Architect Sir David Adjaye, whose groundbreaking projects include the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC connects with Anifa Mvuemba, the fashion designer and founder behind women?s clothing line, Hanifa. The conversation was led by critic and curator Aric Chen. They talk about the innovation that can spring from plans gone awry, the creative explosion that could occur through the building of a more just world, and reimagining museums for the continent of Africa.

Revivez la première édition des « Rendez-vous littéraires rue Cambon », au cours de laquelle Charlotte Casiraghi, ambassadrice et porte-parole de la Maison, et l?écrivaine française Sarah Chiche dressent le portrait de Lou Andreas-Salomé au travers de son ?uvre, accompagnées de l?historienne de la littérature Fanny Aram

Actress Keira Knightley connects with Lulu Wang, writer and director of the critically-acclaimed movie ?The Farewell?. The conversation was led by producer and writer Diane Solway. They talk about growing up on screwball comedies, the need for strong women on both sides of the camera, second chances, testing moments, and much more. 

Amanda Harlech, creative consultant, writer, and long-time collaborator of John Galliano and Karl Lagerfeld, connects with Andrew Bolton, the Wendy Yu Curator in Charge at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum in New York City. The conversation was led by Tim Blanks, Editor-at-Large at The Business of Fashion. They talk about the changing context of fashion, unearthing forgotten stories and perspectives from fashion history, and much more. 

Garrett Bradley?s documentary ?Time? and Eliza Hittman?s drama ?Never Rarely Sometimes Always? both debuted in 2020 to huge critical acclaim during a time of great upheaval in the film world. The two innovative directors connect in a conversation led by Rajendra Roy, the Chief Film Curator at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. They talk about their drive to tell political stories in innovative ways, how everyday women navigate systems stacked against them, and much more.

Music producer, entrepreneur and fashion designer Pharrell Williams connects with Es Devlin, the artist and stage designer best known for her work with Beyoncé, Kanye West and The Weeknd. The conversation was led by CHANEL?s Global Head of Arts and Culture, Yana Peel. They talk about how technology is changing us, the need to elevate Black entrepreneurs, how creative expression evolves across generations, and much more.

Actress Tilda Swinton connects with her long-time friend and collaborator Edward Enninful, Editor in Chief of British Vogue and European editorial director of Vogue's European editions. The conversation was led by Nicholas Cullinan, Director of the National Portrait Gallery. They talk about the evolving culture of celebrity, making work that stands for something, acting as a form of portraiture, and much more.

Artist Arthur Jafa, winner of the Golden Lion at the 2019 Venice Biennale, connects with painter - and winner of the 2020 Rome Prize - Jennifer Packer. The conversation was led by Hans Ulrich Obrist, curator and Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries in London. They talk about what makes a work of art successful, the social, political and historical ways their work can be viewed, public and private mourning, and much more.

Choreographer Akram Khan connects with Tamara Rojo, the Artistic Director of English National Ballet and a lead principal dancer. The conversation was led by James Whiteside, principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre, who is also a choreographer, recording artist and drag queen. They talk about pushing the boundaries of dance through unexpected collaborations, how recent events may lead to new innovations in performance, contemplating a life after dance, and much more.

?From One Renaissance to Another? ? La embajadora de la Maison Penélope Cruz lee un extracto de un texto escrito por Fanny Arama sobre el Château de Chenonceau, que es a la vez la inspiración y el telón de fondo del desfile Métiers d?Art 2020/21 ?Le Château des Dames?.

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?From One Renaissance to Another? in English ? House ambassador Keira Knightley reads an extract from a text written by Fanny Arama about the Château de Chenonceau, that is both the inspiration and the backdrop of the ?Le Château des Dames? 2020/21 Métiers d?art show.

"Da un Rinascimento all'altro" in Italiano - l'Ambasciatrice della Maison Anna Mouglalis legge un estratto da un testo scritto da Fanny Arama a proposito dello Château de Chenonceau, fonte di ispirazione e cornice della sfilata ?Le Château des Dames? Métiers d?art 2020/21.

« D?une Renaissance à l?autre » en Français ? l?ambassadrice de la Maison Anna Mouglalis lit un extrait du texte de Fanny Arama à propos du Château de Chenonceau, à la fois inspiration et lieu du défilé Métiers d?art 2020/21 « Le Château des Dames ».

Film-maker Sofia Coppola has strong ties with both Chanel and Japan. She is perhaps best known for her Tokyo-based 2003 film ?Lost In Translation? in which Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson befriend each other as they find themselves lost and lonely in the Japanese capital. As Coppola tells Monocle?s Tyle Brûlé, her relationship with Chanel began when she was 15, during a summer internship in Paris.

Musician and producer Pharrell Williams concludes our series of interviews at Chanel's Mademoiselle Privé Tokyo exhibition. He reveals his fascination with great ideas to Monocle?s editor-in-chief, Tyler Brûlé, and explains why technology can never match the romance and power of a story told by artists and craftsmen.

Korean-American actress and DJ Soo Joo Park explains to Monocle?s editor-in-chief, Tyler Brûlé, how a multicultural upbringing and education helped her to master Chanel?s codes and her fascination when seeing them being revisited by Karl Lagerfeld and Virginie Viard season after season.

Tyler Brûlé meets Chanel?s fashion president as the finishing touches are put to Mademoiselle Privé Tokyo to discuss how Japan is entwined with the very beginnings of Chanel in Asia. As the exhibition opens, actress and model Ayami Nakajo talks to Brûlé about why she thinks there are such strong links between French and Japanese cultures.

Elle est l?une des sopranos les plus réputées au monde. Elle a excelle dans le Bel Canto avant d?accéder au rang de Diva grâce à Rossini. Dans un nouvel épisode du podcast 3.55 CHANEL à l?Opéra, la cantatrice sud-africaine Pretty Yende discute avec la journaliste et écrivaine Virginie Mouzat. Elle raconte le défi de chanter La Traviata pour la première fois dans l?adaptation de Simon Stone, ce que cela signifie d?être une chanteuse d?opéra noire aujourd?hui, et le soutien sans faille de sa #prettyarmy sur les réseaux sociaux.

Dans ce premier épisode du podcast 3.55 CHANEL à l?Opéra, l?écrivaine et journaliste française Virginie Mouzat s?entretient avec le photographe, architecte et scénographe japonais, Hiroshi Sugimoto, à propos du concept de créativité. Comment passe-t-on de la photographie à la mise en scène ? À l?occasion de son premier ballet, il revient sur sa carrière artistique, raconte son rapport à la scène, l?impact de l?art minimal sur son travail, et la nécessité d?avoir vécu pour devenir un artiste.

In a new episode of the 3.55 podcast CHANEL at the Opera, prima ballerina Léonore Baulac tells French journalist and writer Virginie Mouzat about her journey to soar to the top of her profession. She talks about her relation to American choreographer William Forsythe and her taste for teaching.

Since he entered the Ballet corps at the Opéra national de Paris, it only took him eight years to reach the highest level a ballet dancer could dream of. In a new episode of the 3.55 podcast CHANEL at the Opera, principal dancer Germain Louvet tells journalist and writer Virginie Mouzat about his relation to dance and the Palais Garnier. He talks about the French style in classical ballet, his admiration for the Russian dancer and choreographer Rudolf Nureyev, and life after ballet.

She is one of the most brilliant opera singers of her generation. She mastered the Bel Canto before being dubbed a diva after she sang Rossini. In a new episode of the 3.55 podcast CHANEL at the Opera, the South-African opera singer Pretty Yende talks with French journalist and writer Virginie Mouzat. She tells the challenges of singing La Traviata for the first time in Simon Stone?s adaptation, what it means to be a black opera singer today, and the unfailing support of her #prettyarmy on social media.

Depuis qu?il a intégré le Corps de ballet de l?Opéra national de Paris, il ne lui a fallu que huit ans pour accéder au grade suprême pour les danseurs français. Dans un nouvel épisode du podcast 3.55 CHANEL à l?Opéra, le danseur étoile Germain Louvet discute avec la journaliste et écrivaine Virginie Mouzat de son rapport à la danse et au Palais Garnier. Il parle du style français dans le ballet classique, de son admiration pour le danseur et chorégraphe russe Rudolf Noureev et de la vie après la danse.

In this first episode of the 3.55 podcast CHANEL at the Opera, French writer and journalist Virginie Mouzat talks to Japanese photographer, architect and stage designer Hiroshi Sugimoto about the concept of creativity. How does an artist evolve from photography to directing a ballet? On the occasion of his first ballet, he tells about his artistic career, his experience in No theatre, the impact of minimalism in his work and the necessity of having lived in order to become an artist.

Dans un nouvel épisode de 3.55 CHANEL à l?Opéra, la danseuse étoile Léonore Baulac raconte à la journaliste et écrivaine Virginie Mouzat son parcours pour se hisser au sommet du ballet classique. Elle parle de son rapport au chorégraphe américain William Forsythe et de son goût pour la transmission. 

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In this episode of the 3.55 'CHANEL in Seoul' podcast, Caroline de Maigret shares her vision on style and how her activities as model, music producer and writer all fit together and feed her inspiration and creativity.

As a CHANEL's ambassadress, she also tells her behind story with Karl Lagerfeld and Virginie Viard, and explains the life-style aesthetics she suggests on CdM Diary in collaboration with CHANEL.

In this episode of the 3.55 'CHANEL in Seoul' podcast, Kristen Stewart, actress, director and CHANEL's ambassadress evokes her memories with Karl Lagerfeld and shares her feelings about the Paris-New York 2018/19 Métiers d'art show in Seoul.

Kristen discusses her creative expression as an actress and director, elaborates on the inspiration of various cities, including Seoul, Paris and New York, and the reasons why making art is so important.

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Dans cet épisode du Podcast 3.55 Les premières fois à Cannes, Lukas Dhont nous raconte son expérience en tant que membre du jury d?Un certain Regard. L?année dernière, son nom était sur toutes les lèvres pour son premier film ?Girl?. Ce long-métrage sensible et gracieux avait obtenu La caméra d?Or. Il raconte au micro d'Audrey Diwan le tremplin extraordinaire qu?a représenté pour lui cette expérience cannoise.

In this episode of the 3.55 ?Les Premières fois? in Cannes podcast, Lukas Dhont tells us about his experience as a jury member of ?Un Certain Regard?. Last year, he was the talk of the town for his first movie ?Girl?, winning the Golden Camera. Sharing with Audrey Diwan, he recounts the extraordinary stepping-stone his Cannes experience has presented for him.

Dans cet épisode du Podcast 3.55 Les premières fois à Cannes, Chlöe Sevigny, actrice américaine attirée par des rôles iconoclastes et sulfureux, revisite au micro d'Audrey Diwan ses souvenirs de Festival depuis son premier passage sur la Croisette en 1995. Conjuguant style et talent, chacune de ses apparitions flirte avec la performance artistique.

In this episode of the 3.55 ?Les Premières fois? in Cannes podcast, the American actress Chlöe Sevigny, renowned for her iconoclastic and powerful roles, revisits with Audrey Diwan her memories of the festival since her first time on the Croisette in 1995. Combining style and talent, her appearances flirt with artistic performances.

Dans cet épisode du Podcast 3.55 Les premières fois à Cannes, la jeune actrice d?origine autrichienne, Valérie Pachner, nous raconte son intronisation sur la scène internationale. Elle incarne le rôle principal dans ?Une vie cachée?, le dernier opus du réalisateur Terrence Malik. Elle arrive à Cannes parrainée par l?un des réalisateurs les plus prisés du festival ayant reçu en 2011 la Palme d?or pour ?Tree of life?. Elle se confie aujourd?hui au micro d'Audrey Diwan sur les émotions qu?éveille en elle cette toute première fois.

In this episode of the 3.55 ?Les Premières fois? in Cannes podcast, the young Austrian actress Valérie Pachner tells Audrey Diwan about her official introduction to the international movie scene. She takes on the leading role in ?A Hidden Life?, Terrence Malik?s latest work. She arrived in Cannes supported by one of the most renowned directors of the festival, having received the Palme d?Or in 2011 for ?The Tree of Life?. In this podcast, she shares the emotions awakened within by her first time at Cannes Film Festival.

Dans cet épisode du Podcast 3.55 Les Premières fois à Cannes, Margot Robbie, jeune actrice et productrice américaine mais aussi femme engagée perpétuellement en quête de rôles puissants, parle au micro d'Audrey Diwan de sa première montée des marches pour ?Once Upon a Time ? In Hollywood? de Quentin Tarantino. Elle partage ses premières impressions, les émotions qui ont accompagné ce moment unique.

In this episode of the 3.55 ?Les Premières fois? in Cannes podcast, Margot Robbie, the American actress, producer and activist, perpetually in search of powerful roles, shares with Audrey Diwan her first impressions of the unforgettable ascent on the red carpet stairs for ?Once Upon a Time? In Hollywood? by Quentin Tarantino.

In this first episode of the 3.55 ?Les Premières fois? in Cannes podcast, the House ambassador Marion Cotillard tells Audrey Diwan about her first Cannes Film Festival experience. She walked up the red steps with the most renowned directors in the movie industry, and learned, with time, to tame this special exercise.

Dans ce premier épisode du Podcast 3.55 Les Premières fois à Cannes, Marion Cotillard, ambassadrice de la Maison Chanel revient au micro d'Audrey Diwan sur ses premiers pas au Festival de Cannes. Grande habituée des marches qu?elles a montées avec les plus grands, elle a, avec le temps, apprivoisé cet exercice particulier.

Recorded in Paris by Tyler Brûlé, this final episode of the series features House ambassador Pharrell Williams. Ahead of the reveal of his capsule collection with CHANEL, the musician recalls his own journey with the House: his first memories and the ongoing creative conversation that led him to design the collection.

The ?Métier Class by CHANEL? podcast series is an invitation to discover behind-the-scenes of CHANEL?s creation through conversations with Karl Lagerfeld, Bruno Pavlovsky, president of CHANEL Fashion, and friends of the House Pharrell Williams and Amanda Harlech.

In this third episode of the series, Tyler Brûlé meets Amanda Harlech at 31 rue Cambon in Paris, the birthplace of CHANEL Haute Couture. "Karl Lagefeld's outside pair of eyes" and creative consultant shares her vision of Haute Couture as well as how to convey its experience in a digital era through films and exhibitions.

The ?Métier Class by CHANEL? podcast series is an invitation to discover behind-the-scenes of CHANEL?s creation through conversations with Karl Lagerfeld, Bruno Pavlovsky, president of CHANEL Fashion, and friends of the House Pharrell Williams and Amanda Harlech.

The morning after the Métiers d?art show in New York, Tyler Brûlé travelled Uptown to discuss the contribution of the Métiers d?art to creation, craftsmanship and innovation at CHANEL with Bruno Pavlovsky, president of CHANEL Fashion. In the second episode of this series of podcasts in collaboration with Monocle, the two protagonists touch on the importance of local relevance, the role of well-executed retail and his two decades at CHANEL.

The ?Métier Class by CHANEL? podcast series is an invitation to discover behind-the-scenes of CHANEL?s creation through conversations with Karl Lagerfeld, Bruno Pavlovsky, president of CHANEL Fashion, and friends of the House Pharrell Williams and Amanda Harlech.

Recorded in December at the Métiers d'art show in New York, the first episode of this new series of podcasts in collaboration with Monocle magazine and Tyler Brûlé features Karl Lagerfeld who through his extraordinary creativity, his enlightened mind and his inspiration has reinvented CHANEL. 

The ?Métier Class by CHANEL? podcast series is an invitation to discover behind-the-scenes of CHANEL?s creation through conversations with Bruno Pavlovsky, CHANEL president of Fashion activities and friends of the House Pharrell Williams and Amanda Harlech.