The fashion stylist and Instagram star sits down with host Danielle Radojcin to talk about working for over two decades with legendary Italian Vogue editor Franca Sozzani, his unusual upbringing, and styling celebrities like Julian Schnabel and Bob Evans.

The latest episode of our podcast features Marie-Louise Sciò, CEO of the legendary Pellicano Hotels group. Listen as she talks about her family, the history of the hotels and Italian style. She also shares memories from glamorous summers spent at Il Pellicano and talks us through the five things that inspire her most.

In the latest episode of our podcast series, the Oscar-nominated costume designer and stylist talks about her bohemian upbringing, her love of music and her many creative influences. Speaking from Frieze Los Angeles, she also shares fascinating anecdotes from her distinguished career, from styling Lenny Kravitz and Madonna in the 1980s to creating the costumes for the Johnny Cash biopic Walk The Line.

Recorded at 5 Carlos Place, New York-based artist Sarah Morris is the latest creative mind to add to The Collector’s House. Coinciding with her current exhibition at the White Cube gallery in London’s Bermondsey, entitled Machines Do Not Make Us Into Machines, Morris talks extensively about her work, her influences and her background. She also shares the anecdotes behind the five things that inspire her most in life.

Recorded at the Hayward Gallery, where Rugoff currently sits at the helm, the American-born, London-based curator and director talks about the influential life lesson he learnt at school when growing up in Greenwich Village, New York, when he first became interested in art and the provocative work of late artist Mike Kelley from the first exhibition he ever curated.

The American art dealer, curator and founder of Manhattan's Lehmann Maupin gallery, discusses his career and shares the stories behind five objects that hold significance to his life, including personal photographs and treasured books.

In the latest episode of our podcast series, the editor of The Gentlewoman talks about growing up in Scotland, her professional background and shares anecdotes from her time in the industry. She also tells the stories behind the five objects that mean the most to her.

A founding member of alt-rock band Sonic Youth, musician and artist Kim Gordon is the latest creative mind to add to our Collector’s House. Speaking from her native Los Angeles, she talks about her upbringing, her creative inspirations and shares anecdotes from her time in the industry.

British designer Sir Paul Smith, who founded his renowned namesake label in 1970, sits down at 5 Carlos Place to share the stories behind five objects that hold the most significance in his life, including his first camera gifted by his father, a treasured photography from his personal archive and a Talking Heads vinyl.

Recorded live at 5 Carlos Place at Frieze LA, the acclaimed American artist discusses his work, creative process and the things that inspire him the most in life.