
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 beyo... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 187 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBusinessFashion & Beauty | |||

New York Times reporters Jessica Testa and Michael Grynbaum join Lauren for a very special episode about the current state of legacy publisher Condé Nast. (Remember, Michael wrote a book about Condé Nast. called The Empire of the Elite.) They discuss... more
Lauren’s guest is Who What Wear co-founder, Future Publishing S.V.P., and Substacker Hillary Kerr. They discuss the best and worst of the Golden Globes red carpet, and what the lineup portends about the rest of the awards season, and the fashion indu... more
Lauren is joined by financial whiz Bill Cohan, author of Puck’s Dry Powder, to discuss the situation at Saks Global, the department store group that is expected to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy imminently. They discuss how the owner of Saks Fifth Av... more
Lauren is joined by return guest and Vanity Fair senior staff writer Marisa Meltzer, who is also the author of Soft Power on Substack and the fall bestseller It Girl: The Life and Legacy of Jane Birkin. They discuss just about everything in the news:... more
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If the point of the podcast is fashion, with knowledgable guests - what in the wide world of wisdom would propel the host to yammer on about her learning to drive or other random navel gazing conversations? Who is editing this? Please focus. NO one cares about the host’s personal life!!!!!
Update July 2025: the host actually is more upset about the cost of high priced fashion than working conditions? Poor factory working conditions “Just a thing” ?! Get a grip on values - all forms of that word... more
Every episode makes me smile. I love the mix of fashion criticism and business. Wish we could hear more about off the record dinners but I get it.
i like it. conversational industry talk. nice for insiders. can tell she does know what shes talking about as it pertains to fashion. not sure why the negativity. nobody wants to listen to a lecture or bloomberg talk. people need to stop whining.
I’ve revised before, and now find many comments along the lines of how I feel about FP. I love fashion, and so want this to be a good source of information. LS is a terrible interviewer, snarky, cannot complete a thought, interrupts constantly, her mispronunciation and laughing about it seems to be a deliberate tic of hers.
I don’t want to know about breakfast, wellness, her travel plans, or even her wardrobe at this point. She considers herself a serious journalist, let’s have that reflected i... more
I really hope Lauren has some kind of medical issue that could explain her lack of ability to put in any work into this podcast.
I work in the fashion and entertainment industries and I really want to like this show, but the issues with accuracy have become impossible to ignore.
The host regularly cites non-credible sources, relies on unverified gossip, or confidently states things that are objectively incorrect.. it’s quite embarrassing. There have been multiple moments where she has made cl... more
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Focused on the intersections of fashion, beauty, and media, this podcast offers thought-provoking discussions centering around the latest trends and industry shifts. With a rotating cast of guests who are often industry insiders, episodes cover various aspects including creative direction changes, market dynamics, and personal stories that illuminate the evolving narrative of fashion. The approach is both analytical and conversational, appealing to listeners interested in the nuanced workings of the multi-trillion-dollar fashion business. Special segments may tackle current events, highlight important figures within the industry, or dive into cultural commentaries that resonate with broader societal issues, making it distinctive in the real... more
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Recent guests on Fashion People include:
1. Stacey Battat
2. Marc Bridge
3. Jamie Mizrahi
4. Sali Cristeson
5. Tallulah Harlech
6. Lauren Collins
7. Chris Black
8. Joe Manganiello
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