
Fashion, style, celebrity and culture. Insider knowledge. Outsider honesty. Humor included.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Fashion & BeautyArtsSociety & Culture | |||

Superfakes have never been better and counterfeiters have never been smarter — so how can consumers buy secondhand luxury with confidence?
Sarah Davis started Fashionphile on eBay in 1999, while she was in law school. Resale has exploded since: Her ... more
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Trend forecaster Sean Monahan coined the "vibe shift" five years ago to describe the u... more
Amy Chozick has spent her career writing about polarizing women — she covered Hillary Clinton for The New York Times, profiled Elizabeth Holmes right before prison, followed Stormy Daniels for Vogue, and wrote the widely dissected profile of Lauren S... more
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I appreciate Amy Odell’s take on current events happening in the fashion world, as well as how she links them to the general culture issues of the moment. I also enjoy her discussions with the guests that she brings on.
Interesting point of view, expertly crafted questions, and entertaining guests. In a sea of podcasts Amy’s is the one to spend your time with. I look forward to every episode.
I enjoy and look forward to these podcasts. An interesting perspective on topics I don’t know much about. I hope Amy continues the podcast
Here from Supporting Actresses podcast series on Gwyneth! Amy was such a great guest on that pod so I had to check out Back Row. Obsessed! Have since subscribed to the Newsletter. Love her voice. Could listen to her talk about anything! Slay mama
It started out about fashion but is now about Lauren Bezos and lip filler. Not super interesting.
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- This series centers on fashion, celebrity culture, and the business of style, with deep dives into luxury branding, industry trends, and how public figures influence trends. Episodes mix reporting, insider perspectives, and sharp cultural critique, often featuring guests who are designers, stylists, editors, or industry analysts. The conversations skew toward agenda-setting moments in fashion and media, including couture shifts, Met Gala narratives, celebrity branding, and the evolving relationship between luxury and accessibility.
- Noteworthy elements include premium content extensions, candid industry anecdotes, and a willingness to challenge conventional fashion discourse, making it a strong fit for listeners who want informed, skept... more
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Recent guests on Back Row include:
1. Sarah Davis
2. Sean Monahan
3. Amy Chozick
4. Rebecca Jennings
5. Eugene Rabkin
6. Jo Piazza
7. Caroline Hallemann
8. Joy Cioci
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