In this episode, we sit down with Franck Delpal, Director of the Mastère Spécialisé in Management of Fashion and Luxury at IFM and an expert in fashion economics. As the luxury sector enters a new industrial age, marked by consolidation across every level, from subcontractors and service providers to the major brands themselves, Franck Delpal breaks down the driving forces behind this shift. He explains why luxury giants are embracing vertical integration, and what this means for independent artisans, emerging designers, and the traditional values of craftsmanship. Finally, we discuss how this evolving landscape is redefining what luxury and craftsmanship mean, shaping the future of the industry.
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In this episode, we sit down with Franck Delpal, Director of the Mastère Spécialisé in Management of Fashion and Luxury at IFM and an expert in fashion economics. As the luxury sector enters a new industrial age, marked by consolidation across every level, from subcontractors and service providers to the major brands themselves, Franck Delpal breaks down the driving forces behind this shift. He explains why luxury giants are embracing vertical integration, and what this means for independent artisans, emerging designers, and the traditional values of craftsmanship. Finally, we discuss how this evolving landscape is redefining what luxury and craftsmanship mean, shaping the future of the industry.
Photographe, cinéaste, peintre, reporter, graphiste... : William Klein a été un créateur d'images sans cesse animé par une volonté d'expérimentation et de dépassement des codes établis, mais aussi des genres et des techniques. Son travail sur le monde de la mode, en particulier, témoigne d'une inventivité exceptionnelle. Qu'il filme des défilés de mode (Yves Saint Laurent, 1962, Jean-Paul Gaultier, 1986) ou qu’il s'inspire du monde de la mode pour faire du cinéma (« Qui êtes-vous Polly Maggoo ? », 1966), ce qui l’intéresse, c’est tout ce qui se passe autour du vêtement, du créateur et du mannequin : il invente le reportage dans les coulisses de la mode, s’intéresse aux petites mains et aux équipes qui rendent possible la présentation des collections. Il applique les techniques du reportage au milieu de la mode, avec des plans rapprochés sur les visages, par exemple. Il apporte un côté joyeux aux rituels traditionnels de la mode Il apporte un côté joyeux aux rituels traditionnels de la mode et, sans être un "photographe de mode" comme ont pu l'être Guy Bourdin ou Helmut Newton, il s’intéresse au vêtement comme témoignage d’une époque.
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In this episode, we sit down with Franck Delpal, Director of the Mastère Spécialisé in Management of Fashion and Luxury at IFM and an expert in fashion economics. As the luxury sector enters a new industrial age, marked by consolidation across every level, from subcontractors and service providers to the major brands themselves, Franck Delpal breaks down the driving forces behind this shift. He explains why luxury giants are embracing vertical integration, and what this means for independent artisans, emerging designers, and the traditional values of craftsmanship. Finally, we discuss how this evolving landscape is redefining what luxury and craftsmanship mean, shaping the future of the industry.
