Zanna Roberts Rassi is a fashion editor and red carpet presenter for E!, known for her insights into the world of fashion and as a founder of Milk Makeup. She discusses the standout and less impressive looks from the 2025 Golden Globe Awards, offering juicy behind-the-scenes stories about the stylists involved. Zanna and Lauren also explore the significance of Ralph Lauren and Anna Wintour receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom, celebrating their lasting cultural impact within the fashion industry.

Sarah Shapiro, Puck’s retail correspondent, dives into the future of fashion retail and beauty. She discusses the shifting landscape of mall brands and recent luxury price hikes, alongside consumer reactions. The conversation highlights notable changes at Chanel and ongoing trends in fashion mergers and acquisitions. Lauren and Sarah even share their holiday shopping experiences, primarily focusing on their newfound love for t-shirts. Expect insights and predictions about the evolving consumer preferences as they navigate 2025.

Join journalist Marisa Meltzer, author of the bestselling book on Glossier, as she dives into the vibrant world of 2024 fashion trends. They dissect the rise and fall of luxury brands like Chanel and Nike, the implosion of Matches, and Glossier's quest for a comeback. Marisa shares thoughts on the shifting landscape of beauty and age fluidity, while also weighing in on the billion-dollar valuation of The Row. Expect laughter as they recount holiday shopping stories and discuss the cultural relevance of fashion in the modern age.

Sunita Kumar Nair, author of CBK: Carolyn Bessette Kennedy: A Life in Fashion, shares her insights on the iconic style of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, a former Calvin Klein publicist and beloved fashion figure. They discuss CBK’s significant influence on 1990s fashion, her lasting legacy, and the cultural nuances between London and New York that shaped their careers. Nair offers personal anecdotes, highlighting how CBK’s natural allure and charisma impacted the fashion industry and inspired contemporaries.

Leah Chernikoff, the executive editor of Harper’s Bazaar, joins the discussion on the shifting landscape of designer appointments over the past 15 years. She highlights Matthieu Blazy's significant move to Chanel and the implications for the industry. The duo rates festive panettone from luxury brands, reflects on Calvin Klein's return to the runway, and assesses the future of department stores post-Nordstrom news. They also explore the impact of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy's iconic style at a recent auction.

Tiina Laakkonen, a multifaceted figure in the fashion scene, reflects on her journey from model to shop owner. She shares why she closed Tiina the Store after years of curating unique styles. The conversation swoops through her vibrant experiences in Paris, London, and New York across different decades. Tiina also delves into the contrasting lifestyles of urban vs. Sag Harbor living, the art of boutique retailing, and the importance of meaningful success in an evolving fashion industry.

Jesse Lee, founder of Basic Space and chairman of Design Miami, discusses the shift in luxury focus from fashion to furniture among younger consumers. He highlights how modern design is becoming the new status symbol, reflecting on the evolution of art and commerce. They analyze Matthieu Blazy's appointment at Chanel and what fresh ideas he might bring. Plus, the duo touches on hot topics like Versace's potential sell-off and the impact of celebrity branding on consumer behavior.

Jens Grede, CEO of Skims and serial fashion entrepreneur, shares insights on the brand's explosive growth, its new flagship in New York, and collaborations with celebrities like Kim Kardashian. He also discusses the challenges of working with a spouse in business. Joining him is Dan Frommer, founder of The New Consumer, who reveals trends from his report, including the rise of TikTok shops and changing alcohol consumption patterns. Together, they explore the evolution of the luxury market and the importance of authenticity in branding.

Becky Malinsky, a world-renowned fashion editor and stylist known for her work with Alex Mill, joins to discuss exciting fashion shifts. They ponder the possibility of Carven's Louise Trotter taking the reins at Bottega Veneta. The conversation dives into TikTok's impact on shopping trends and what its potential ban in the U.S. could mean for brands. Becky also shares insights from her collaboration with Alex Mill and highlights some of the best sales of the season, all while providing a peek behind the curtain of the fashion world.

Ana Andjelic, a fashion marketer and author of "Hitmakers: How Brands Influence Culture," shares her expertise on the impact of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic on beauty standards. She explores how a 'thin is in' narrative has re-emerged, while also analyzing the success of brands like The Row and Abercrombie & Fitch amid current market challenges. Additionally, the conversation touches on the evolving dynamics of luxury fashion, including the Chanel-Matthieu Blazy situation and insights into consumer behavior and strategy.