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In this episode, we delve into Chanel’s next chapter with the appointment of Matthieu Blazy as Artistic Director, marking a bold new era for the iconic house. We also explore Fontainebleau Las Vegas’ evolution into a luxury destination with high-end boutiques like Alaïa, Bottega Veneta, and upcoming additions such as Rick Owens and Graff, redefining the intersection of hospitality and fashion. Small brands are making big moves, too, with Peter & James’ Butterfly Bag turning heads as a masterpiece of innovation and craftsmanship featured on Emily in paris. Meanwhile, Louis Vuitton reignites nostalgia with its Takashi Murakami collaboration revival, and Miss Sixty makes a fearless comeback through a partnership with avant-garde designer Mowalola. From creative transitions to brand revivals and the reinvention of retail experiences, this episode captures the industry's pulse. Don’t miss it!

Discover how Marc Jacobs transformed Louis Vuitton from a classic luggage brand into a global fashion powerhouse! From groundbreaking artist collaborations with Takashi Murakami to pushing boundaries with gender-fluid fashion, Marc Jacobs redefined luxury and set new trends. But his journey wasn’t without controversy—explore the highs, the scandals, and the visionary leadership that shaped modern fashion. Click to learn more about the designer who revolutionized Louis Vuitton and left an indelible mark on the fashion world.

Known for his deconstructed designs, like the iconic Tabi Boots, and groundbreaking use of recycled materials, Margiela redefined luxury. He pushed boundaries with the oversized silhouettes we've come to know and love. Hosting mysterious runway shows all while keeping his public persona under wraps, letting his work do the talking. His influence is everywhere, from The Row to Celine. Tune in to discover how Margiela changed Fashion.

More than just a designer, Donna Karan has become somewhat of a divisive figure in public opinion but her influence on modern womenswear is undeniable. A key pioneer of what we now know as "quiet luxury," Karan shaped how women approach their wardrobes with her practical and empowering designs. From Anne Klein to Donna Karan New York and the youthful DKNY, she championed innovation and practicality. Yet, her impact is complex. While she undeniably influenced modern womenswear and its empowering nature, her missteps, like defending Harvey Weinstein, cannot be ignored. Karan's career offers a stark reminder: even revolutionary figures cast shadows. As the brand looks to relaunch in a new direction this year we examine the history, legacy and influence of Donna Karan. You can listen to a more detailed episode on Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon.