雖然John已離世多年，但愛無邊界，獨活至今的Yoko以86歲高齡繼續為和平、音樂出心出力，絕對不負丈夫多年來的夢想和意志。. . 完整文稿內容同時發佈在微信公眾號：秋千swing歡迎來加我哦！

#Cunningham #AllaKovgan #iTalkMovies On this edition of iTalk Movies Frank Moran interviews Alla Kovgan and Jennifer Goggans on their new Documentary "Cunningham". CUNNINGHAM traces Merce's artistic evolution over three decades of risk and discovery (1944-1972), from his early years as a struggling dancer in postwar New York to his emergence as one of the world's most visionary choreographers. During a lifetime of artistic engagement with such diverse musicians as John Cage, Erik Satie and Radiohead, visual artists Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein, Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollack, architect Benedetta Tagliabue, Comme des Garcons fashion designer Rei Kawakubo, and over one hundred of the world's leading dancers, Cunningham created a new dance technique and celebrated movement as manifestation of being human and of being alive. Kovgan has created a 93-minute art piece through a dynamic combination of his fascinating life experiences with landmark artistic achievements, creating a delicate balance between facts and metaphors, exposition and poetry. Alla Kovgan, CUNNINGHAM traces Merce's artistic evolution over three decades of risk and discovery (1944-1972), from his early years as a struggling dancer in postwar New York to his emergence as one of the world's most visionary choreographers. During a lifetime of artistic engagement with such diverse musicians as John Cage, Erik Satie and Radiohead, visual artists Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein, Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollack, architect Benedetta Tagliabue, Comme des Garcons fashion designer Rei Kawakubo, and over one hundred of the world's leading dancers, Cunningham created a new dance technique and celebrated movement as manifestation of being human and of being alive. Kovgan has created a 93-minute art piece through a dynamic combination of his fascinating life experiences with landmark artistic achievements, creating a delicate balance between facts and metaphors, exposition and poetry. Make sure to subscribe to Popcorn Talk! - http://youtube.com/popcorntalknetwork --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The National Gallery of Victoria recently unveiled its newest exhibition, containing the fashion of visionary designer Rei Kawakubo. Co-hosts Michael and Christian spoke with the curator of Collecting Comme, Dani Whitford about Kawakubo's legacy and the generous donor who offered their collection to NGV. Collecting Comme will be on display at NGV International until July 2020. More information can be found on the NGV's official website.   Segment originally aired Wednesday, November 6th. Produced by Tom Parry.

Walter Van Beirendonck, the most defiant and radical member of the Antwerp Six, is the greatest fashion designer in the world according to your host, so to have him on is a beautiful gift, but also slightly nerve-racking. The two of them discuss Walter's most recent projects like the new exhibition he designed for the Outsider Art Museum in Amsterdam and his ongoing work with Rei Kawakubo from Comme des Garçons. Walter also reminisces about the times he and his fellow Antwerp Six members and Martin Margiela went on shopping sprees and travelled to Japan. Since Raf Simons, Demna Gvasalia and Craig Green used to be Walter's interns, he explains his selection method. And he talks about his approach as the head of the Antwerp Fashion Academy. For more information on The Most go to www.knotoryus.com  For more information on WOEST - Willem Van Genk designed by Walter Van Beirendonck go here  For more information on The Royal Academy of Fine Arts - Antwerp Fashion Department go here For more Walter Van Beirendonck go here

Walter Van Beirendonck, the most defiant and radical member of the Antwerp Six, is the greatest fashion designer in the world according to your host, so to have him on is a beautiful gift, but also slightly nerve-racking. The two of them discuss Walter's most recent projects like the new exhibition he designed for the Outsider Art Museum in Amsterdam and his ongoing work with Rei Kawakubo from Comme des Garçons. Walter also reminisces about the times he and his fellow Antwerp Six members and Martin Margiela went on shopping sprees and travelled to Japan. Since Raf Simons, Demna Gvasalia and Craig Green used to be Walter's interns, he explains his selection method. And he talks about his approach as the head of the Antwerp Fashion Academy. For more information on The Most go to www.knotoryus.com  For more information on WOEST - Willem Van Genk designed by Walter Van Beirendonck go here  For more information on The Royal Academy of Fine Arts - Antwerp Fashion Department go here For more Walter Van Beirendonck go here

Découvrez RÉUNI, mon nouveau projetEcoutez le podcast Building RÉUNI sur Apple Podcast I Spotify I SoundcloudSuivez les aventures de RÉUNI sur InstagramJe partage chaque vendredi dans ma newsletter des actus, des outils, des process et des stratégies pour vous aider à monter votre marque. Inscrivez-vous sur www.entreprendredanslamode.comPour soutenir le podcast:1. S'inscrire sur Entreprendre dans la mode pour ne rater aucun épisode.2. Mettre 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast pour aider d'autres entrepreneurs et acteurs de la mode à découvrir le podcast.3. Vous pouvez aussi me soutenir en participant au financement de ce projet sur https://www.patreon.com/entreprendredanslamodeMusiques : Théo DarcelDans ce nouvel épisode, nous allons à la rencontre de Pascal Monfort, il est le fondateur de REC trends marketing.SE RETROUVER DANS L’EPISODE00:51 Pascal se présente et revient sur son parcours.01:05:26 Ce que fait REC, comment les clients viennent à lui.01:28:30 L’offre du cabinet, la manière dont il travaille et ce qu’il apporte à ses clients.01:48:11 Est-ce que parfois les choses se passent mal, la durée des projets, comment sentir l’air du temps, ce qui l’impressionne.02:04:30 Le lancement d’un magazine publié par REC, le sujet sustainability, les 20 prochaines années pour lui, qui souhaiterait-il entendre dans ce podcast.KEYLEARNINGSL’élément premier dans notre métier si vous voulez être bon, c’est la curiosité sincère. C’est-à-dire qu’il faut être curieux, ça, certains vous diront que c’est inné ou non néanmoins, c’est comme un muscle, tu peux le travailler. La seule façon de le travailler, si à la base, tu ne l’es pas, c’est de se forcer à s’intéresser et à comprendre un truc qui à priori ne vous plait pas.C’est dans la faille que vous trouverez les nouvelles solutions.On est convaincus que l’optimisme est la clé du succès.Il ne faut pas avoir peur de régler les choses qui ne fonctionnent pas.Quand vous vous cassez la figure alors que l’environnement dans lequel vous êtes leader explose, c’est de votre faute et seulement de votre faute. On peut toujours se trouver énormément énormément d’excuses, tous, mais les dirigeants les plus malins, les plus intelligents sont ceux qui n’essayent pas de s'en trouver.On n’est plus à l’heure de la dépense inutile.Une tendance, pour qu’elle devienne une tendance lourde, met 5 ans à s’installer.En poursuivant ses rêves, on en obtient d’autres.Le conseil que je donnerais au Pascal de 20 ans ? Valide des satisfactions. Aimez les petites victoires, car la grande victoire n’existe pas vraiment.REFERENCESREC trends marketing https://www.trendsmarketing.paris/Vogue Hommes https://www.vogue.fr/vogue-hommesi-D https://i-d.vice.com/frTerry Jones (fondateur i-D) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_Jones_(i-D)The Face magazine https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Face_(magazine)Thrasher magazine https://www.thrashermagazine.com/Alexander McQueen https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_McQueenStella McCartney https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stella_McCartneyJohn Galliano https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_GallianoHussein Chalayan https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hussein_ChalayanMartin Margiela https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_MargielaThe Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/ukMode Spé https://www.modspeparis.com/Clark’s magazine https://etapes.com/guillaume-le-goff-clark-etait-un-magazine-unique-en-france/M le Monde https://www.lemonde.fr/m-le-mag/Bureau Betak http://www.bureaubetak.com/Tecknikart magazine https://www.technikart.com/Ariel Wizman https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariel_WizmanPulp Paris https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulp_(discoth%C3%A8que)Martine Le Herpeur https://martineleherpeur.com/ Comme des garçons http://www.comme-des-garcons.com/Yohji Yamamoto https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yohji_YamamotoWho’s next https://whosnext.com/frClark’s magazine https://www.scopalto.com/magazine/clarkNike https://www.nike.com/fr/A Bathing Ape https://bape.com/index/Barbara Guinet https://www.linkedin.com/in/barbara-guinet-39b617/Palais de Tokyo https://www.palaisdetokyo.com/Etnies https://www.etnies.com/eu/Asics http://www.asics.comPuma https://eu.puma.com/fr/fr/homeHedi Slimane https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedi_SlimaneJeremy Scott https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremy_Scott_(mode)Jalouse magazine https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jalouse_(magazine)Havaianas https://www.havaianas-store.com Sport & Style https://www.lequipe.fr/Sport-et-style/Première Vision https://www.premierevision.com/fr/Polartec https://www.polartec.comHurley https://www.nike.com/fr/fr_fr/c/hurley?nst=0&cp=euns_kw_bra!fr!goo!pure!c!e!hurley!162069965697&ds_rl=1252249&gclid=Cj0KCQjw3PLnBRCpARIsAKaUbgvGt7mmReYdtVSjZsk6sDYorlHQM7kTe3Oe9EA5sPkUBH6g9Lj_Hn4aAreWEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.dsStance https://euro.stance.eu.com/Rei Kawakubo https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rei_KawakuboDover Street Market https://www.doverstreetmarket.com/Alessandro Michele Gucci https://www.vogue.fr/mode/inspirations/diaporama/fwah2016-les-inspirations-dalessandro-michele-pour-les-defiles-gucci/25900Sébastien Kopp https://soundcloud.com/entreprendre-dans-la-mode/85-sebastien-kopp-veja-centreVéja https://www.veja-store.com/Ramdane Touhami https://soundcloud.com/entreprendre-dans-la-mode/50-ramdane-touhami-officineBully https://www.buly1803.com/fr/Sézane https://www.sezane.com/frGlossier https://www.glossier.com/Magazine publié par REC, sortie le 18 juin : IN CORPORE SANO https://www.instagram.com/in.corpore.sano/Librairie Yvon Lambert https://shop.yvon-lambert.com/Golgotha https://www.glgth.com/Adrian Joffe https://www.businessoffashion.com/community/people/adrian-joffe

Eugene and Charis discuss a recent WWD interview with Rei Kawakubo, founder of COMME des GARÇONS and Dover Street Market, where she makes distinctions between her relationship with fashion and business. They also talk about whether the role work now plays in people’s lives can be considered equivalent in any way to the role religion used to have. 00:02:53 Rei Kawakubo 00:26:36 The role of work Links: https://wwd.com/fashion-news/fashion-features/the-originals-rei-kawakubo-on-the-genius-grind-1203137382/ https://www.fastcompany.com/90350861/how-work-became-the-millennial-religion-of-choice www.maekan.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maekanitup/message

Comenzamos con el primer episodio de esta serie sobre el Diseño de Vanguardia. Les hacemos una pequeña intro sobre la vanguardia en la moda y que significa, como identificarla en la semana de la moda y lo mas importantes que diseñadores la abanderan. El Hiroshima Chic siendo uno de los movimientos a principios de los ochenta en donde tres diseñadores japonés toman por sorpresa a la respringada moda francesa. Una paleta de colores neutra, rasgados versus encajes, agujeros que parecieran hechos por larvas, la sobre protección a la silueta femenina, pliegues y pliegues, mangas que no son mangas y un sin fin de simbología a la tristeza y melancolía que representa el haber crecido en terreno nuclearmente lúgubre. Comentanos que tal te pareció esta primera parte y cual/es es/son tus diseñadores de vanguardia favoritos, colecciones o hasta editoriales.Contacto: vipsisters@gmail.comSíguenos en Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/vipsisters https://www.instagram.com/ivanapinahttps://www.instagram.com/vainannie Chequea el video de este episodio y no te pierdas de las referencias gráficas (fotos) en el video show: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt7L9r1gMt6VQDUR_bchz7A?view_as=subscriber

LVMH is in a legal battle with...its own attorney. We reflect on what Rihanna has done for the lingerie market, and check on the ongoing battle between Victoria's Secret and everyone else. Rei Kawakubo did the best interview ever upon winning an award, Lord & Taylor might be for sale, H&M is quitting catalogs and the tariffs are coming. And, we remember designer Max Azria. Come hang out! Pop Fashion Links Instagram: @popfashionpodcast Twitter: @JustPopFashion Lisa’s Twitter: @lisatella Kaarin’s Twitter: @truetostyle

00:24min - “Wo ist die Rei Kawakubo von heute? Oder der Margiela? Oder der Helmut Lang? Wo sind die Leute die wirklich Aussagen über ihre Zeit machen können?” - System Magazine08:50min - Deine Top 3-5 Fashion-Shows, die dich geprägt haben?16:18min - Was hälst du von der Idee einer Uniform?24:45min - Last Cops: Christian Dior Hose, Jil Sander Hose, Calvin Klein Hemd und Prada Impossible True Love32:00min - Du hast dir das Piece nur gekauft, weil es von der Marke XY ist. Deine Meinung?42:20min - Story der Woche (Dan): Ich hab angefangen zu malen45:00min - Porträt: Anna Wintour

En el episodio numero DIEZ (Sí, DIEZ) compartimos los cinco momentos que cambiaron a el mundo de la moda: El ADN de una marca a través del olfato, el vestido que obligó a Google a crear el buscador de imágenes (Google Images), vida artificial en campañas de casas de lujo, El diseñador de moda que creó su fama alrededor de un enigma y la mujer de rojo escarlata que con su ojo todo lo creaba y llevó a la fama a más de un rockstar. No podemos creer que ya llegamos a nuestro episodio numero diez y estamos SUPER agradecidas por todos sus comentarios y mensajes. Los invitamos a compartir el podcast con sus amig@s y conocid@s que les guste la moda o simplemente tenga la curiosidad de saber un poco más sobre esta industria. Tambien estamos subiendo contenido original a nuestra canal de YouTube + los episodios en video del Podcast (En donde puedes ver cómo estamos vestidas en cada episodio), solo debes buscarnos como VIPSisters y aparecemos con la portada del Podcast. Síguenos en Instagram: @vipsisters @ivanapina y @vainannie

Llegamos al episodio número cinco y tenemos mucha historia que contar. Aunque no todos nuestros episodio serán así de densos, el momento histórico para nosotras lo amerita. En este episodio queremos contarles como eventos politicos abrieron la puerta a cambios en el mundo de la moda. Como Diseñadores usan sus pasarelas para dar mensajes políticos, y como los políticos usan la moda para dar un mensaje. Te hablamos acerca de personajes de la política como Jackie Kennedy y Hillary Clinton, y de Diseñadores de Moda como Vivienne Westwood y Rei Kawakubo. Además hablamos de como los Gobiernos se benefician del Turismo de Moda, y del comercial de TV de Kendall Jenner que se convirtió en controversia. Pueden seguirnos en las redes sociales como: @vipsisters @ivanapina @vainannie

How did Rihanna get that opulent headdress on her head at the 2018 Met Gala? Why did Meghan Markle’s mother, Doria Ragland, flaunt a green beret at the 2018 Royal wedding? Why is Kim Jones’ Dior Men’s Saddle Cap the must-have men’s hat for spring/summer 2019? Discover answers to these questions and so much more on the first episode of A Different Tweed. The inaugural episode of this new fashion podcast features one of the industry’s leading artisans - and surely its finest raconteur - Stephen Jones OBE. Stephen is high fashion’s leading milliner and, from his stunning boutique and design atelier in London’s Covent Garden, he explains working with Rihanna, Ms. Ragland and Mr. Jones as well as his role in reviving the making of hats for the Paris couture and for the great names in ready-to-wear - Marc Jacobs, Comme des Garçons’ Rei Kawakubo and Grace Wales Bonner. Also hear him talk about the hats he has made for the Hollywood screen, rock stars and royalty, including Diana, Princess of Wales. Stephen reveals how Christian Dior became a big part of his brand identity and how, after John Galliano invited him to be Dior’s house milliner, he has played a part in the revitalization of the venerable LVMH label. You can also hear Stephen explain his rise to fashion greatness as a Blitz Kid on London’s 1979 New Romantic club scene and how Jean Paul Gaultier challenged him to dream up headdress for one of his early Eighties runway spectacles. As Stephen tells it, he survived and his work for Gaultier led to him designing hats for the most memorable fashion shows staged over the last 25 years. So tune in to A Different Tweed. And stay tuned for the next episode featuring Salvatore Ferragamo’s women’s creative director, Paul Andrew.

With a career in fashion spanning 5 decades, Florence Deschamps has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, and Kenzo Takada. Florence is passionate about finding and mentoring creative talent. In her Paris showroom, she introduces emerging designers and their collections to the world’s top buyers. Florence works closely with her young and hip showroom director, Marina Lyritzi. Marina is a talented content creator and branding specialist. Through her work as a stylist and online influencer, Marina tells the story of designers and their products, with a youthful and joyful voice. In this episode: Part 1 - Florence Dressing up in her grandmother’s designer wardrobe in Connecticut. Florence studied at Sarah Lawrence College and La Sorbonne. She also studied dance with George Balanchine. Florence began her fashion career working as a model in the late 1960s. With photographer Sarah Moon she learnt the art of photography. Working in public relations at French fashion house, Dorothée Bis, was very formative. In the early 1980s Florence discovered Comme des Garçons and met Rei Kawakubo. She became the president of Comme des Garçons, and launched the brand internationally. Today Florence presents and sells her young designers’ collections to the great fashion stores around the world, including Rei Kawakubo’s Dover Street Market, and Blake in Chicago. Good proportion, a sense of harmony, and a sense of humour and playfulness are important in a designer’s work. Part 2 - Marina (27m40s) Marina met Florence at Paris Fashion Week when she was interning with an Italian bag designer. Marina had a fashion blog for several years, before shifting to Instagram. She collaborates with fashion brands and recently won first prize in Marie Claire Greece blogger awards, and has worked with H&M. It’s more effective for consumers to see fashion products on real people, rather than very tall and thin models. It’s important for designers to have a good connection with their showroom. Strong brand DNA and a clear target market are very important for commercial success. Bonus audio – What the dog thinks (36m10s)

Inscrivez-vous à ma newsletter pour recevoir chaque semaine les clés pour entreprendre et réussir dans la mode: http://bit.ly/edlmwebsiteJe résume en 5 minutes chrono les principaux enseignements tirés de chaque épisode du podcastDans ce nouvel épisode nous allons à la renconte de Eliane Heutschi, elle est la fondatrice de Savoar Fer. Je dois dire que j'ai été impressionné par son approche et son état d'esprit, sa capacité à se remettre en question. Elle incarne cette nouvelle génération de designer qui a l'humilité d'aller chercher de l'aide auprès des institutions et des professionnels qui font la mode. Dans cet épisode elle revient sur son parcours, sur la genèse de sa marque, on parle de son processus créatif et des différents accompagnements dont elle a bénéficié. J'ai adoré interviewer Eliane, j'espère que vous prendrez autant de plaisir à l'écouter. savoarfer.com instagram.com/savoarfer SE RETROUVER DANS L’EPISODE 01:00 Eliane se présente et reprend son parcours - Son expérience chez Lutz Huelle 11:00 Son voyage au Pérou qui lui a donné l’idée de Savoar Fer 18:30 Son processus créatif 23:00 Elle explique comment elle s’y est prise pour monter sa marque, elle partage son expérience au sein de IFM entrepreneur, son pourquoi, son caractère, son mentor Patricia Lerat 36:30 Son business plan, sa cliente, le designer apartment, la production, le calendrier de la mode, sa communauté 48:00 comment elle s’organise, Les Ateliers de Paris, le financement, sa vision 58:00 Comment elle gère ses moments de doute 01:03 Elle raconte comment elle a fait la couverture du Volume 3 de Scott Schuman KEY LEARNINGS Quand on n'apprend plus il faut partir. Quand tu as l'impression de pas avoir le temps de faire une pause c'est la qu'il faut faire une pause. Rei Kawakubo a dit d’elle même qu’elle n’est pas une artiste mais une business women. Si tu n’est pas une business women en tant que créateur tu auras quelqu’un à tes côtés pour te limiter. Autant te limiter toi même. RÉFÉRENCES DANS L'EPISODE Lutz Huelle: https://www.lutzhuelle.com Michael Kors : www.michaelkors.fr Back strap weaving au Perou: https://threadsofperu.com/pages/backstrap-weaving-in-peru IFM Entrepreneurs: http://www.ifm-paris.com/fr/enseignement-mode/ifm/ifm-start/presentation.html Designers Apartment : https://fhcm.paris/fr/les-marques-emergentes/designers-apartment Les Ateliers de Paris: www.ateliersdeparis.com Rei Kawakubo: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rei_Kawakubo Adrian Joffe: https://www.businessoffashion.com/community/people/adrian-joffe Sacaï: http://www.sacai.jp/ Scott Shuman - Volume 3 - https://www.amazon.fr/Sartorialist-X-3/dp/0141980176

There are some people who work in fashion that you could just listen to for hours. Their knowledge about the industry, both institutional and anecdotal make them treasured sources of information and education. And if there is one person working in fashion today who does this, pretty much better than anyone else its Stephen Jones. Stephen has been a milliner for 40 years and during that time he has become the go to hat maker for…well…just about everyone. From fashion designers and celebrities to rockstars and royalty, Stephen has created the finishing touch for thousands and thousands of outfits. Clients include everyone from Boy George, Mick Jagger and Madonna, to Beyoncé, Victoria Beckham and Rihanna. Not to mention all the royals who have donned one of his designs including Diana, Princess of Wales. But it is via his numerous collaboration with fashion designers that Stephen has been able to let his creative imagination really run wild. The hats he crafted for John Galliano during his Dior years, the headgear he has created for Thom Browne and headpieces he has concocted for Rei Kawakubo to complete her Comme des Garçons collections are the stuff of legends. They are often gravity defying designs that are objet d’art in their own right. Stephen’s talents have been recognized by Her Royal Highness, Queen Elisabeth II. She bestowed on him an OBE for his services to fashion, and his work has been the subject of fashion exhibitions around the world. But as extraordinary as all his hats are, Stephen himself has a very distinctive look. Yes he is always dapperly dressed, but it’s his balled head, which he started shaving back in the 1980s, that makes him instantly recognizable in a fashion crowd. Stephen decided to make this dramatic choice when he discovered that his head was the perfect stock size, which instantly made it easy to test out all of his hats…on himself. Getting to chat with Stephen about his life’s work as a milliner was such a treat for me. And I know you will be tipping your hat to him too by the end of this podcast.

Welcome to What's The Matter With Me? Podcast Episode 22, "Gallons, Untied Shoes, Commes des garcons/Rei Kawakubo, Surplus Store Shopping" In this episode: New hot sauce size -- Disaster: Shoes came untied -- Changes in disability is like wearing Rei Kawakubo/Commes des garcons clothes -- A good time shopping at the surplus store New hot sauce size Hoppin Hot Sauce now comes in gallons, for my foodservice clients.  It's so they can re-use bottles. Disaster: Shoes came untied My shoes came untied durinf my radio show and my cohost untied them.  He was older than me, and it was thought provoking. Changes in disability is like wearing Rei Kawakubo/Commes des garcons clothes It's ungainly and strange; people look at you funny.  No one, including myself, knows quite what to do.  I read some commentary about the avant-garde fashion designer Rei Kawakubo and I found commonality with my experience as a disabled person. A good time shopping at the surplus store I went shopping with my family at the surplus store.  We got a lot of things that we needed, it wasn't too difficult.  My family helped me a lot.

Stephen Jones is the most extraordinary, the most famous, and the most marvellous milliner working in fashion today. This interview took place at the National Gallery of Victoria on the eve of the opening of the exhibition, THE HOUSE OF DIOR: SEVENTY YEARS OF HAUTE COUTURE. During John Galliano’s tenure at Dior in particular, from 1996 to 2011, Stephen made some of the house's most jaw-droppingly fabulous hats. Stephen also designed hats and headpieces for the designers who came after Galliano at Dior: for Raf Simons and now for Maria Grazia Chiuri. He’s collaborated with pretty much every other iconic fashion you can think of too, from Vivienne Westwood and Rei Kawakubo to Jean Paul Gaultier and Louis Vuitton. He's made hats for Lady Gaga and Rihanna, curated exhibitions of hats and written books on them. In terms of the sustainable and ethical fashion conversation, this story is all about fashion as high art and the celebration of the hand-made. No mass production here. But it's not just his own hats that fascinate Stephen Jones. He's a font of knowledge on the history of millinery, and its role in fashion and culture.  In this Episode, we touch on those things, and so much more. We talk the importance of Christian Dior and his New Look, and of the London club scene and the New Romantics that were so integral to forming Stephen’s taste. And we talk about Marie Antoinette, Anna Piaggi and Princess Di, because they were all major hats fans. And you will be too after listening to this! The WARDROBE CRISIS show notes unpack the issues addressed in each Episode. And there are some amazing pics this week. Head over to www.clarepress.com/ to check it out. Music is by Montaigne http://www.montaignemusic.com.au/ Enjoying the show? Please leave a review in iTunes. It helps other people find us.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dana sits down with Francesca Granata to talk about her book Experimental Fashion: Performance Art, Carnival and the Grotesque Body. They discuss designers like Rei Kawakubo of Comme des, Garçons, unpack Mikhail Bakhtin's theory on the grotesque, and analyze Leigh Bowery's and Lady Gaga's unique costumes. Currently, Granta is the Director of the MA Fashion Studies and Assistant Professor in the School of Art and Design History and Theory at Parsons School of Design.  You can find Experimental Fashion: Performance Art, Carnival and the Grotesque Body wherever books are sold.  Visit us below for images and fashion: www.unravelpodcast.com Instagram: @unravelpodcast Twitter: @unravelpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/unravelpodcast/

It's Met Gala Monday! You've heard of the exclusive event but do you know exactly what it is? I'm breaking down the history and purpose behind fashion's most important night and giving some background info about Rei Kawakubo, the Comme des Garcons designer being honored this year.  Listen on iTunes, Soundcloud, Acast or Stitcher. If you're live tweeting the show please use #PoisednPolished and/or tag @PoisedPodcast.

Françoise Hardy (1944-) tog i början av 60-talet världen med storm genom sin sång, och sin stil. Med sitt till synes nonchalant självklara sätt att bära både byxdressar och bikerjackor - och på sin höjd måla eyeliner - kom hon att bli en sorts prototyp till det fascinerande fenomen som sedan dess ofta beskrivs som: parisiskt chic. Intresset minskade inte direkt av att hon komponerade sina egna låtar och redan som sjuttonåring fick en dunderhit med Tous les garçons et les filles. En låt som för övrigt fick designern Rei Kawakubo att kalla sitt nystartade modeföretag för Comme des Garçons. Yé yé! Mer om Françoise Hardy berättar vi i veckans STIL. Det stod tidigt klart att Françoise Hardy inte var som andra unga kvinnliga artister som bar söta klänningar och rosa läppstift. Hon hade långt hår och lugg och sjöng om hur andra fanns lyckan, men inte hon. Under sitt första tv-framträdande bar hon en V-ringad tröja ut och in, ”bara för skojs skull”, som hon sade. Hon blev en sensation. Hennes debutsingel sålde i över två miljoner exemplar och dåtidens rockstjärnor nästan slog knut på sig själva för att få träffa henne. Under en spelning i Paris gick Bob Dylan av scenen och vägrade gå på igen om han inte fick träffa henne backstage. Sann story! Men Françoise Hardy imponerades inte. Inte heller av att tidens nya modeskapare som Paco Rabanne och Courrèges kastade kläder efter henne. Françoise Hardy bar förvisso gärna moderiktiga plagg, men hävdade alltid att hon var mer intresserad av att ”göda sin hjärna, än att klä sin kropp”. Kanske inte så konstig att hon blev kompis årets Nobelpristagare i litteratur, Patrick Modiano. Han skrev låttexter till henne, dessutom. I veckans program har vi pratat med den i Paris deltidsboende Karina Ericsson Wärn, journalist och chefscurator för design på Kulturhuset Stadsteatern i Stockholm, om hur det kommer sig att den parisiska kvinnan fortfarande bär på en så stark attraktionskraft, både stilmässigt och kulturellt. Inte minst märks det i de senaste årens bokutgivning där man hittar en uppsjö av böcker med titlar som: Parisian chic, How to dress like a french woman, How to dress like a cool french mom, Aging beautifully like those chic french women, Frenchwomen's secrets for timeless beauty, style and substance och – French women don't get fat. Ja, ni fattar galoppen.  Vi har också fått en exklusiv intervju med artisten Lisa Ekdahl, som har stor erfarenhet av en fransk publik. Hur skiljer den sig egentligen från den svenska? Gör den det? Det får vi höra. Françoise Hardy har aldrig slutat att göra musik, eller att ge ut skivor. Men hon har också odlat ett annat intresse vid sidan av sin musikaliska karriär – astrologi. Men när började egentligen horoskop dyka upp i dags- och veckotidningar – och vad är de bra för, egentligen? Det undersöker vi också.  Veckans gäst är den i Paris bosatte journalisten Magnus Falkehed.