Miu Miu launches the podcast series 'Miu Miu Musings'

While rumours continue to circulate about Raf Simons being appointed Miu Miu's new designer, the brand renews Miu Miu Musings debate program.

Penny Martin, writer and editor-in-chief of The Gentlewoman magazine, runs an all-female team through questions and habits that describe women and contemporary society. Three times, the stylist Veronika Heilbrunner, the actress and activist Tessa Thompson, the designer Bella Freud, the influencer and reporter Leaf Greener, and the other guests met around a table, enjoying food, talk, laughter in exclusive locations such as the Victorian dining rooms of Skye Gyngell's Spring restaurant in London, the historic Beatrice Inn run by Angie Mar in New York and May Chow's Little Bao in Beijing. The signature formula of Miu Miu Musings is, in fact, to address specific predefined themes, each time different, in various locations, where guests can taste the menu dishes created by chefs from all over the world.

The theme of the first meeting was This House Believes It's Time to Break Up with Our Phones, the second was entitled We Need to Stop Taking Photographs, and the third There Is Nothing Original Under the Sun. The people involved, who represent not only the world of fashion but also the world of music, art and journalism, also have the opportunity to express their opinion by voting for or against the motion of the day. In the first three appointments the protagonists were the speakers Rosey Chan, Lauren Collins; Charlotte Cotton; Ann Friedman; Alice Rawsthorn and Aminatou Sow and guests such as the British sprinter Dina Asher-Smith; the curator of black art and experiences and founder of the blog Tumblr Black Contemporary Art Kimberley Drew, the American model and director Hailey Gates, Stella Bugbee of The Cut; Dr Anastasia Dedyukhina, Bella Freud, Leaf Greener, Veronika Heilbrunner, Hung Huang, Susie Lau from Style Bubble, Lucia Liu, Cate LeBon, Jenn Nkiru, Tessa Thompson, Russell Tovey, Rita Wang, Kirsty Wark and Kate Young.