
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
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 252 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Fashion & BeautyArtsBusiness | |||

Lauren’s guest is journalist Eugene Rabkin, author of Torn: Fashion and Post-Modernism, which argues that the consolidation of the luxury industry has destroyed creativity in fashion. They debate whether Virgil Abloh was a genius or a villain, the pr... more
Lauren’s guest is Sophia Rivka Rossi, author of Between Friends. They discuss summer 2026 fitness trends, the Foster sisters, why they don't shop at J.Crew, Gwyneth Paltrow’s upcoming Amagansett dinner for Sam Altman, Charles Porch, Emily Oberg, kitt... more
Lauren's guest is the fashion industry’s favorite astrologer, Susan Miller of Astrologyzone. They discuss how she became an astrologist, her career in publishing, why she loves magazines, why she loves a paywall, why she loves Dolce & Gabbana, Pharre... more
Lauren's guest is Rory Satran, the founder of The Hamptons Chronicle, a local news email and print paper that features stories on everything from a DTC lobsterman to where Andrew Rosen likes to golf. They discuss her biggest stories of the summer, th... more
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Good topics, but frustrating to listen to. It feels like very surface-level research is done before jumping on the mic and the host often struggles to articulate her thoughts. The majority of the episode ends up being opinions rather than well-researched discussions with a lot of ums, uhs and I thinks that are hard to follow.
While I have truly enjoyed several episodes, I listened to the latest one (Avery Trufelman) with my jaw on the floor. The first 20-25 mins were spent on a completely random and uninteresting monologue about a store in LA (with no opportunity for the guest to even chime in and no question for her to even answer). The rest of the episode featured a second monologue by the host about The Row, again barely even leaving room for the guest to say anything … why even invite guests at all??
I decided to give this pod another try because Avery Truffleman was the guest. As per usual…. The episode was a Lauren monologue about how much she spends on the Row, how she and her fashion friends in Paris all wear the same PP outfit, etc etc more vapidness. Makes me want to NOT buy any more PP. No wonder she and Derek Guy have tension. And AT is a saint for putting up with LS. I’ll continue to pass on this podcast. There are much more thoughtful fashion podcasts out there
And stammer, don’t respect guest, rude, snob, condescending. stop asking breakfast questions, so cringe.
I was really disappointed to realize a lot of episodes are essentially a paid advertisement. I don't mind sponsors when they're clearly disclosed and kept separate from the content, but this felt like an ad disguised as a regular episode. It came across as promotional rather than informative, which made it hard to trust the discussion. I hope future episodes prioritize genuine content and are more transparent about sponsored material.
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Fashion-focused conversations pulled from industry insiders and power players, frequently unpacking how fashion brands, media, and luxury houses navigate consolidation, digital shifts, and branding. Episodes span magazine dynamics, luxury market moves, brand strategy, and behind-the-scenes of fashion publishing, with a blend of insider gossip, data-driven takes, and practical business takeaways for professionals and brands. A notable strength is the mix of veteran fashion journalism with founder and creator perspectives, offering timely context on events, leadership changes, and the evolving relationship between media, retail, and direct-to-consumer models. This show is likely to appeal to listeners who want insider-level analysis, industry... more
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Recent guests on Fashion People include:
1. Susan Miller
2. Rory Satran
3. Avery Trufelman
4. Luca Solca
5. Dora Fung
6. Marc Beaugé
7. Amy Schultz
8. Jessika Alexander
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