Sunday Night Live with Laure Guilbault Laure Guilbault

I was delighted to have Mathilde Favier as a guest on the show. Mathilde is the head of public relations at Dior couture. She just published a book. It's titled "Mathilde à Paris" in French, "Living beautifully" in English. There were many questions from the audience during the show. We spoke about the evolution of public relations, celebrity marketing, her favorite cheese shop in Paris plus Mathilde shared some pearls of wisdom. Enjoy the episode! Just a heads up, this one is in French. 

Ben Clymer, the founder and executive chairman of Hodinkee, the site for watch aficionados, was my guest on Sunday April 21. (For the occasion, he was wearing  a G-Shock that he designed.) I sat next to Ben at a dinner in Geneva on the eve of the Watches & Wonders fair. He had a packed week coming up but was nonetheless very relaxed, fun and witty. I invited him to the show and am very happy that he agreed to participate. We spoke about how he started blogging back in 2008, built a community and nailed the mix editorial content/community/retail. 

On March 17, my guest was Dave Ryding, the British Alpine ski champion and Fusalp ambassador. What a journey from the dry slopes of England to defying the odds by being the oldest world cup champion, always stylish on the slopes. "The better you look, the better you feel, the faster you go," Dave said.  

On February 11 my guest was Michel Gaubert, the mastermind behind fashion show soundtracks. I have great admiration for Michel. He spoke about his childhood in Bougival. When I told him : "everyone's asked you about the palace era, but I want to know what happened before the palace." He replied: "Yes, because I was not born on the dance floor." And yet one can wonder!
 

On March 24, my guest on Sunday Night Live was Enzo Lefort. Enzo is a French fencer who is part of Team France for the Paris Olympics. He is also a LVMH and Louis Vuitton ambassador for the Games. He is multi-hyphenate: athlete, photographer, podcaster, fashion lover. "I like that people can't put me in a box," he said. Just a heads-up, this episode is in French. 

On March 17, Sarah Andelman invited me to record my podcast live from Le Bon Marché, as part of the book-themed exhibition she curated for the department store! My guest was the former journalist, yoga teacher and author Lili Barbery. How special to host one of my Sunday Night Live conversations in the bookshop area of Le Bon Marché, with a multitalented guest! Thanks to all the attendees who turned up on a rainy Sunday. This episode is in French.