Guests - Season 1
Ganaëlle Glume
Photographer
Elodie de Langlade
ex Hermès boutique Director
Brigitte Kessel
Style and personality
Roseline d'Oreye
Illustrator and designe
Alexandra Tassoul
Sexologist Psychologist
Photographer is the official name tag found on the door of her universe.
But if she became one, it was by looking at what was pretty in the ordinary. It was subsequently that she was asked to look at certain artists, certain current figures, certain places, certain collections and to present them as she liked to remember them.
Ganaëlle is also a blogger from the start. A universe that was born with her motherhood and grew with her. She's what people like to call a micro influencer... but when we ask her what she does for a living, she just says, she's a mom, a jack of all trades, and she loves people... it's a good start.
Ganaëlle's got it! *
Spontaneously, on a random day, Ganaëlle chose to offer a silk square to her baby daughter.
Ganaëlle's choice
Clothing transforms lives, adorns destinies, precedes success, creates rebirths. She created the Style and Personality method by combining fashion to give it meaning, and personal development to give it beauty.
Clothing, body and personality.
Brigitte Kessel makes us discover the astonishing and magical links between the body, the clothing that adorns it and the personality that it reveals. Thanks to this alignment between the interior and exterior of our being, we enter into a relationship with the external world in coherence with our deep identity.
Re-enchant your wardrobe and give it more awareness; here is Brigitte’s promise.
Typologies, colours and seasons.
Do you know your typology? Did you know it can change over time? Brigitte helps us understand the colour harmonies that correspond to our personality in order to make us more consistent with our deep nature.
Brightening your complexion through your wardrobe is a fabulous opportunity to feel good about yourself, through your clothes.
Shapes and the four structures.
The shapes of our bodies interact with the shapes of our clothes; it is obvious. In this podcast, Brigitte Kessel shows us the different ways to create harmony between our physical structure and that of our outfits. Banana, pear, apple? Square, triangle, line, circle?...
This podcast will help you understand the shapes that highlight yours.
Clothing, life through the ages and historic eras.
Life is a wonderful adventure in which our bodies continue to evolve with events, our needs and reality in perpetual motion. Our wardrobes reflect these changes. However, transformation is not always easy to integrate.
Discover how Brigitte Kessel invites us to harmonize our outfits with the perpetual changes in our identities.
Through Brigitte's vision and her "360°" look, we discover how the accessory - “which is much more than just a small piece of clothing” - can become the determining element of our outfit by giving it a strong identity and a resolute balance.
And if the accessory was the key to giving all its power to our look, as much as our personal confidence? ...
Like sounds, colors each have their own physical vibration which, perceived by our eyes, will offer our senses a different energy.
In this podcast, we delve deeper into the question of colours (including
black and white) to better enter into the wealth of what they convey
and the messages they transmit beyond our consciousness.
With Brigitte Kessel let’s see how colours interact vibrationally
with ourselves and our environment.
Patterns: how to harminise them?
Mixing colors and shapes, patterns have the particularity of offering a rhythm to an outfit, as well as a visual catch. Mixed together for a colourful association or worked by touch on a united whole, patterns - like music - soothe or energize.
In this new episode, Brigitte tells us how she works on patterns and
advises them to her clients. As with colours and shapes, finding the
types of patterns that match our personality will allow us to
express ourselves better.
With Brigitte Kessel, we have already discussed the importance of the colors and shapes of our outfits, to choose according to the color of our skin, our hair, our eyes, but also the shapes of our body, our face and of course our personality, to feel consistent with our clothes, and thus, to assert our identity.
In this podcast we explore the question of makeup and hairstyle, as
a final touch, to stay in line with our natural shapes and colors.
We will also see that the accessories close to our face have
all their importance in creating harmony with who we are.
One's personality and place in the world.
More than ever, we live in a time where self-expression has become a priority for many of us.
In this new podcast with Brigitte Kessel, we explore this subject which she has made the
heart of of her activity. We discover what, in her personal journey, pushed her to do
“the expression of her personality” the basis of her work and her motivation
to push her clients to become more themselves.
Taking one's place in the world, isn't that also a
way to increase your own self-esteem?
Alexandra is a psychologist and sexologist.
Aware that Love makes the world go round, she also knows that sexuality is part of it. So that it is experienced with respect for oneself and one's partner, Alexandra has made it the heart of her profession.
Restoring the esteem of her patients and the people she supports has become her mission. She works in particular within the Academy of Arts of Love, created by Julie du Chemin and Pascal de Sutter.
But above all, her passion is to help people shine and create a life full of confidence and love.
By thoroughly observing our thoughts, we will notice that lack of self-love manifests itself in all kinds of situations. Far from being a concept, love is above all a bond that we have with ourselves, the world and others around us.
“You love your neighbour like you love yourself.”
Alexandra helps us discover the steps and ways to restore self-love through, in particular, the love of others and the reflection that they offer us to discover. She shares her personal and professional experience with us in this tender podcast.
"I am touched..."
This meaningful expression awakens the desire for contact and connection, so important within a couple. With Alexandra we explore, in this episode, the parts of our bodies most sensitive to touch and romantic pleasure.
We also discover how to make the silk square an object particularly conducive to play and shared sensuality. Happy listening!
"Being confident in one's own skin".
Self-confidence is an inner attitude that naturally radiates outwards. But the opposite is also true: it is by working on your appearance that you also influence
the relationship you have with yourself.
And since clothing plays a part in it, let's explore with
Alexandra this meeting of oneself with oneself,
facing the world around you.
In this podcast, she shares her personal and
professional experiences, in order to strengthen the love of oneself,
through an approach both internal and external.
Élodie is the former director of the Hermès boutique in the City of London, where she notably organized silk square tying workshops for her clients. Needless to say, we are dealing with a specialist in this field!
If today, Élodie has returned to Brussels, where she is responsible for a sales room with her husband, she has ultimately not changed path that much, since she is specialized (within her team) in exceptional fashion accessories (bags, silk squares and small leather goods).
Besides, her passion for silk scarves is contagious, so be careful; you will not come out of this podcast unscathed! Seeing her handle and tie silk scarves, we discover that we can do (almost) anything with this essential accessory.
If we had to give her a nickname, we'd call her the "MacGyver of the silk scarf"!
We discover why Élodie considers this accessory to be an essential part of her wardrobe and to what extent the square allows her to complete all her outfits.
In addition, Élodie also makes us discover that we can also accessorize
our silk squares! Because, yes, accessories match perfectly together;
had you thought about it?
Without delay, let’s dive into this specialist’s bag of tricks "du Carré", which
is full of creative ideas for inventing a renewed and unique personal style
for every day.
The art of tying one's silk scarf.
With a simple silk square, it is fascinating to discover the number of variations that exist for wearing this timeless fashion accessory.
Whether you start by folding it into a rectangle, a triangle or a strip; whether you choose to wear it in your hair, around your neck, in a bustier or at your waist; that you combine it with other accessories; the square becomes clothing, bag, belt, scarf, etc.
Depending on the knots you choose, different areas of color and pattern appear, sometimes giving the impression that it is a completely different accessory.
However, one constant remains: the unrivaled softness of silk.
Roseline d'Oreye is an illustrator, trained at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Saint-Luc in Liège.
For several years, she combined her job as an illustrator (children's and adult books + commissioned work) with a teaching career. At the same time, she also trained in various art therapy techniques and so-called “energetic” therapies (EFT, TAT, Logosynthesis, family constellations, etc.)
Curious by nature and tirelessly amazed, Roseline has always loved traveling. Accompanied by her drawing materials, through her travel diaries, she has developed a personal language in which she immortalizes on paper the ephemerality of moments which are already transformed into memories, as soon as they take shape under her fingers.
By discovering the silk scarf, Roseline found an infinite field of creative expression, the great richness of which is to be an object as much useful as "benevolent", since silk - in addition to being soft - is good for the skin.
At the origin of all passion, lies an urgency, a madness, a burning love.
If Roseline's passion for the silk scarf was revealed late in life, the discovery was only more vivid and more intense. However, the relationship with this emblematic scarf was only built gradually. Love at first sight didn't happen from the first moment.
How did Roseline discover the silk square and how are her creations constructed? What was her first design and why did she make it?
At Elodie de Maleingreau's listening, Roseline answers more general questions, others more intimate...
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Elodie de Maleingreau continues to question Roseline to learn more about the themes she has developed so far and the way in which she guides her choices.
We also discuss, in this podcast, the products from our collections.
This is the ideal podcast to learn more about the behind the scenes of creation.
