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Fashion People

Audacy | Puck
Fashion Industry
Chanel
Puck
Luxury Fashion
Fashion
LVMH
Gucci
Fashion Week
Dior
Luxury Brands
Consumer Behavior
New York Fashion Week
The Realreal
Marc Jacobs
Fashion Trends
Paris Fashion Week
Resale Market
Versace
Skims
Virgil Abloh

Puck correspondent Lauren Sherman and a rotating cast of industry insiders take you deep inside what fashion people are really talking about behind the scenes of this multi-trillion-dollar biz, from creative director switcheroos to M&A drama, D.T.C. downfalls, and magazine mishaps.Fashion People is an extension of Line Sheet, Lauren’s private email for Puck, where she tracks what’s happening beyon... more

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Latest Episodes

Lauren is joined by Rose Colcord, founder of Cou Cou Intimates, to discuss her trading a career in philosophy for fashion and building one of the more talked-about intimates brands of the moment. Rose reflects on Cou Cou’s pandemic-era rise and her p... more

Lauren is joined by Derek Blasberg, author of And Another Thing and perpetual magazine columnist, for a candid chat about fashion in the era of indie sleaze, last week’s Couture shows, what people are wearing on the streets in Europe and New York, an... more

Jenna Lyons and Jonny Bauer of Fundamentalco, the creative agency spun out of Blackstone, join Lauren for a deep dive into what it actually takes to build a great brand. They get into the importance of authenticity, the impact of A.I. on the creative... more

Lauren is joined by Elana Fishman, style and shopping director at the New York Post, for a rollicking chat about Taylor Swift’s wedding, including Taylor’s dress and the best-dressed guests. They also get into the tennis kits and courtside fits turni... more

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Alex Eagle
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Episode: The Business of Having Good Taste
Inez van Lamsweerde
Photographer; long-time collaborator and half of the duo Inez & Vinoodh
Inez & Vinoodh studio
Episode: The Look of Love
Vinoodh Matadin
Photographer; long-time collaborator and half of the duo Inez & Vinoodh
Inez & Vinoodh studio
Episode: The Look of Love
Luca Solca
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Episode: The Gospel According to Luca Solca
Alessandro Sartori
Artistic Director, Zegna
Zegna
Episode: The Suit Chronicles
Kavi Molz
Co-founder and designer at DS. & Durga
DS. & Durga
Episode: Scents and Sensibility
David Molz
Co-founder and perfumer at DS. & Durga
DS. & Durga
Episode: Scents and Sensibility
Recho Omondi
Host of The Cutting Room Floor
The Cutting Room Floor
Episode: The Everlane Blowback
Gabriella Hearst
Designer, Gabriella Hearst
Gabriella Hearst},
Episode: Silk, Wool, Cashmere

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Lauren Sherman
Host of Fashion People

Reviews

3.7 out of 5 stars from 623 ratings
  • Loved this podcast till you had a Zionist on

    Really enjoyed listening to this podcast until you had Zionist Nili lotan on ??? what is the point of that? Do you think Palestinians are unworthy of life Lauren? Come on and have a backbone

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Lildev24
    United States2 months ago
  • Need info

    Lots of name dropping but no idea who the people are? Please clarify who you are speaking about. Too much small talk. Need more fashion info

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Cathy MMC
    United States3 months ago
  • Arrogant

    I wanted to like this but Lauren comes across as insufferably arrogant. Will have guests on and barely ask them anything. Drops names like crazy.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Snompi22
    Canada4 months ago
  • “Who cares!”

    That was so rude! Re: not knowing the name of the actor in Love Story was so dismissive. This episode felt like Lauren was a snotty 14 year old conversing w a patient older person. I still enjoyed the content although the vibe is off.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Tamikandy
    United States5 months ago
  • Please ask yourself

    Updated 1/30/2026: you said it yourself, time will tell who is on the wrong side of the line. Take a closer look at where your values stand… fashion over humanity?

    Most of the guests are fascinating. The host needs some media training at the very least.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    art2020🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽
    United States6 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the insider access and mix of reporting with industry gossip.
Some fans want tighter interview prep and less host-centric chatter.
Genuine guests and strong topic variety are frequently praised, though critiques about hosting style recur.

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#113
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#18
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#83
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#170
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Talking Points

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The Business of Having Good Taste
Q: Hi. I was wondering about how you shape the business, and if you have any idea on a structure, because I think a lot of the creatives that are very similar to what you do, they kind of get that thriving, original thing kind of stolen, or like it becomes somebody else's profit. So how have you shaped your business so you can have all the stake in it and shape in it really?
The business is built slowly and remains small and nimble on purpose—no wholesale, no heavy marketing, and a willingness to delay campaigns or lookbooks until the right moment. This helps preserve creative control, maintain fabric quality, and ensure the lines stay aligned with the core vision rather than chasing quick, high-margin projects.
Oh, Dario!
Q: What are Dario Vitale's most likely next moves?
The conversation suggests Armani as a strong possibility, with the idea that he could lead Emporio or progress to Giorgio Armani in the future, depending on negotiations and what the brand is willing to offer.
The Look of Love
Q: How did your approach to technology change the way you shoot fashion?
We embraced digital tools early, using computer-based backgrounds and image manipulation to merge glamour with a hyper-real sense of possibility, changing the relationship between the photograph and reality.
Nothing Lasts For Everlane
Q: What were your initial thoughts on Everlane's sale to Shein and what does it mean for DTC branding?
The deal complicates Everlane's radical transparency ethos and raises questions about brand identity when a retailer prioritizes low-cost, fast fashion models; it also highlights broader tensions in the DTC space between price, ethics, and consumer trust.
Raw Denim Vs. Raw Milk
Q: What did you think of Hailey Bieber's Alaïa campaign that came out last week?
Sophia and Lauren express a nuanced view, noting the campaign looked great but considering how it sits within Hailey's broader brand ecosystem and how it contrasts with the YSL campaign she did, suggesting it reflects strategic branding rather than a simple one-brand move.

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A sharp, insider-focused look at the fashion industry, blending reporting, interviews, and field notes from high-profile brands, designers, and media figures. Conversations frequently center on brand strategy, leadership shifts, collaborations, and the evolving relationship between fashion, media, and retail. Listeners get practical takeaways on how industry moves— from DTC disruption to luxury retail strategies, editorial dynamics, and the economics of big events—play out behind the scenes. The show stands out for its access to top designers, editors, and industry operators, lively banter, and a willingness to tackle the noise around fashion with candid analysis. Potential guests and sponsors can expect a podcast that prioritizes insider c... more

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Recent guests on Fashion People include:

1. Alex Eagle
2. Inez van Lamsweerde
3. Vinoodh Matadin
4. Luca Solca
5. Alessandro Sartori
6. Kavi Molz
7. David Molz
8. Recho Omondi

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