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Nicole Lambert

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Smart Creation

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Pierre Souchon

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Olivier Merle

Catherine Martin

Livia Firth

Michael Lam

Michele Garcia

Guido Zilli

Deborah Berger

Monique Maissan

Andreas Andrén

Nicolò Zumaglini

Flavio Berto

Matteo Mantellassi

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Depuis bientôt 40 ans, ils en ont fait des bêtises. Mais n’ont pas grandi pour autant ! Ce sont les "Triplés" de Nicole Lambert. Mais comment sont-ils nés ? D'où leur vient ce sens de l'observation ? À l’occasion de la sortie de leur nouvel album qui se passe à la campagne, retour sur une saga blondinette à succès avec leur maman auteure.

Depuis bientôt 40 ans, ils en ont fait des bêtises. Mais n’ont pas grandi pour autant ! Ce sont les "Triplés" de Nicole Lambert. Mais comment sont-ils nés ? D'où leur vient ce sens de l'observation ? À l’occasion de la sortie de leur nouvel album qui se passe à la campagne, retour sur une saga blondinette à succès avec leur maman auteure.

"Les Triplés" sont de retour, avec Nicole Lambert

This week we are meeting with Nicole Lambert, she is a specialist of fibers and materials at the global organization Textile Exchange. Her role is to advise brands and organizations by providing learning tools on responsible standards and traceability. Created in 2002, the NGO Textile Exchange focuses on the very beginning of the supply chain when it comes to raw materials, in order to minimize the environmental impact. They work on all kind of fibers and now they aim to extend their digital database to improve their sustainable practices. CONTENT TO FIND YOUR WAY IN THE EPISODE 00:50 : Nicole presents herself and the NGO she works for01:45 : Nicole’s background02:15 : What does sustainable fashion mean to her03:25 : Where should we start to make fashion a more sustainable industry04:30 : How does she accompany brands06:00 : About standards and certifications07:55 : What’s the difference between the certifications OCS and GOTS08:35 : More about GOTS10:45 : The difference between RWS and RDS12:35 : The problem with polyester14:35 : How can national legislation accelerate sustainability 17:40 : How to accelerate national legislation 18:55 : What are the upcoming challenges for Nicole19:35 : About circularity20:40 : Are growth and sustainability compatible 22:10 : What is the last piece of clothes she bought22:40 : Who she would like to listen to in this podcast23:30 : What does she look at to get inspired23:50 : What does she want to close the door in our industry   KEY LEARNINGS « It’s important to have certain values in a company and set your priorities. » « A lot has been done in term of sustainability but just from the initiative of companies in the industry itself. And it hasn’t been driven by the legislation. » « The whole revolution is definitely a question of everyone getting together and it has to be a collective action for a collective impact. »  TO SUPPORT SMART CREATION, THE PODCAST  Don’t forget to share and talk about the podcast to your friends and colleagues, it’s easy and it helps the podcast a lot, and please rate it 5 stars and leave us a comment on Apple Podcast.  To know more about Smart Creation and Première Vision https://www.premierevision.com/fr/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we are meeting with Nicole Lambert, she is a specialist of fibers and materials at the global organization Textile Exchange. Her role is to advise brands and organizations by providing learning tools on responsible standards and traceability. Created in 2002, the NGO Textile Exchange focuses on the very beginning of the supply chain when it comes to raw materials, in order to minimize the environmental impact. They work on all kind of fibers and now they aim to extend their digital database to improve their sustainable practices. CONTENT TO FIND YOUR WAY IN THE EPISODE 00:50 : Nicole presents herself and the NGO she works for01:45 : Nicole’s background02:15 : What does sustainable fashion mean to her03:25 : Where should we start to make fashion a more sustainable industry04:30 : How does she accompany brands06:00 : About standards and certifications07:55 : What’s the difference between the certifications OCS and GOTS08:35 : More about GOTS10:45 : The difference between RWS and RDS12:35 : The problem with polyester14:35 : How can national legislation accelerate sustainability 17:40 : How to accelerate national legislation 18:55 : What are the upcoming challenges for Nicole19:35 : About circularity20:40 : Are growth and sustainability compatible 22:10 : What is the last piece of clothes she bought22:40 : Who she would like to listen to in this podcast23:30 : What does she look at to get inspired23:50 : What does she want to close the door in our industry  KEY LEARNINGS « It’s important to have certain values in a company and set your priorities. » « A lot has been done in term of sustainability but just from the initiative of companies in the industry itself. And it hasn’t been driven by the legislation. » « The whole revolution is definitely a question of everyone getting together and it has to be a collective action for a collective impact. » TO SUPPORT SMART CREATION, THE PODCAST  Don’t forget to share and talk about the podcast to your friends and colleagues, it’s easy and it helps the podcast a lot, and please rate it 5 stars and leave us a comment on Apple Podcast.  To know more about Smart Creation and Première Vision <a href="https://www.premierevision.com/fr/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.premierevision.com/fr/</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

#24 Nicole Lambert, Fiber and materials specialist at Textile Exchange (NGO)

C’est une bande dessinée qui a bercé l’enfance d’un bon nombre d’enfants : Les triplés ! Les aventures des trois petites têtes blondes reviennent dans un nouvel album intitulé « Les triplés à la plage ». Au programme : de l’humour, de la légèreté et du soleil. « Ça fait du bien un peu d’air de la mer après ce confinement » plaisante Nicole Lambert, maman des Triplés depuis 36 ans.Dans ce podcast, l’autrice revient sur ce succès qui a débuté dans les pages de Madame Figaro en 1983. Une idée à la base inspirée par son filleul. Bonne écoute.

C’est une bande dessinée qui a bercé l’enfance d’un bon nombre d’enfants : Les triplés ! Les aventures des trois petites têtes blondes reviennent dans un nouvel album intitulé « Les triplés à la plage ». Au programme : de l’humour, de la légèreté et du soleil. « Ça fait du bien un peu d’air de la mer après ce confinement » plaisante Nicole Lambert, maman des Triplés depuis 36 ans. Dans ce podcast, l’autrice revient sur ce succès qui a débuté dans les pages de Madame Figaro en 1983. Une idée à la base inspirée par son filleul. Bonne écoute.

#BD. Nicole Lambert, la maman des Triplés, sort un nouvel album - Entre Actes, cultures et divertissements