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Why England’s Last Traditional Lacemaker Is Fighting for Survival | WSJ Coveted
Leavers lace is prized by dressmakers and designers as the world’s highest quality machine-made lace, so refined it takes a magnifying glass to distinguish it from handmade material. High-end fashion houses like Christian Dior, Gucci and Burberry have used the lace, and Kate Middleton’s wedding dress featured the lace for the Royal Wedding. But only a few factories still make it, and they’re facing increasingly strong headwinds to get by.
WSJ visited the Cluny Lace factory in England to see the meticulous process that could soon disappear.
Chapters:
0:00 Leavers Lace
1:11 The Jacquard cards
3:28 Operating the machines
6:21 The battle for survival
WSJ's Coveted highlights the precision and process behind expertly-crafted cult favorites - from the pencils beloved by Disney animators to the sushi knives breaking thousands of years of Japanese tradition. These stories show how the smallest everyday items can be transformed into the ultimate luxury splurge.
#Lace #Fashion #WSJ
WSJ visited the Cluny Lace factory in England to see the meticulous process that could soon disappear.
Chapters:
0:00 Leavers Lace
1:11 The Jacquard cards
3:28 Operating the machines
6:21 The battle for survival
WSJ's Coveted highlights the precision and process behind expertly-crafted cult favorites - from the pencils beloved by Disney animators to the sushi knives breaking thousands of years of Japanese tradition. These stories show how the smallest everyday items can be transformed into the ultimate luxury splurge.
#Lace #Fashion #WSJ
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Why Sushi Chefs Pay Up to $20K for These Knives | WSJ Coveted
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Japanese sushi knives have been meticulously crafted for over 600 years. Traditional knives are made of high carbon steel to be able to slice or cut sashimi without breaking the fibers. But one knifemaker, Yusuke Sawada, questions if the tradition has reached its peak. WSJ explains how Nenohi Cutlery used materials no one thought would work and found cult status as knife artisans among top sush...
Ryan Gosling on Hopeless Romantics, 'La La Land' Regrets and Dad Bods | The One with WSJ Magazine
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Ahead of Ryan Gosling’s latest movie “The Fall Guy” with Emily Blunt, he chats about the first stunt he ever pulled in “The Unbelievables” with Steve Carell, parenting tips he’s learned the hard way and why he’d re-do his “La La Land” role alongside Emma Stone. Gosling touches on his “Barbie” Oscar performance with Simu Liu, gives advice to hopeless romantics and more. Chapters: 0:00 Trick for ...
Josh O’Connor on Speaking Like Royalty, 'Challengers' with Zendaya | The One with WSJ Magazine
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Josh O'Connor sits down for The One with WSJ. Magazine, sharing lessons from filming Netflix’s “The Crown,” and “Challengers” with director Luca Guadagnino, and co-stars Zendaya and Mike Faist. He talks about winning the Emmy as Prince Charles in “The Crown,” shares tricks for speaking like a royal, the hardest word to say with an American accent, why he loves the film “Superbad,” and the go-to...
Kevin Hart on Moving From Comedian to Businessman | The One with WSJ Magazine
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Kevin Hart on Moving From Comedian to Businessman | The One with WSJ Magazine
Kaia Gerber on Dating, What Makes Someone Cool and Acting on "Bottoms" | The One With WSJ Magazine
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Kaia Gerber on Dating, What Makes Someone Cool and Acting on "Bottoms" | The One With WSJ Magazine
Why This Cult ‘$40 Pencil’ Almost Went Extinct | WSJ Coveted
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Why This Cult ‘$40 Pencil’ Almost Went Extinct | WSJ Coveted
Tour a Yurt-Inspired Colorado Home, a Mini-Castle and More | WSJ Mansion
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Tour a Yurt-Inspired Colorado Home, a Mini-Castle and More | WSJ Mansion
Angelina Jolie on Being a Punk and Styling Advice From Her Kids | The One With WSJ Magazine
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Angelina Jolie on Being a Punk and Styling Advice From Her Kids | The One With WSJ Magazine
Julia Louis-Dreyfus on Scooping Ice Cream and Lessons Learned from Improv | The Job Interview
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus on Scooping Ice Cream and Lessons Learned from Improv | The Job Interview
SZA: From Sneaker Salesperson to Music Superstar | The Job Interview
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SZA: From Sneaker Salesperson to Music Superstar | The Job Interview
How Walter Hood Went From the National Park Service to Design Innovator | The Job Interview
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How Walter Hood Went From the National Park Service to Design Innovator | The Job Interview
Kylie Jenner Chooses Her Favorite Met Gala Look and More | The One With WSJ Magazine
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Kylie Jenner Chooses Her Favorite Met Gala Look and More | The One With WSJ Magazine
Ed Ruscha on Being a Paperboy Before Being an Artist | The Job Interview
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Ed Ruscha on Being a Paperboy Before Being an Artist | The Job Interview
Jerry Lorenzo on Working Retail, MLB and Party Promoting Before Fear of God | The Job Interview
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Jerry Lorenzo on Working Retail, MLB and Party Promoting Before Fear of God | The Job Interview
Martin Scorsese on His First Jobs and a Camera Skill He Never Mastered | The Job Interview
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Martin Scorsese on His First Jobs and a Camera Skill He Never Mastered | The Job Interview
Jennifer Aniston Reveals How She Got Her Iconic Role on ‘Friends’
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Jennifer Aniston Reveals How She Got Her Iconic Role on ‘Friends’
Inside A Castle Home, Restored After 430 Years | WSJ Mansion
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Inside A Castle Home, Restored After 430 Years | WSJ Mansion
The Alaska ‘Vanity House’ That Changes With the Tides | WSJ Mansion
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The Alaska ‘Vanity House’ That Changes With the Tides | WSJ Mansion
Tour a Luxury Lakefront Home Modeled After an Art Museum | WSJ Mansion
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Tour a Luxury Lakefront Home Modeled After an Art Museum | WSJ Mansion
Tour a $2.8 Million 'Tree House' Hidden in the Woods | WSJ Mansion
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Tour a $2.8 Million 'Tree House' Hidden in the Woods | WSJ Mansion
How Steven Yeun from Netflix's 'Beef' Gets Into Character
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How Steven Yeun from Netflix's 'Beef' Gets Into Character
The One Person Who Most Inspires Supermodel Stephanie Seymour
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The One Person Who Most Inspires Supermodel Stephanie Seymour
The One Person Who Makes Will Ferrell Laugh the Most
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The One Person Who Makes Will Ferrell Laugh the Most
Maya Rudolph Accepts WSJ. Magazine's Comedy Innovator Award
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Maya Rudolph Accepts WSJ. Magazine's Comedy Innovator Award
Nadya Tolokonnikova Presents Jenny Holzder with WSJ. Magazine's 2022 Art Innovator Award
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Nadya Tolokonnikova Presents Jenny Holzder with WSJ. Magazine's 2022 Art Innovator Award
J Balvin Presents Anitta With WSJ. Magazine's 2022 Music Innovator Award
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J Balvin Presents Anitta With WSJ. Magazine's 2022 Music Innovator Award
Jenny Holzer Accepts WSJ. Magazine's 2022 Art Innovator Award
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Jenny Holzer Accepts WSJ. Magazine's 2022 Art Innovator Award
Laurene Powell Jobs Presents Jony Ive With WSJ. Magazine's 2022 Design Innovator Award
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Laurene Powell Jobs Presents Jony Ive With WSJ. Magazine's 2022 Design Innovator Award
Jony Ive, WSJ. Magazine's 2022 Design Innovator, Accepts His Award and Remembers Steve Jobs
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Jony Ive, WSJ. Magazine's 2022 Design Innovator, Accepts His Award and Remembers Steve Jobs
Hopefully this film will draw in the right persons to train for that card punching bit. That's pretty essential.
Wow. Amazing. The chap who punches. What a skill!
Lace making should be historically protected industry. I love making christening dresses using real lace. When the day comes and only nylon or polyester lace is available I will no longer make the gowns.
I somehow think that they are gatekeeping the knowledge because it is their business.
i live near the heart of the 'lace market' area - weird seeing it on WSJ
In a situation like this to preserve the art form, the Gov can intervene by allocating funds for internship to students local or foreign whoever is interested to pursue. People need to participate in local issues, elections, stand up for those who don't have a voice or power. Sadly people spend their time on things that carry no value. Thanks for sharing this wonderful art form.
It would be very sad if no-one made leavers lace; it’s such an exquisite embellishment.
OKay so I tried to go buy some because that's my first go to whenever I see these types of videos. First of all they need to have a functional website, it's pretty buggy. Second of all they need to sell lace by the meter online. Thirdly they need to hire a person to learn over from the cardboard punch guy. For a business to thrive you need to be adaptable and focus on sucession planing and make your product accessible to the masses. No point whining. They live in England for g's sake, not in some war ravaged city with bad internet and import/export restrictions, if they put the effort to make it accessible they can do it.
It’s so good that this documentary is here on UA-cam now. It is high time that something happens. It’s British heritage and may not be lost. (Having said this I think it’s also world heritage). The tears in the eyes of the elderly gentleman at the end really got me😢
Beautiful ❤ I hope they can train the new generation 😢
If I lived in England I’d be begging for them to teach me to be the punch card operator. What a wonderful skill that contributes to something so beautiful and unique.
another sexy random.
*THEY NEED HELP MARKETING* because other industries producing quality traditional cloth etc are doing very well, tailors are very busy. People are starting to appreciate quality traditionally made cloth and trimmings - I just snapped up 112 meters of Hand Woven Harris Tweed at auction and I know every single mm of it will sell in my suit commissions before the mass-produced modern stuff.
And then there must be new and young people who see a future in it and are willing to make these skills their own. Like in restoring old houses, like a Tudor building, you need people who can do all those traditional building techniques. There’s a market for it.
@@carmenm.4091 ABSOLUTELY - Gen Z LOVE finding old traditional things to do for a hobby and a living. Tech is not special to them. An iPhone is a screwdriver -- its a tool. They LIKE "real" things. Im a semi-professional bespoke tailor of mens historical clothing - I bought a 13" pair of fabric shears custom made from a company in Sheffield. I passed the details on to Alec Scteel the UA-camr - he went and did a video, it went up on Monday and has 250k views already and Ive spoken to the company - they have had a LOT of orders. These are £100 to £550 scissors. But in 2024 there are a lot of people who care and have the money to buy quality things that have history woven into them.
@@carmenm.4091 ABSOLUTELY - Gen Z LOVE finding old traditional things to do for a hobby and a living. Tech is not special to them. An iPhone is a screwdriver -- its a tool. They LIKE "real" things.
@@carmenm.4091 Some of my clients pay £10 per button for a suit or a pair of trousers - people will pay if they know you exist.
she’s a good girl.
I dont want to say you're being heartless ..... but your nephews mother deserves better ..... so does her family
If only she deeply cared for her kids. A great mother would want her kids to have their father. She would want her kids to heal with their dad. But she is setting her kids up like her and her dad. She stayed bitter against her father...now she wants that for her kids. Brad had onf bad moment...she has kept this war going. Now the kids are dropping brads name?? A good mother would not use these kids as war tools.
Chanel should just buy it.
Fantastic feature!
It makes me very sad too. I hope they can survive.
Her mother shaped her as a woman today. It took her along time to get there
Why are they not digitizing these jacked cards?? I am sure with AI and lasers they can be recreated should something happen to them
Those cards are essentially binary codes,using AI would be an overkill. Putting aside that issue, when we are talking about preserving the practice, we don't just talk about continue producing it, but the process of it. Of teaching the muscle memories of the fingers punching the holes, of maintaining the history of the machine, of making lace patterns with organic detailed shapes that was trying to replicate handmade ones from their past.
@@imageez this art is in grave decline, I am just thinking how to preserve the knowledge until we are in a time where young people can do this for a living again. It’s just an idea..
Yeah I mean people are trying to relearn how to make a super fine type of muslin from Bangladesh and they have had to piece together how it was made being able to have the patterns would help
@@anikaphillips1372 I was just going to use this example too, if the process and tools were preserved in detail this could help revive the art at a later point. As the people would not be around to teach it there words and ideas can be preserved in AI from to teach and even improve the process.
@@KindellArmstrongI think it’s a very good idea to keep these cards safe in some shape or form (in a digital place) against possible destruction by fire. All could be lost to prosperity if that happened.
This makes me sad to see the extinction of an art form. Is this progress?😢
She was born to be a mother. Like she loves and values her kids above EVERYTHING❤ I love that
Can we get a maleficent 3
Wish to have this
That was the most movie star answer ...
He is so quick, alert, and adorable !!! 🤗
And I’m over here getting mad at my $80 knife for not slicing like this…
"babe did you put my knife in the dishwasher?!?"
Says “huh” as she’s cutting on a metal platform 😂 Means for a break up right there .
The way she speaks gives me the impression that she’s really scared to say something wrong and then be judged for it lol she’s so careful with her words
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I think sometime in the life I'm too competitive, you know? It's good to be competitive on the field, but sometime in the life you don't need to be like this. And me I always want to show that I- I'm better that I'm I'm I'm the best I- I- can win I can do things, but in the life you don't need every time to do this type of thing you know. So I can calm a little bit bout it I LOVE HIM
"Hamburger hands Gosling" 😂
Kaia has nice lips and hair here
When I grow up I want to be Japanese.
Finally Jimin giving answer to this question what make BTS special - "I think the members themselves make BTS special". Yes, you can find a bunch of talented people, but you can't make second BTS cause you need their personality too. Because they're outstanding men.
The only reason to have a $20K knife? To say you have a $20K knife. A $250 knife will do just as well.
As an F&B consultant, I'm kind of skeptical that chefs would pay that much for a knife. I know they strive for perfection, but the return on investment for this is really minimal. There is a drastic drop in benefits vs. costs here. Typical restaurant knives cost $20-30 from Victorinox. An ultra professional knife would cost like $300, but investing in a $20,000? That sounds more of a collector's item than a work tool.
It’s the name and the marketing team lol.
how about if we add in there clout, dependability, precision, comfort, and enjoyment? Some of those things are rather intangible. High luxurious services and goods go beyond tangible economic measures. Is it necessary? i dont think anyone starting their business cares to buy a knife that expensive. But a knife at $20K is the same as someone who buys a Patek or Rolex. For making only 100-200 a year, i don't see why this business and the consumers arent reasonable and passionate and totally validated for wanting something like this.
It's been a long time since we've seen her happy and doing something fulfilling. I've missed her being on the scene, she's been an inspiration to me for a long time. Glad to have her back!
I KNEW HE’D END UP HATING THE HAND!
I think Will Ferrell is a very good comedian and he is really good at having funny conversations. I did not find any of these answers very funny, though.
Jesus Loves You, Repent of your sins before it is too late ❤️ John 3:16
Angelina has come a long way……I legit remember growing up and even as a kid thinking “what a nut job.” I absolutely love her. She’s beautiful. And kind with a good heart. ❤
Thank you for sharing your magnificent home! Above and beyond in renovating it in it's original splendor!
She went from humble to exactly what she railed against when she first started modeling
God bless her
The other end doesn't end.
"It is not how well you walk into the fire it is about walking through it"😍
Blah blah blah
She looks hilarious
Shes starting to look younger than she did with her ex