Margherita Missoni

Then we were doing these deep dive interviews with amazing people.

Um, Margherita Missoni from this storied Milanese house, um, gave us a great interview.

So the show is going to be much more reactive, much more a reflection of the magazine in some ways.

We'll still have some lovely pieces on dipping into thermal springs and, and so on.

Hannah Lucinda Smith, thank you very much for that.

Still to come here on The Curator, we meet the Italian fashion designer Margherita Missoni, we learn the art of Foley, and we take a wild ride through one of the world's largest urban parks for a Munich rite of passage.

Stay tuned.

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I'm Chris Chermak.

Our next highlight comes from Confect's relaunched podcast, Confect Conversations, Life and Style.

This week's episode was recorded in the midst of Milan Fashion Week, where Sophie Grove and Natalie Theodosi spoke to Margherita Missoni, the Italian fashion designer, about how personal change and a perceived gap in women's wear led to the creation of the brand Macapani.

Sophie began by asking Margarita how her experience working for her grandparents' fashion house Missoni influenced her.

Yes, the runway shows are amazing, but off the runway as well, there's so many stories to discover.

That's why I love taking some time, going to Spazio Macapani and, and meeting Margherita Missoni, hearing her story of reinventing herself and building this amazing clothing brand, which is also such a bigger world.

Like you say, there's collecting involved.

The space is filled with antiques from her mom's warehouse, and there's so much emotion and, I think, identity and stories of, of, about herself that go into that space and into that business that it's, it's just so inspiring.

Mm-hmm.

But the more things you see, the more stimulated and chances you have that you come out with something interesting.

That was Margherita Missoni, founder of Macapani, speaking to us from her beautiful store, Spazio Macapani.

And that brings us to the end of Confet Conversations inaugural episode.