
Audrey Charlyes is the founder of Maison Charlyes Jacquet, a boutique dedicated to making luxury accessible through curated pieces from Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Dior, and beyond. A lifelong fashion lover and storyteller, Audrey brings a unique voice to the world of luxury — blending insider perspective with personal elegance. On Front Row with Audrey Charlyes: The Confidential Edition, she invites l... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsFashion & Beauty | |||

Bad Bunny's couture debut. Taylor Swift's fifteen-million-dollar wedding dress moment for Dior. A whole front row sweating through silicone with zero air conditioning. In this Season 2 finale, Audrey breaks down Paris Couture Week FW26 with fully unf... more
Okay so we just survived Paris Couture Week and I have thoughts. Bad Bunny made his couture debut in a buttercream suit. Jonathan Anderson dressed Taylor Swift for her wedding and then came back days later to build an actual forest inside the Musée R... more
Men's SS27, reviewed at forty degrees in the shade. Milan threw a menswear party and the Italians didn't show — Gucci, Fendi and Zegna all ghosted, and it took Ralph Lauren and Thom Browne to save the week. Paris tore up a public lawn for Louis Vuitt... more
Interim Special --- Men's SS27 & The Tunnel Walk:
Men's SS27, reviewed at forty degrees in the shade. Milan threw a menswear party and the Italians didn't show — Gucci, Fendi and Zegna all ghosted, and it took Ralph Lauren and Thom Browne to save th... more
Oh yes — it’s a Special Edition. I wrote a book.
This spring, I walked away from the front row — to somewhere I had no business being, red notebook in hand. I’m not going to tell you what happened there. That’s the point of the book. But I’ll tell y... more
We had to come back for it. In this special bonus episode, Audrey Charlyes Jacquet breaks down everything: what the Met Gala actually is and why the world stops for it, this year's theme Costume Art and dress code Fashion Is Art, the co-chair looks f... more
We made it to the end — and we're going out swinging.
Season 2 of Front Row with Audrey Charlyes: The Confidential Edition closes with the episode that doesn't follow the rules, because frankly, fashion stopped following rules a long time ago and no... more
Season finale. And I'm going in. Today on Front Row — no guests, no filters, no diplomacy. We're talking summer trends, what's actually worth wearing. We're talking fashion shows — do those multi-million dollar productions actually mean anything? And... more









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A chat-driven take on the global fashion scene, industry dynamics, and the cultural power of luxury brands. Episodes consistently orbit around design leadership changes, brand storytelling, couture versus ready-to-wear, and the tension between spectacle and craftsmanship. The host offers candid critiques of brand strategy, highlights upcoming shows and fashion weeks, and weaves in personal experiences from the front row to illuminate broader trends. Listeners likely include fashion professionals, marketers, and luxury enthusiasts who value authenticity, insider context, and thoughtful commentary on how brands maintain relevance in a fast-paced industry.
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