Throwing Fits

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. You already know what time it is: The most wonderful of the year. This week, the Fab 5 (sadly minus Chef who is holed up with the flu, but we do FaceTime him in) are reconvening to debate, discuss, and crown their personal favorite jawnz, timeline takeovers, brands, collabs, trends, movies, TV shows, musical artists, best-dressed celebs, bozos, and GOATs of the year that was. We are truly the gift that keeps on giving.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. VOTE NOW FOR THE 2025 FITTIES You weren't missed. This week, Jimmy and Larry are starting to roll out our end of year package with everything you need to know about The 2025 Fitties and our upcoming schedule, you might've seen that photo of Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein that looks exactly like one of our fit pics, two holiday parties with two different vibes with one featuring a Kendall Roy-style speech and the other a The Zone of Interest-style line situation, watching the child of a super celeb couple try to order a drink on vacation, James' art of gifting his barber A5 Japanese wagyu beef vs. Lawrence's art of regifting his brother-in-law a Ralph Lauren U.S. Ryder Cup uniform polo shirt, the much-anticipated break down of every single Fitties category, and much more.

Delve into the sibling rivalry as the hosts share hilarious insights about their little brothers. Discover the quirks of styling, including the latest debate on tucking puffers—should it be a trend or a faux pas? The conversation shifts to fashion dilemmas like awkward outfit matches with guest designers. With engaging banter and live audience reactions, the discussions are lively and filled with fashion-forward opinions!

Josh Willis, co-founder and creative director of LA's Second/Layer, dives into the art of menswear design and culture. He shares his journey from humble beginnings to crafting high-quality knits and leathers. Willis highlights the importance of product transparency and customer service, while contrasting the purchasing habits of American and Japanese consumers. He reflects on creative collaboration within his team and offers candid insights on the challenges of brand growth. Plus, he dishes out style advice for 2026—dress with intention and invest in well-made essentials!

This week's discussion dives into the affordability crisis in menswear, questioning if all clothes are becoming boring. The hosts debate whether James Bond is more of a cop or a spy, adding a playful twist. They share personal style tips, highlighting favorite footwear and closet organization hacks. The conversation flows to industry insights, including collaboration trends and a new 'incarceration corner' segment featuring pop culture figures. Tune in for a blend of fashion, fun, and thought-provoking dialogue.

The hosts dive into the intriguing world of favorite vegetables and the ethics of chicken slaughter. They also settle the debate between jelly, jam, and marmalade, ensuring food enthusiasts are well-informed. A live tasting of delicious pies from Rose Bakery adds a mouthwatering twist, while laughter ensues as they reminisce about breakfast meetings at Dover Street. Fashion discussions flourished with detailed outfit breakdowns and big logos. Plus, unexpected mentions of footwear and concert plans keep the banter lively till the end.

Daphne Seybold, Co-CEO and CMO of Sky High Farm Goods, previously thrived in fashion roles at Comme des Garçons and Dover Street Market. In a captivating discussion, she shares her experiences witnessing a cow birth and the transformative journey from fashion to food advocacy. Daphne emphasizes using fashion networks to combat food insecurity while critiquing greenwashing in the industry. She reflects on her time at CDG, the importance of ethical practices, and the need to address sustainability in a meaningful way. Her insights inspire a fresh perspective on community and collaboration.

Join the hosts as they dive into the perils of trying to quit nicotine, with a hilarious family vacation twist. They discuss the fashion stakes at the Stoffa store and the nuances of oversized jackets. Lawrence shares a unique experience watching his parents at a drag show, sparking laughs about mismatched vibes. They also explore the impact of the 4K remaster of Mad Men and share thoughts on pop culture phenomena like the Diddy doc and reality TV rivalries. Plus, a surprising take on the majestic nature of dolphins!

In this engaging discussion, the hosts dive into the amusing chaos of losing a recording and starting fresh. They explore wardrobe choices, from the merits of vintage Levi's to the practicality of leather shoes for biking. Regrettable outfit details, like collar extenders, provide comedic relief. Plus, they share treasure-hunting tales from closet sales and favorite vintage spots. The episode wraps up with casual banter and clothing brand highlights, making it a relatable listen for fashion enthusiasts.

Jackie McKeown, the creative mastermind behind Literary Sport, explores the intersection of performance and lifestyle in activewear. She dives into the unique appeal of minimal designs and why most casual runners don’t need high-tech gear. The conversation touches on Toronto slang, her experiences styling Drake, and the challenges of collaborating with her life partner. Jackie also shares insights on fabric sourcing, the importance of storytelling in branding, and her vision for modular clothing that blends functionality with style.