
Throwing Fits PREVIEW | Is Fast Fashion Winning? Lesbian Bar Praxis, the Vintage Reproduction-ization of Menswear, and Robots Infiltrate Vogue World
Sep 25, 2026
Vintage Carhartts, sulfur-scented denim, Japanese workwear, and the seasonal joy of rediscovering lost sunglasses set the scene. The conversation turns to making clothes fun again, Engineered Garments rumors, lesbian bar drama, and whether fast fashion is winning. Plus: Buck Mason, Vogue World robots, celebrity sightings, resale chaos, and Mbappé’s sneaker switch.
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Wash Jeans When Vintage Funk Takes Over
- Wash musty vintage jeans when odor makes them nearly unwearable, rather than preserving grime for its own sake.
- The discussion contrasts washing every couple of months with an especially disastrous diaper-machine mix-up.
Sulfur-Dyed Denim Smells Like Farts
- Sulfur-dyed Japanese denim can smell remarkably foul straight from production.
- The hosts compare the odor to farts and joke that farting in the jeans might send the smell back home.
Cold Weather Unlocks Forgotten Accessories
- Seasonal wardrobe changes can reveal forgotten accessories and make old pieces feel newly useful.
- Finding brown Thistle Owl sunglasses saved a planned replacement purchase costing roughly $800.
