Inside Michèle Lamy's World: Fashion, Art, and Design Insights MINDED Podcast
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Join us for an inspiring episode of the MINDED podcast,, as we sit down with the iconic Michèle Lamy. Known for her boundless energy and profound influence on Rick Owens’ universe, Michèle shares her captivating journey through the worlds of fashion, design, and art.
In this episode, Michèle reflects on a year of global design endeavors, discover the enchanting history of her Napoleon-era Parisian building, transformed from a long-abandoned Socialist Party headquarters into a creative haven.
Michèle's storytelling is mesmerizing, offering a glimpse into her upbringing in Jura, her spontaneous approach to creativity, and the organic emergence of ideas. She reveals her philosophy: "We don't buy, we make," highlighting her commitment to artisanal craftsmanship and unique design.
Amidst discussions on destiny, creativity, and hope for the future, Michèle also shares her recommendations, including the works of Etel Adnan, and suggests inviting Sheikha Al Mayassa from Qatar to the podcast.
Don't miss this episode filled with inspiring insights, stories of resilience, and Michèle's unwavering optimism. Subscribe, like, and share to join us in celebrating the remarkable journey of Michèle Lamy!
00:00 Introduction and Setting
03:05 Energy and Charisma
06:19 The History of Michelle's House
09:41 Having Goals and Going with the Flow
13:57 Working with Artisans and Designers
21:48 The Philosophy of Making Things
24:15 The Personal Stories Behind Michelle's Work
25:13 The Influence of Jean Chamberlain
26:41 The Importance of Storytelling
27:35 Observing the Design World and Being Hopeful
28:31 The Excitement of Architecture and Future Plans
29:58 The Question That Has Never Been Asked
30:29 The Importance of Human Connections
31:56 Navigating Difficult Times and Uncertainty
34:16 Michelle's Hope for the Future
37:59 Book Recommendation: Etel Adnan
39:40 Movie Recommendation: Jean-Luc Godard
40:57 Guest Recommendation: Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani
41:50 Closing Remarks and Future Plans
Join us for an inspiring episode of the MINDED podcast,, as we sit down with the iconic Michèle Lamy. Known for her boundless energy and profound influence on Rick Owens’ universe, Michèle shares her captivating journey through the worlds of fashion, design, and art.
In this episode, Michèle reflects on a year of global design endeavors, discover the enchanting history of her Napoleon-era Parisian building, transformed from a long-abandoned Socialist Party headquarters into a creative haven.
Michèle's storytelling is mesmerizing, offering a glimpse into her upbringing in Jura, her spontaneous approach to creativity, and the organic emergence of ideas. She reveals her philosophy: "We don't buy, we make," highlighting her commitment to artisanal craftsmanship and unique design.
Amidst discussions on destiny, creativity, and hope for the future, Michèle also shares her recommendations, including the works of Etel Adnan, and suggests inviting Sheikha Al Mayassa from Qatar to the podcast.
Don't miss this episode filled with inspiring insights, stories of resilience, and Michèle's unwavering optimism. Subscribe, like, and share to join us in celebrating the remarkable journey of Michèle Lamy!
00:00 Introduction and Setting
03:05 Energy and Charisma
06:19 The History of Michelle's House
09:41 Having Goals and Going with the Flow
13:57 Working with Artisans and Designers
21:48 The Philosophy of Making Things
24:15 The Personal Stories Behind Michelle's Work
25:13 The Influence of Jean Chamberlain
26:41 The Importance of Storytelling
27:35 Observing the Design World and Being Hopeful
28:31 The Excitement of Architecture and Future Plans
29:58 The Question That Has Never Been Asked
30:29 The Importance of Human Connections
31:56 Navigating Difficult Times and Uncertainty
34:16 Michelle's Hope for the Future
37:59 Book Recommendation: Etel Adnan
39:40 Movie Recommendation: Jean-Luc Godard
40:57 Guest Recommendation: Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani
41:50 Closing Remarks and Future Plans