
Fashion, style, celebrity and culture. Insider knowledge. Outsider honesty. Humor included.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Fashion & BeautySociety & CultureArts | |||

Amy sits down with Noëmie Leclercq of luxury news outlet Glitz Paris to debate the "Hermès game" (aka everything customers allegedly have to do in order for boutiques to offer them the chance to purchase a Birkin or Kelly bag). They discuss pre-spend... more
Amy Odell talks with fashion director-turned-entrepreneur Marina Larroudé about why she left Teen Vogue for Barneys -- and then started her own brand. Marina recalls Style.com's earliest days; how top brands really weren't on board with the internet;... more
This is the audio version of the Back Row newsletter published February 17, 2026.
Why don't fashion designers view Olympic figure skating the way they do red carpets — as a forum to exploit for brand impressions? The sport is fabulous, glamorous, an... more
Part 2 is available to paid subscribers at backrow.net (which includes full newsletter access) or through Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
In Part 2, Amy and Lila debate the Saks Fifth Avenue bankruptcy — detailing the brand's fraught relationship with Am... 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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The content centers around the intersections of fashion, celebrity culture, and broader societal trends, showcasing a mix of humor and insightful commentary. Episodes explore various topics, including the dynamics of luxury retail, the implications of awards shows on fashion branding, and the nuances of social media's impact on the fashion industry. What sets this show apart is its ability to blend expert interviews with personal anecdotes and industry revelations, making complex fashion themes accessible and engaging for listeners. The humor infused throughout the discussions lends a relatable tone, appealing to audiences interested in both the serious and the lighter sides of fashion and celebrity culture.
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1. Fashion People
2. The Run-Through with Vogue
3. Every Outfit
4. Good Hang with Amy Poehler
5. The Business of Fashion Podcast
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Recent guests on Back Row include:
1. Marina Larroudé
2. Debra Birnbaum
3. Lauren Chan
4. Dana Thomas
5. Taylor Lorenz
6. Rachel Tashjian
7. Dr. Mara Einstein
8. Sophie Gilbert
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