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Let's Get Dressed

Liv Perez
Fashion
Personal Style
Fashion Trends
New York Fashion Week
Fashion Industry
Sustainable Fashion
Wedding Planning
Los Angeles
Closet Organization
Tiktok
Social Media
Capsule Wardrobe
Liv Perez
Ralph Lauren
Chanel
New York
Sydney Carlson
Paris Fashion Week
Met Gala
Fashion Week

How do you create a staple wardrobe? What trends are dominating the runways? Who’s the coolest new designer to watch? Join ultimate fashion insider Liv Perez for new episodes every Monday to hear the best in fashion news, styling tips, and interviews with top industry leaders that will leave you inspired to dress and feel your best self every day.

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If you've ever wanted to channel your inner maximalist but didn't know where to start, this episode is for you.

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I'm back with another September AMA episode, and this one is packed. We get into how to actually land a Fashion Week invite as a creative, what to wear to your first job in corporate fashion, and at-home hand-wash strategy I've been using to avoid th... more

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Linoy Friedman, AKA What People Are Wearing breaks down the trends she spotted at New York Fashion Week. We get into the pop of red moment taking over street style (and how to actually find your shade), the sweater-tied-around-the-waist trick that's ... more

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Recent Guests

Julia Berolzheimer
Founder of Gal Meets Glam; fashion designer and influencer
Gal Meets Glam Collection
Episode: How to Master Polished Maximalism: Mixing Prints, Color & Finding Your Style with Julia Berolzheimer
Julie Wainwright
Founder of The RealReal, former CEO of pets.com
The RealReal
Episode: [FROM THE ARCHIVES] How The RealReal Changed Luxury Resale Forever
Julie Ann Clauss
Founder and head archivist at The Wardrobe
The Wardrobe
Episode: [FROM THE ARCHIVES] Closet Preservation Tips From A Celebrity Fashion Archivist
Sara Walker
Content creator and fashion stylist
Styled Sara
Episode: [FROM THE ARCHIVES] How to Turn a Corporate Fashion Job Into a Content Career
Emma Gerber
Founder of Claudent, sun-care fashion brand
Claudent
Episode: [FROM THE ARCHIVES] How To Dress For Sun Protection
Jack Savoie
Industry commentator and fashion content creator
Independent | A.Line (former store where he worked as a stylist)
Episode: How to Break Into Fashion, with Industry Commentator Jack Savoie
Adam Goldston
Co-founder of APL (athletic luxury footwear brand)
APL
Episode: What Makes a Great Sneaker? With APL founders Adam and Ryan Goldston
Ryan Goldston
Co-founder of APL (athletic luxury footwear brand)
APL
Episode: What Makes a Great Sneaker? With APL founders Adam and Ryan Goldston
Bridget Foley
Former editor at WWD, author of Catwalk texts for Ralph Lauren's copy book
Women's Wear Daily (WWD); Catwalk book
Episode: How Ralph Lauren Shaped American Style

Host

Liv Perez
Host of the show, guiding conversations and sharing fashion insight and personal perspective

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 675 ratings
  • Liv interrupts too much

    Listened to the jeans podcast and all I wanted to do was tell at liv to please stop interrupting! She wouldn’t let her guest finish speaking before making a dumb comment.

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    Dogwalker19
    United States2 months ago
  • Room for improvement

    “You guys” is becoming a tic that takes away from the content…ugh.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Lackland Cowgirl
    United States3 months ago
  • Great podcast

    I am a dog mom who lives in Madrid (we have all 4 seasons) and I walk my dog off leash every morning which means I have to deal with muddy paws on my clothes. I really struggle to look chic and put together while walking her.

    Thank you.

    😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ainur_rrd
    Spain3 months ago
  • Liv, Interrupted

    Liv has a habit of interrupting her guest while adding very little to the conversation. She tends to reply to guests in singular words like, “hot,” “love,” and “so chic” without anything further.

    She doesn’t add much depth and doesn’t seem to come at the subject from any sort of analytical or historical angle, which is why fashion is interesting. My takeaway is that she’s just a Shop My slash LTK final boss. Despite this, the podcast can still be interesting due to the interviewees they manage... more

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    3
    abbey22nyc
    United States5 months ago
  • Love but Out of Touch

    I love listening to Let’s Get Dressed, but recently I’ve been finding the fashion recommendations a bit out of touch. Speaking as a middle class person, my fiance and I can barely afford a house, to pay for a wedding, and keep up with all the extras. All of my friends are in the same boat as I am and can’t even begin to dream about the next designer purchase. The average person isn’t paying over $150 for a pair of jeans. It’s fun to listen, but is out of touch with where the economy is at.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    lizlizwildd
    United States6 months ago

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Some listeners feel the host interrupts guests, which can detract from interview depth.
Listeners appreciate the guest roster and insider perspectives on fashion brands and storytelling.
Audience frequently cites actionable wardrobe tips and brand recommendations as standout takeaways.
Positive mentions often highlight strong interviews with designers and industry commentators.

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How to Master Polished Maximalism: Mixing Prints, Color & Finding Your Style with Julia Berolzheimer
Q: What would you say to someone starting to apply mixing prints and color in a practical way for workwear or daily outfits?
Start with one statement piece and consider texture to ground the look; you can mix prints if there's a grounding color or a similar thread, and don't feel obliged to follow rules—focus on what feels like you and add jewelry to tie things together.
How to Master Polished Maximalism: Mixing Prints, Color & Finding Your Style with Julia Berolzheimer
Q: Have you ever had the experience where you mood board something and what actually happens doesn't live up to it?
Yes, it happens often; mood boards are starting points, and if the actual shoot or outfit isn't working, you shift and let the concept guide you rather than forcing the board to dictate every detail.
September Style Q&A: Fashion Week Invites, Fall Jackets, and The Washing Cashmere Hack I Live By
Q: How do I get invited to Fashion Week as a creative?
Start by showing love and creating content for brands on social media, then build a clear, concise pitch with evidence of your connection to the brand, your portfolio, and engagement metrics several weeks before Fashion Week.
What People are Wearing in NYC Right Now
Q: How do you think posture and walking style affect how clothes read?
She explains that confident posture and a purposeful walk can elevate any outfit, making even basic pieces look intentional and polished.
What People are Wearing in NYC Right Now
Q: What helped you develop your taste over the years?
Linoy says exposure to street style and filming outfits for a living helped her understand what resonates, complemented by following style icons and consciously trying outfits at home to see what fits her body and lifestyle.

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A fashion-focused show that blends trend analysis, styling guidance, and in-depth conversations with industry leaders. Episodes frequently explore topics like wardrobe strategy, fabric and material storytelling, and the realities of building brands or careers in fashion, often anchored by host-led insights and guest expertise. Notable across episodes are practical wardrobe tips, conversations with designers, executives, and industry commentators, and a recurring emphasis on making fashion both functional and inspirational for everyday life. The format often balances interview-driven content with host perspectives, resulting in a lively but informative look at how to dress with intention in a fast-moving industry.

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1. Julia Berolzheimer
2. Julie Wainwright
3. Julie Ann Clauss
4. Sara Walker
5. Emma Gerber
6. Jack Savoie
7. Adam Goldston
8. Ryan Goldston

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