Fashion People

Jamie Mizrahi, a celebrity stylist renowned for her work with stars like Adele and Mia Goth, shares her insights on red carpet fashion and the art of vintage dressing. They discuss the stylish coupledom of Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles, plus the nostalgia of 90s fashion seen in 'Eyes Wide Shut.' Jamie reflects on the evolution of celebrity styles and the importance of storytelling in fashion, particularly with nepo kids embracing their parents' vintage. She also emphasizes the value of reducing social media distractions for creative focus.

Lauren’s guest is Sali Cristeson, founder and C.E.O. of Argent, which sells suits and blazers and other things you wear to an office—but also other places, too. They discuss the need for workwear, even in These Times, and what it’s like to launch and develop a fashion brand when you have never worked in the fashion industry. Tariffs and snobs are also addressed. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tallulah Harlech, a renowned fashion director and founder of Silva, joins the conversation to explore the evolving landscape of fashion. She shares insights on Jonathan Anderson's innovative Pimlico Road store, emphasizing its blend of lifestyle and fashion. The discussion also covers bold celebrity fashion choices, including Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner's recent looks. Tallulah passionately critiques the generational shift in fashion leadership, highlighting the rising influence of millennials and the exciting potential for brands like Versace and Alaïa.

Lauren Collins, The New Yorker Paris correspondent, dives into the world of Uniqlo, revealing insights from her in-depth profile of the brand. She shares her experiences with confusing sizing and the unique, global reach of Lifewear. Collins explores Uniqlo's impressive growth strategy under Tadashi Yanai, its innovative materials like Heattech, and the allure it holds for renowned designers. The conversation contrasts Uniqlo’s approach with competitors like Zara, highlighting its distinctive brand philosophy and collaborations that excite both designers and mass audiences.

Chris Black, a podcaster, writer, and founder of the apparel brand Hanover, dives into the launch of his silhouette-specific basics for men. He shares insights on the motivations behind starting a clothing line during challenging times. The conversation also covers Matthieu Blazy’s unique Chanel show in a subway station and the dramatic changes at Versace with Dario Vitale's departure. Chris reflects on the real dynamics of fashion shows and discusses making clothes accessible for everyday guys, plus commentary on celebrity-driven merch like Justin Bieber's Skylrk.

Join Josh Radnor and Craig Thomas as they reminisce about the iconic series, diving into deep discussions about life, love, and art over a decade after its finale. They reveal exciting guest appearances for the new season, including Joe Manganiello and Bryan Cranston. The hosts tease upcoming philosophical moments and fan contributions that made the show resonate with many. Plus, they celebrate the global fanbase in a heartfelt closing. It's a nostalgic and lively exploration for superfans and newcomers alike!

Daphne Seybold, CEO of Sky High Farm Goods, is on a mission to combine fashion and social impact. She shares her journey from PR at Comme des Garçons to leading a brand that has raised over $1.5 million for food equity. Collaborating with giants like Balenciaga and Levi's, she tackles conscious consumption and evolving consumer habits. Daphne highlights innovative product launches and the importance of reframing byproducts. With engaging insights, she illustrates how fashion can drive positive change in communities.

Alison Roman, a celebrated food writer and chef known for her bestselling cookbooks, brings her unique insight to the discussion. She shares her experiences from her book tour, revealing how parenthood inspired her fashion choices. The duo dives into the significance of presenting authentic styles on camera and critiques Luca Guadagnino's comments on costume design. Alison offers practical holiday party dressing tips and recommends a Substack dedicated to analyzing film costumes. Their lively chat also touches on favorite shopping spots and personal style affirmations.

Joining Lauren are costume designers Paul Tazewell, renowned for his work on *Wicked*, Malgosia Terzanska from *Hamnet*, Kate Hawley of *Frankenstein*, and Oscar-winner Ruth E. Carter, who grounded *Sinner* in African-American history. They delve into the emotional depth of the color red, the delicate balance of historical accuracy versus modern flair, and their collaborative creative processes with directors. Expect insights into making period styles feel fresh and standout costume choices that bring stories to life!

Avery Trufelman, podcaster and creator of Articles of Interest, explores the cultural significance of clothing. She shares insights on Timothée Chalamet's Marty Supreme merch and the unexpected hype surrounding it. They delve into the evolution of Armani as a brand, discussing its potential future directions. The conversation also highlights the rise of gorpcore and how outdoor gear reflects American identity. Avery emphasizes the importance of thoughtful fashion criticism and its role in cultural discourse.