Sunday Night Live with Laure Guilbault

I sat down with Jane Fonda at the Cannes Film Festival, the day after she took the stage at the Palais des Festivals alongside Gong Li, to declare the ceremony open. One of the festival’s highlights this year was the celebration honoring Jane Fonda for her 20th milestone anniversary as global ambassador for L'Oréal Paris. At 88, she reflects on becoming a L’Oréal Paris ambassador at the age of 68. She shares her insights on self-worth, as well as staying hopeful and active. I know, I know, this episode is short. I wish I’d had more time with Jane Fonda — but honestly, every minute with her is pure gold. Follow the podcast on Apple Podcast and Spotify and my Instagram @laureguilbault

The Greek designer, who launched her eponymous label in 2008 after graduating from Central Saint Martins, moved from London back to her native Athens. She discusses the evolving fashion landscape, her role as Creative Director of Leather Goods and Accessories at Bvlgari, and stepping outside her comfort zone.

Kristina Blahnik, CEO of Manolo Blahnik, reflects on her journey from “growing up in a shoe box” to leading the luxury house founded by her uncle, Manolo Blahnik. She shares her vision, leadership philosophy, and why the brand has resisted the sneakers trend.

This week, I sat down with Pierre Rainero, Image, Style and Heritage Director at Cartier. We recorded our conversation inside the colorful residence designed by Laura Gonzalez at 13 rue de la Paix. We talked about his path, what truly defines Cartier style, and how heritage continues to shape the house today.

From Chanel at 17 to Louis Vuitton and Dior and Louis Vuitton again, where she led accessories, Camille Miceli’s career has been anything but ordinary. Appointed artistic director of Pucci in 2021, she took on ready-to-wear for the first time—and proved that her unstoppable energy can move mountains.

José Levy launched his menswear brand, José Levy à Paris, in his early twenties. Despite its critical acclaim and commercial success, he chose to close the label ten years later. Since then, he has devoted himself to design, art, and the creation of stage costumes. He shares his journey and reflections in this episode of Sunday Night Live.

The Paris-based illustrator Tatiana de Nicolay is collaborating with Le Bon Marché's private label on a colorful, joyful collection. Tatiana talks about her background, her process and her style on Sunday Night Live.

Icon, designer, author. Inès de la Fressange is joining me on Sunday Night Live to celebrate the Roger Vivier x Mytheresa holiday collection—and her new book La Parisienne en Provence.

Erdem Moralıoğlu is getting ready to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his namesake fashion house in 2026. But even before that big milestone, 2025 has already been quite a year for him. He released a beautiful book titled Erdem, published by Rizzoli; designed the costumes for the ballet Corybantic Games, currently on stage at the Opéra Bastille; opened a second boutique in London; and took part in both the Louvre exhibition and the Marie Antoinette show at the V&A — not to mention his stunning shows at London Fashion Week. We couldn’t quite decide whether to speak in English or French, so we ended up doing both — mostly English, with a little French at the end. I hope you enjoy the episode!

Jean-Jacques Picart, the behind-the-scenes man, fashion’ oracle, the legend, shares his thoughts on fashion today, candid as ever.

The New York-based fashion designer Nili Lotan was in Paris this week so I HAD to record an episode of Sunday Night Live with her. She created her brand in 2003 and built a $100 million dollar business. The fashion maverick who doesn't do runway shows, talked about starting her brand in her late 40s, freedom, intuition, and how she came to fiercely protect her Sundays.

Thomas Jolly, artistic director of the Olympic and Paralympics ceremonies is my guest! It's a very special episode since we recorded our conversation at Unesco in Paris, in the very zen Japanese garden. That’s because the opening ceremony will take place on the Seine banks, a Unesco World Heritage site. Thomas directed Henry VI, an eighteen-hour spectacle at the Avignon festival so a three-hour Olympic opening ceremony is actually quite short for him! He didn't reveal the content of the ceremonies but I understood that he will bring together many talents and he's an extraordinary talent himself so this bodes well. Enjoy the episode! Just a heads-up, it's in French.