
Fashion, style, celebrity and culture. Insider knowledge. Outsider honesty. Humor included.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & CultureFashion & Beauty | |||

Amy Odell talks with model and writer Lauren Chan about what she calls a "recession of size inclusion" in fashion. After years of progress, brands are reverting back to casting “straight size” models by default —and the consequences go far beyond aes... more
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or Spotify. In part two, Amy gets Dana Thomas's thoughts on Emily in Paris after watching it for the first time; how French attitudes toward plastic surgery compare to those in Amer... more
Gwyneth Paltrow has long been known for promoting various wellness fads that drive experts crazy. Long before she was publicly singing the praises of raw dairy products, she would publish "detox" diets each January. These were the foundation of Goop'... more
What can we glean about Condé Nast's politics from recent current events? Teen Vogue has been shuttered, but Vanity Fair's Trump 2.0 package was a journalistic achievement of the sort rarely seen these days. Anna Wintour is a known Democratic support... more
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I want to love this podcast but she’s just reading her prepared remarks. Podcasts should be conversational even when it’s just you and no guest. It just is hard to listen to even though I’ve been interested in some of her topics.
What a genuinely enjoyable conversation about fashion. Clearly knowledgeable but also approachable and fun.
I find a lot of fashion podcasts to be quite boring but I still listen to stay up to date. However, Back Row is genuinely interesting and entertaining. So glad I found it!!
I love listening to these and reading the Substack too. I already have two book recommendations only based on two episodes and can’t wait for more!
Informative, hilarious and perfect to listen to while making dinner.
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This podcast captures engaging discussions surrounding fashion, style, celebrity, and culture, reflecting an outsider's perspective while incorporating insider knowledge. The host frequently explores the intersections of these topics through insightful conversations with guests, ranging from analyzing the latest trends in fashion and media to delving into the complexities of celebrity culture and societal impacts. Unique elements include a humorous tone and an emphasis on authenticity in commentary, attracting individuals who value both critical insights and lighthearted humor in cultural discussions.
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1. Fashion People
2. The Run-Through with Vogue
3. The Who What Wear Podcast
4. The Business of Fashion Podcast
5. Every Outfit
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Recent guests on Back Row include:
1. Lauren Chan
2. Dana Thomas
3. Taylor Lorenz
4. Rachel Tashjian
5. Dr. Mara Einstein
6. Sophie Gilbert
7. Marisa Meltzer
8. Linus Karp
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