Harriet Walker

Ben Spencer, Science Editor at The Sunday Times, and Harriet Walker, Fashion Editor at The Times, discuss the societal revolution sparked by weight loss drugs like Mounjaro and Wegovy. They explore how these medications are reshaping everything from fashion to lifestyle choices, influencing industries and public perspectives. Harriet shares her personal journey with weight loss drugs, depicting their normalization in fashion circles. The conversation also delves into the implications of these drugs on expectations around body image and their economic impact.

Join Harriet Walker, Fashion Editor at The Times, as she dives into the groundbreaking ascent of Jonathan Anderson, the newly appointed creative director of Dior. They discuss his innovative roots in Northern Ireland and how he turned Loewe into a billion-dollar brand. The conversation explores the tension between tradition and modernity at Dior, highlighting challenges he faces following fashion legends. With a cultural shift in luxury fashion, can Anderson reshape the iconic brand while appealing to a new generation? Discover the insights and excitement!

Harriet Walker, a fashion editor at The Times, dives deep into the world of Anna Wintour, the iconic Vogue editor-in-chief. They explore how Wintour has maintained her influence in the rapidly changing landscape of fashion and social media. The conversation highlights Vogue's pivotal role in 90s fashion, Wintour's enigmatic persona, and her legacy amidst the rise of TikTok trends. Walker critiques the current fashion milieu while recognizing Wintour's adaptability and lasting impact on the industry.