Le Boudoir Numérique is a magazine, led by journalist Ludmilla Intravaia, which decrypts the impact of technology, innovation and digital on fashion and beauty
Franziska Grein, science policy advisor for PETA France, on June 1, 2022, in Paris (©Le Boudoir Numérique)
Why are millions of animals still dying in European laboratories for cosmetics, while beauty tech has made considerable progress on cruelty-free testing? Franziska Grein, science policy advisor for the animal rights association PETA France, explains the root of the problem and how to act for change.
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Innovative materials, 3D scanning, artificial intelligence, computer-aided design, life cycle analysis... Anna Dechoux and Alessandro Ferrero from De Rigueur enlighten us on the technological aids of eco-responsible fashion.
Read MoreAchille Gazagnes, co-founder of MoEa, on October 13, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique 2021)
Wearing sneakers without causing animal sufferings and reducing your carbon footprint is possible with a brand of vegan and low-carbon sneakers like MoEa. Second and last part of our interview with its co-founder, Achille Gazagnes.
Read MoreAchille Gazagnes, co-founder of MoEa, on October 13, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique 2021)
Next time you're shopping for sneakers, why not choose shoes made in apple, grape, corn, cactus or pineapple? Achille Gazagnes, co-founder of MoEa, tells us all about his new brand of vegan bio-sneakers, launched last spring.
Read MoreEcopel's faux bear fur cap, unveiled on November 16, 2021 by PETA UK, as an alternative to the traditional Queen's Guard cap (© Peta)
Last part of our interview with Anissa Putois from PETA on fashion materials based on animal exploitation. After wool and leather, focus on fur.
Read MorePETA's Urban Outraged campaign, launched on November 29, 2021 (© PETA)
To no longer endorse the cruelties inflicted on animals through our purchases, Anissa Putois from PETA enlightens us on the fashion materials based on their exploitation. In this second part of her interview: focus on leather.
Read MorePETA France activists demonstrating in front of a Le Printemps store to raise awareness on the cruelty of the wool industry, on November 24, 2021, in Paris (© PETA France)
To change your consumption habits towards cruelty-free fashion, you need to learn about animal-derived materials and their alternatives. Anissa Putois from PETA helps us take stock, starting with wool.
Read MoreAntoine Vu, co-founder of Atomic Digital Design, October 13, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique 2021)
Last part of our interview with Antoine Vu, the opportunity for the co-founder of Atomic Digital Design to say more about his area of expertise, augmented reality and its future developments.
Read MoreAntoine Vu, co-founder of Atomic Digital Design, October 13, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique 2021)
Second part of our interview with Antoine Vu, in which the co-founder of Atomic Digital Design explains why augmented reality "proved its value for brands during the health crisis".
Read MoreAntoine Vu, co-founder of Atomic Digital Design, October 13, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique 2021)
How do take your reality? Augmented, virtual or mixed? Filter or lens? Antoine Vu, co-founder of Atomic Digital Design, explains everything about his startup's area of expertise: augmented reality.
Read MoreEugénie Benhamou, co-founder of Factonics, September 14, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le boudoir Numérique 2021)
Last part of Eugénie Benhamou’s interview, in which the co-founder of the artificial intelligence startup Factonics analyses the technological transformations initiated by the Covid-19 crisis for fashion brands and luxury houses.
Read MoreEugénie Benhamou, co-founder of Factonics, September 14, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le boudoir Numérique 2021)
What technological developments for fashion and luxury, since the pandemic? The answer with Eugénie Benhamou, co-founder of the artificial intelligence startup Factonics.
Read MoreBastien Hullessen, founder of Atelier Loden, January 27, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique 2021)
2/2 – Last part of our interview with Bastien Hullessen, founder of Atelier Loden, French brand of sustainable customizable coats.
Read MoreBastien Hullessen, founder of Atelier Loden, January 27, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique 2021)
1/2 - How to launch your brand, when you are a young fashion designer? Bastien Hullessen, founder of Atelier Loden, a brand of customizable coats made in France, shares his experience with Le Boudoir Numérique.
Read MoreReishi Fine Mycelium by MycoWorks (©MycoWorks)
Growing mushroom roots to make an innovative, more eco-responsible material, as an alternative to animal leather, this is the mission of the American biofabrication start-up MycoWorks. Interview.
Read MoreAutomatic guided vehicle in Lectra’s factory, in Cestas, France, on September 7, 2021 (© Le Boudoir Numérique)
What will industrial manufacturing of the future look like? Pushing open the doors of the historic site of Lectra, specialist in automatic cutting systems for fashion, automotive and furniture, gives us a foretaste.
Read MoreMichel Vandenbosch, president of Gaia, August 6, 2021, in Brussels (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique)
2/2 - How to reconcile the pleasure of consuming with the need to treat animals without cruelty? Innovative technology is part of the answer, as Michel Vandenbosch, president of the animal rights association Gaia, explains.
Read MoreMichel Vandenbosch, president of Gaia, August 6, 2021, in Brussels (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique)
1/2 - Whether one is a mink exploited for its fur or a chicken fattened for its flesh, the life of animals in breeding farms is by no means a luxury existence. Interview with Michel Vandenbosch, president of the animal defense association Gaia.
Read MoreElodie Carpentier, co-founder of Le Rouge Français, July 2, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique 2021)
2/2 - Last part of our interview with the co-founder of Le Rouge Français, Elodie Carpentier, on the role of innovation in the creation and development of her make-up brand, respectful of the environment and of sentient beings.
Read MoreElodie Carpentier, co-founder of Le Rouge Français, July 2, 2021, in Paris (© Lionel Samain for Le Boudoir Numérique 2021)
1/2 - By creating Le Rouge Français, the biotechnology engineer Elodie Carpentier has brought back colors to makeup, thanks to the virtues of tinctorial plants. Interview.
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