In this first episode of the season 4 of Sartorial Talks, The Podcast, Sonya Glyn and Hugo Jacomet experiment a new style of episode: a free, impromptu and unprepared talk about their sartorial lifestyle, their best (and worst) memories as sartorial commentators, their favorite brands, their favorite craftsmen families etc.If you like this new kind of show, please let us know, subscribe on the Podcast and support us on our Patreon page (Patreon.com/sartorialtalks)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

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The Sartorial Life (#1): a Free Talk about the Sartorial Lifestyle.

In this episode, Hugo and Sonya explain how men who are large or thin can improve their silhouette, visually, by mastering a few simple rules and principles. Dressing for your body type is a subject peppered with a lot of misguided prescriptions and arcane rules. However following the simple tips explained in this episode can help stouter and slimmer men greatly improve their silhouette, their elegance and their personal style. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

How to Dress Well: Tips for Heavy Men and Slim Men

In this new episode of Sartorial Talks, the Podcast, Hugo and Sonya share their admiration for three style icons and ask the question: why when we speak of style icons, we most of the time refer to men of the 1930s and 1940s and not to men of today? Is it simply a question of clothing? Film stars of the ‘golden age’ of Hollywood were actually never revered for their dress alone. Fred Astaire, Gary Cooper, and Cary Grant were, and still are, eulogised for what they represented, which was often a moral integrity or an aversion to excess, of which their dress was a key signifier. An episode recorded live from Bourgogne France. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

Fred Astaire, Gary Cooper and Cary Grant: They don't make them like that anymore...

This episode is an experiment we wanted to do since a long time: exploring, during free and spontaneous talks, the cultural differences between our two countries, France and the USA as we split our time among both places. The aim is to find out if this would be interesting, entertaining and even enlightening for our followers and subscribers. Let us know what you think so that can we decide if we continue producing shows on this topic and why not dedicate a podcast channel to it.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

New series: The life of an American Woman in France and the life of a French Man in the USA

In this special edition of Sartorial Talks, Hugo Jacomet is sharing the last updates on all the projects around the podcast and the YouTube channels: the publication of the long due English version of "Shoes, the Art of Male Footwear", the new studio equipment acquired thanks to the patrons of our Patreon page, a new Vinyl project with the show's original music composed by Justin Melland and other exciting news.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

Special Edition about our New Book: Shoes, The Art of Male Footwear

In this new episode of Sartorial Talks, Hugo Jacomet and Sonya Glyn discuss how to break some so-called "rules" promoted (on YouTube or on blogs)  by self-proclaimed "style gurus" who spend their days making lists of do's and don'ts. There are some mistakes that are perfectly ok to make. In a world of über-conformity where most of people are dressing in flock, let's break some rules and express ourselves with style and freedom. Exceptio Probat Regulam in Casibus Non Exceptis. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

Classic Style : Let's Break some Rules!

In this new episode of Sartorial Talks, The Podcast, Hugo Jacomet and Sonya Glyn discuss the most common mistakes men are making when they dress up and how to avoid them. Live from Bourgogne France. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

11 Mistakes to Avoid when you Dress Up

Lorenzo Cifonelli may well be the most famous master tailor on earth, making the most beautiful suits for demanding gentlemen. Today Lorenzo, the 4th generation of Parisian tailoring powerhouse Cifonelli Paris is the guest of honour of Hugo Jacomet for Sartorial Talks. This exceptional episode was recorded last week from Hugo and Sonya's house in Bourgogne France. For anybody who loves bespoke tailoring or would like to learn more about this incredible art. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

A talk with Lorenzo Cifonelli, the Most Famous Master Tailor in the World.

In these troubled times, this may sound like an unimportant question, but it is a crucial one. In this episode Hugo and Sonya Glyn discuss the incredible potential power of listening and debating, but in a civilised manner: A way of interacting the world and the media seem to have forgotten these days... Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

Are we able to revive the Lost Art of Conversation ?

In this episode, Hugo and Sonya Glyn are addressing a crucial subject: how to revive the lost art of conversation. How politeness, etiquette and listening skills have the power to improve our society, in a world which is becoming more and more impersonal and vulgar. Please share and rate as much as you can, it is important for the growth of our channel.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

How to Have Great Conversations

In this episode recorded live from Bourgogne France, Hugo Jacomet and Sonya Glyn discuss the key role of patience in finding your own style. Listen and re-discover how patience can be a beautiful and powerful value. In an era where convenience rules supreme, Hugo and Sonya invite you to re-discover the pleasure of waiting and dreaming. The antithesis of fast fashion. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

Style and Patience: the Winning Combination

How to define Style ?Yves Saint Laurent called it eternal.Coco Chanel said that when everything else fades, it remains.Audrey Hepburn said everyone has his own.Charles Bukowski called it “everything”, saying that Joan of Arc had style, John the Baptist, Jesus, Socrates, Ceasar, Garcia Lorca…A common perception is that you must put a lot of thought and effort into displaying style in the way you dress and present yourself to others. It's certainly one of the most overused words other than chic and fashion, within the realm of how we dress.In this episode, Sonya and Hugo discuss two techniques to try to develop your own style, beginning with a method called heuristics, and ending with a revelation specific to finding your style by E.B. White (discussed in his 1959 enlarged and revised work by William Strunk, Jr. in his dissertation, “The Elements of Style” from 1918).Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

What is Style ? How to find my own Style ?

In this episode, Hugo Jacomet and Sonya Glyn share their favorite books on men's style and sartorial education. Some of them are very popular (the books of Alan Flusser or G. Bruce Boyer) while some others are more obscure but nevertheless very interesting for any sartorial cognoscenti . A selection of 20 books on tailoring, shoes, shirts, ties, accessories, fragrances and many other things for those who want to improve their own style or to know more about the fascinating world of classic style. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

The Best Books on Men's style and Sartorial Education

In this new episode, Hugo Jacomet and Sonya Glyn discuss an article by Theresa Huang (from I-fashionmag.com) entitled : "The Fashion Industry in the Post Covid-19 Crisis Period". What will change in the fashion/style world ? Is the dictatorship of "fast fashion" (at last) over ? "Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months" wrote Oscar Wilde at the end of the 19th century. Will this change in the Post-Covid 19 world ? How will our industry survive this unprecedented cataclysm ? Is it reasonable to believe in a "handmade" future? If you appreciate this podcast series, please rate it with a few stars and subscribe ! Cheers, Hugo & Sonya Glyn Jacomet. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

The Style/Fashion Industry in the Post Covid-19 Crisis Period

In this episode, Hugo and Sonya try to address the subject of facial protection masks from a sartorial perspective. How to coordinate them ? With your suits ? Your shirts ? Your tie ? What can we learn from Alan Flusser or G. Bruce Boyer on the subject ? Here are a few thoughts and ideas on this new topic. If you like this podcast series, please rate it (with stars), share it and comment it. It will help us spread the word and make this world a more elegant one. Cheers! Hugo & SonyaSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks)

Covid 19 Protection Masks : how to wear them (from a Sartorial Perspective) ?

Sartorial Talks is the premium channel on classic men's style and sartorial education on YouTube, featuring acclaimed international best-selling author Hugo "The Parisian Gentleman" Jacomet and Sonya Glyn, one of the most respected feminine voices in the men's style world.

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