Fashion People

Leah Chernikoff, the executive editor of Harper's Bazaar and co-host of a fashion podcast, joins for an insightful discussion. They highlight standout moments from London Fashion Week and preview exciting new trends heading into Milan. The duo dives into the conversation about aging and the acceptance of 'good wrinkles' in celebrity culture. They also unpack the balloon pants trend, tracing its origins back to Alaïa and Simone Rocha's influence, while offering tips on finding stylish, wearable options.

In this engaging discussion, Karlie Kloss, the founder of Bedford Media and ex-model, teams up with Thom Bettridge, the visionary editor revamping i-D magazine. They delve into Karlie's motivations for acquiring i-D and her ambitious plans for Bedford, including the relaunch of the iconic Life magazine. Thom shares insights on modernizing i-D while honoring its rich history, revealing a unique approach that fuses archival elements with contemporary publishing. Together, they explore innovative strategies to connect with the next generation of readers.

Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Lata, the innovative designers behind Eckhaus Latta, dive into the future of New York Fashion Week and dissect the highs and lows of the Emmys red carpet. They explore the implications of Giorgio Armani’s will on the brand's future and question the impact of changing consumer tastes on menswear. From discussing their unique approach to gender-neutral clothing to critiquing celebrity styles, they offer fresh insights into the evolving fashion landscape.

Lauren’s guest today is Libby Wadle, C.E.O. of the J.Crew Group. They dig into Libby’s path from shopgirl to C.E.O., her method for working with creative people, the challenges of running a retail business in 2025, and much more. Libby also explains why she thinks the culture is breeding so many cable-knit sweaters on the runway. 2025 J.Crew RollneckJ.Crew Raffia Bags 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

Lauren’s guest is The Ringer’s Amanda Dobbins, host of The Big Picture and Jam Session. Amanda just got back from the Venice Film Festival, where she saw Emily Blunt’s lips up close and watched Marc by Sofia. They discuss the best and worst of the Venice red carpet, as well as the best looks on and off the court at the U.S. Open. Then, they explain what it was like to witness Liam Gallagher shaking his leather-covered maracas at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena during the Oasis reunion tour. Finally, Amanda shares an update regarding Meghan Markle, As Ever, and the jam. YMCRalph Lauren U.S. Open Ball Boy PoloL.L. Bean Boat and ToteMonastery Rose Cleansing OilAs Ever Jam 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

Join Gene Pressman, grandson of Barneys New York's founder and author, as he discusses the evolution of fashion and the lasting impact of iconic stores. He shares insights on what makes a good retail experience, why Hermès reigns supreme, and the relationship between fashion and culture. Jessica Testa, a New York Times reporter, weighs in on the passing of Giorgio Armani and Chloe Malle's new role at Vogue, exploring how these shifts are reshaping the fashion narrative and media landscape.

Lauren sits down with Pete Nordstrom, co-C.E.O. of the Seattle-based department store group. They cover a ton of ground, from how he got into the family business, to how the company has remained family run for four generations (without that much trouble). They also discuss the recent take-private, the state of multi-brand retail, Sir Phillip Green (pre-cancelation), Pete’s hiring philosophy, the hardworking Rickie De Sole, why he still loves being a merchant (really), and plenty, plenty more. Pete also has a great podcast that you should check out called the Nordy pod. 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

Explore the societal labels often slapped onto women, like ‘crazy,’ through the lives of icons such as Lindsay Lohan and Winona Ryder. Discover how these labels can distort public perception, all while enjoying a blend of humor and heartfelt commentary. The hosts dive into historical contexts that reveal the unfair standards women face, challenging listeners to rethink what it means to be labeled as ‘mad’ or ‘bad.’ A blend of rich storytelling and sharp insight awaits!

Danielle Frankel, a trailblazing bridal designer and founder of the Danielle Frankel brand, shares her journey in the world of modern bridal fashion. She dives into innovative business models that prioritize customer experience and customization. The conversation highlights the balance between tradition and contemporary trends, along with the significance of craftsmanship. Additionally, Danielle discusses the challenges and triumphs of entrepreneurship and how she adapts to the evolving bridal market, transforming client relationships into emotional connections.

In a captivating discussion, Sarah Shapiro, Puck's retail correspondent and expert on the activewear market, dives into the evolving landscape of workout fashion. She highlights the decline of leggings' popularity and the rise of versatile styles like those from Alo and Vuori. Sarah elaborates on Lululemon's recent challenges and innovations, revealing how consumer preferences are shifting towards comfort and unique materials. Plus, she touches on brand strategies and the trend of athleisure influenced by cultural shifts, making this a must-listen for fashion enthusiasts.