Jul 27, 2026 · 35 min · 6 segments
We hear from Pucci’s artistic director, Camille Miceli, and discuss how the brand encapsulates summer. Plus: Mejuri founder Noura Sakkijha describes the spirit and values behind the fast-growing…
Noura SakkijhaGuestNatalie TheodosiHost
Camilla MiceliGuestSophie Monahan Coombs[upbeat music] This is Monocle on Fashion, the show on Monocle Radio bringing you global perspectives and nuanced conversations on the worlds of fashion and style.
On today's program, we chat with Camilla Miceli, creative director of Pucci, the definitive fashion brand.
When I was a kid, I knew I wanted to work either in fashion or in art, so it's been always with me.
And I go and see some exhibitions, and I try to see art because I think it's quite rejuvenating.
And for our main interview, we speak to Noura Sakkijha, co-founder of jewelry brand Mejuri, which launched with a simple but important mission.
When I was looking at the market at that time, there were a lot of modern brands that are popping up in every vertical, but nothing in jewelry.
And so that felt like the aha moment for me to essentially create Mejuri with a very simple premise, which is women buying jewelry for themselves.
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[upbeat music] This is Monocle on Fashion, the show on Monocle Radio bringing you global perspectives and nuanced conversations on the worlds of fashion and style.
On today's program, we chat with Camilla Miceli, creative director of Pucci, the definitive fashion brand.
When I was a kid, I knew I wanted to work either in fashion or in art, so it's been always with me.
And I go and see some exhibitions, and I try to see art because I think it's quite rejuvenating.
And for our main interview, we speak to Noura Sakkijha, co-founder of jewelry brand Mejuri, which launched with a simple but important mission.
When I was looking at the market at that time, there were a lot of modern brands that are popping up in every vertical, but nothing in jewelry.
And so that felt like the aha moment for me to essentially create Mejuri with a very simple premise, which is women buying jewelry for themselves.
