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Fashion Your Seatbelt

Jessica Michault
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  • 089: Burc Akyol: The Designer You Need to Know
    In the latest episode of the Fashion Your Seatbelt podcast, up and coming fashion designer Burc Akyol shares his unfiltered views on the fashion industry, his nascent signature brand and what it’s really like to work with Cardi B. There are some designers that feel like lighting in a bottle. Burc is without a doubt one of those. The poetic way he talks about fashion, his clear sense of self awareness and his raw honesty make him captivating to listen to and I could have easily spoken with him for hours. With roots in France and Turkey, and a foundation built in the ateliers of some of Paris’s most storied maisons, including Christian Dior and Balenciaga, Burc launched his namesake label in 2019 with a vision as bold as it is refined. His work speaks in a fluent, sensual language – fluid silhouettes, razor-sharp tailoring, and a near-couture level of craftsmanship. It's a wardrobe designed not for the faint of heart, but for those who want to stand elegantly apart. From his now-iconic tuxedo jeans to his sculptural bustiers, Burc brings a magnetic energy to everything he touches. His designs celebrate dualities: masculine and feminine, strength and vulnerability, structure and seduction. It’s no surprise his work has already found fans among fashion’s most daring tastemakers like Cardi B, Cate Blanchett, Kendall Jenner, and Gabrielle Union. But beyond the silhouettes and the styling, there’s a deeper conviction behind the brand – one of sustainability, intentionality, and making garments that last beyond trends. A 2023 LVMH Prize finalist and this year’s winner of the Pierre Berger prize at the ANDAM awards, Burc isn’t just designing clothes; he’s crafting a new kind of bold elegance for a new generation. And fashion – quite frankly – is better for it.
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  • 088 Charlotte Chesnais: The Cool Girls Jewelry Designer
    In this episode, I speak with Charlotte Chesnais, a woman who has spent a decade creating jewelry coveted by cool girls around the world. This year, she is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of her signature brand and her 40th birthday. Major milestones for a woman who seems to take everything in stride and with a broad smile.In a landscape where jewelry often shouts for attention, designer Charlotte has built a brand that whispers refinement – but still turns every head in the room. Her pieces are instantly recognizable, not for their flash, but for their form: sculptural, fluid, and impossibly modern. Each design curves around the body… like it was always meant to be there.Charlotte began her career in the world of fashion, working under famed designer Nicolas Ghesquière during his time at Balenciaga, where she honed her eye for structure and developed her instinct for movement. But it was in launching her namesake label in 2015 that she truly came into her own. With collections that blur the line between accessory and art object, she’s redefined what jewelry can look like – and how it should feel.This is a woman who decided to start a family and start a business pretty much simultaneously. Found success early and didn’t take it for granted. She is frank, open, and honest, and that is reflected in the work that she creates. Pieces that become a part of you, of your everyday, and your always.With her third free-standing store about to open in Tokyo, the launch of a captivating new fine jewelry collection, and a clever new flatware collaboration with Christofle, Charlotte continues to expand her universe, inviting more women (and men) to embrace intentional adornment. A kind of luxury that speaks only to those who are truly paying attention.
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  • 087 Dima Ayad: The Dubai Designer Changing the Shape of Luxury
    Designer Dima Ayad is rewriting the conversation around Arab fashion, inclusivity, and the power of creative resilience.Born in Lebanon but raised in Dubai, she grew up within the rhythms of the city’s hospitality and luxury spaces. Her early career unfolded in PR and marketing roles at Jumeirah, Raffles, and Atlantis. Places where she learned not only about always going the extra mile and delivering more than what was asked for, but also the critical importance of storytelling and creating deep connections with customers. But fashion — that was personal. Frustrated by the scarcity of beautifully designed, size-inclusive clothing, she began sketching what she needed — pieces that would flatter, not constrain. With no formal training, she learned by doing. Her first collection, launched in 2011, sold out almost immediately — but the trajectory of her signature brand was never linear. She has even said that some collections were “diabolically bad.” But she admits that she has learned more from those missteps than from her biggest wins.Alongside building her namesake label, Dima founded DAC Communications in 2020 — a PR, marketing, and storytelling agency born to fill a gap in the market and nurtured through Dima’s unique vision. She’s now balancing dual identities: the dreamer who brings ideas to life through fabric, and the strategist who helps other brands speak their truths.In our conversation, we explore how Dima keeps inclusion at the core of her business – designing for all women, for diversity, for dignity. We talk about the stumbles along the way that sharpened her resolve and hear how she feels representing Dubai to the world, exploring both its contradictions and its promise. And finally, for those starting out, she gives great insights into the bravest things they can do for their businesses, and how to hold onto themselves and their singular vision as they grow.Dima Ayad’s story is one of elegance, grit, and radical inclusion.
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  • 086 Laure Guilbault: France’s Die Hard Fashion Journalist
    In this episode, I sit down with Laure Guilbault, the Paris Correspondent for Vogue Business. Laure is a diehard fashion journalist. She worked at WWD for five years, became Business of Fashion’s first Paris correspondent, and is now the Paris Correspondent for Vogue Business. She doesn’t just report on fashion – she dissects it. From the C-suites of luxury maisons to the atelier floors of emerging designers, her journalism captures the pulse of an industry in flux.Laure brings a uniquely European lens to her reporting – precise, considered, and always ahead of the curve. She understands not just the aesthetic ambitions of fashion, but the structural realities that shape its billion-dollar future.During the pandemic, she took her love of the industry to new heights when she launched her Sunday Night Live interviews on Instagram. Each Sunday at 6pm, she goes live on the platform to interview leaders and creatives in the fashion and luxury space. It has become a weekly rendez-vous for industry insiders looking for real, uncensored, and unedited conversations about the current state of play in a world that is constantly reinventing itself.In our conversation, we discuss the paradigm shift that fashion is in the midst of facing, how she honed her interview style, and who she has always dreamt of interviewing… and of course, whether or not she would recommend becoming a fashion journalist in the age of AI.
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  • 085 Lucien Pagès: The Man Shaping the Stories of Fashion
    In this episode, I sit down with Lucien Pagès, one of the fashion world’s most accomplished storytellers and the founder of the eponymous Lucien Pagès Communication, a prominent public relations agency in the luxury fashion and beauty industries.Cards on the table…I have known Lucien Pagès for decades. I have watched with joy as his unique mix of charm, creativity, and candor has manifested itself in public relations triumphs for hundreds of brands, including legendary labels such as Saint Laurent, Jacquemus, and Schiaparelli.Once quietly working behind the scenes, Lucien, who just celebrated his 50th birthday, has recently stepped a bit more into the spotlight. Inviting a wider audience into the magical world he works in. Paying it forward to future creatives looking to understand what it takes to authentically and powerfully craft stories that make a luxury brand irresistible.With nearly two decades of navigating the glamorous and ever-evolving world of fashion PR, in our conversation, he pulls back the velvet curtain on the raw truths behind his career, revealing his unfiltered thoughts on his growing TikTok fame, how he deals with different designer personalities, and what luxury really means today.We dive deep into the values, grit, and instincts that guide him. His decision to sell his company after 18 years of shaping fashion’s most iconic voices, and why this man, with the most infectious laugh in fashion, still has so many stories to tell.
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The Fashion Your Seatbelt podcast gives its listeners the rare opportunity to hear from some of the leading voices working in the fashion industry today. Each podcast is an exclusive one-to-one conversation with a creative who is crafting the future of fashion. Hosted by the renowned and award-winning fashion journalist Jessica Michault, this podcast is designed to take its audience directly to the heart of fashion and discover what makes it tick.
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