In our November 2025 episode, Jad and Mimi step inside Gazetta’s “Evolving in Time” issue. From Qatar Museums and Divina Adnani’s press trip to a cover drawn from the archive, they unpack how nations, brands, and people decide what to keep and what to change. They walk through The Dispatch with Ivan Allegranti (Chanel, Buccellati, Brioni, Concrete, Dua Lipa x Augustinus Bader), then dive into features by April Branch, Manuela Pirola, EVVIE 7, Mova Wonen NL, Robert McFadden, and Manic Momboss. Along the way, they pause on the Vhernier Calla Necklace, the Gallery Museum Tote, and Dina Yassin’s editor’s note on creative continuity. An episode about evolution, patience, and building what lasts beyond the season.

To read the full issue, click here

Luxury is learning to get its hands dirty.

In this episode, Jad and Mimi dive into Gucci’s “The Alchemist’s Garden,” a story of transformation where discarded textiles, leftover leather, and forgotten fabrics are reborn as high design.

Selected by Editor in Chief, Dina Yassin, she explores how Gucci turns waste into narrative, proving that sustainability isn’t a slogan but a creative act.

The conversation moves from materials and color to meaning, asking what happens when beauty grows from imperfection. It’s about chemistry, conscience, and the courage to rebuild luxury from the ground up.

Check out our product of the month here.

Carbon isn’t the enemy. It’s the new currency of creation.

In this 15-minute episode, Jad and Mimi unpack Linda Hendricks’s sharp new essay, “The New Black Ledger: Carbon Isn’t Compliance Anymore, It’s Becoming Creativity.” The conversation drifts between fashion’s future, climate accountability, and design as data, tracing how the idea of “carbon tracking” is evolving into “carbon artistry.”

Along the way, they dive into Linda’s conversation with Paula Menéndez, founder of Oly, whose resale platform turns circular fashion into carbon infrastructure. Together, they explore how numbers become narratives, how reuse rewrites luxury, and why the next revolution in fashion won’t come from fabric — but from what we can’t see.

This one sits at the intersection of innovation and intention. It’s about what happens when creativity starts keeping score differently.Carbon isn’t the enemy. It’s the new currency of creation.

In this 15-minute episode, Jad and Mimi unpack Linda Hendricks’s sharp new essay, “The New Black Ledger: Carbon Isn’t Compliance Anymore, It’s Becoming Creativity.” The conversation drifts between fashion’s future, climate accountability, and design as data, tracing how the idea of “carbon tracking” is evolving into “carbon artistry.”

Along the way, they dive into Linda’s conversation with Paula Menéndez, founder of Oly, whose resale platform turns circular fashion into carbon infrastructure. Together, they explore how numbers become narratives, how reuse rewrites luxury, and why the next revolution in fashion won’t come from fabric — but from what we can’t see.

This one sits at the intersection of innovation and intention. It’s about what happens when creativity starts keeping score differently.

Read the full feature here.

The air feels different this month.

From São Paulo to Milan, Carbon Commons asks what happens when creation and responsibility share the same breath. Jad and Mimi unpack Gazetta’s October issue , where COP30 sets the backdrop, carbon becomes couture, and beauty learns to carry weight. Expect sharp stories, new voices like Divina Adnani, and a cover that speaks before words do.

This isn’t fashion on autopilot. It’s fashion in conversation with the planet.

Check out the full issue on gazette.com

Jad & Mimi break down September’s Singular pick: the Wacaco Nanopresso in red. It’s not just a gadget, but a ritual, portability, and design packed into one.

The question is simple: does this tiny machine earn its place in the carry-on, or is it just another travel flex?

Tune in for 10 minutes of sharp talk on coffee, culture, and the business of mobility.

September does not stand still. In this 5-minute trailer, Jad and Mimi set the month’s temperature with our cover Airframe: Collections in Transit, pulled from Editor-in-Chief, Dina Yassin’s editorial on silhouettes that travel and ideas that refuse to land.

We mark the passing of Giorgio Armani with quiet respect, then move through The Dispatch by Ivan Allegrantiwhere Vuitton expands in Texas, Moncler lands in Aspen, Buccellati unveils in Paris, Greubel Forsey refines the clock, and Alaïa sharpens the frame. Features range from Sakshi Nath’s ritual beauty to XD Xenia Design’s couture debut, Fashion on the Move, Carry-On Couture, and city studies from Hong Kong to Dubai. We close with The Singular and a red Wacaco Nanopresso, plus Pre-Fall. Unzipped for the bags that tell on us.

Press play, then read the issue at gaze-tta.com.

Episode 78. Jad and Mimi introduce The Singular, a new section in Gazetta under Editions & Essentials. One object each month. Chosen for how it lives, not how it trends.

The first pick is FRAMA’s From Soil to Form.

A pine box, unglazed clay spheres, a few drops of oil. We talk materials, pace, care, and where it belongs.

Listen in, then read the companion feature on Gazetta here, and tell us your own singular object this month.

Care, Composed with Jad and Mimi. Clean is loud these days. Claims everywhere. In this episode we slow the room and talk about ANITA & ZAHA, a French house that treats beauty like design and responsibility. Formulas sit above ninety three percent naturals. Fragrances are developed without declarable allergens. Supply chains stay close to farms in Pays de la Loire.

There is a real climate giveback, and zero waste in production. We taste the line like a menu, from the 99.95 percent natural Shaving Soap to the solid shampoo and the quiet violet and rose bars. Think capsule wardrobe for your sink. Fewer things.

Better things. Listen, then read the feature on Gazetta.

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Light is on the move and Gazetta is chasing it. In this 5-minute teaser, Jad and Mimi sprint through our brightest issue yet: the cover in desert shimmer, minerals to atelier with Linda Hendricks, a living archive with Dr. Reem El Mutwalli, Tasweer’s quiet fire, heat-proof style by April Branch, Dina’s “Dust Circuit,” desert meditation with Sonia Haboub, regenerative fashion with Alina Balijja, Manic Momboss’s forty-day reset, Alexandra’s “Open to Work,” clean beauty that behaves, and our new ritual, The Singular.

Press play, then read the full issue at gaze-tta.com.

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Dania Khan revives the show-stopping legacies of Sherihan, Nelly, Suad Hosni, Fairuz, Samira Said and Etab.

Jad and Mimi unpack Sherihan’s handcrafted sequin revolts, Nelly’s mischievous fringe moments, Suad’s whispering bows and polka dots, Fairuz’s timeless minimalism that united nations, Samira’s Moroccan-Egyptian spark and Etab’s velvet-clad drama. They reveal how each silhouette became an act of resistance and share three simple ways to channel their fearless spirit today.

To read the full feature, click here.