Vivienne Westwood didn’t just design clothes—she rewrote the rules of fashion. In this episode, we dive into the life and legacy of the iconic British designer who turned rebellion into an art form. From the punk explosion of the 1970s to her rise as a global fashion powerhouse, Westwood challenged convention at every turn, using her work to confront politics, consumerism, and climate change.

We explore how her early collaborations helped define punk style, the meaning behind her most provocative designs, and how she transformed from outsider to industry legend without losing her edge. Along the way, we unpack the cultural impact of her work and why her voice still resonates today.

Whether you’re a fashion lover or just curious about the power of creative defiance, this episode reveals how Vivienne Westwood proved that style can be both subversive and deeply meaningful.

With Special Guest: Cassie Thorpe.

In this episode, we revisit The Devil Wears Prada—the iconic film that gave us unforgettable one-liners, sky-high stilettos, and a chillingly calm editor-in-chief. But beyond the glamour and drama, how deeply did this movie shape pop culture and the fashion industry?

We explore the film’s lasting influence, from its portrayal of ambition and power dynamics to its impact on how we view the world of high fashion. Did it redefine the “girl boss” archetype or reinforce toxic workplace norms? And nearly two decades later, does its message still resonate in an era of evolving workplace values and digital-first fashion culture?

Whether you’re a longtime fan or revisiting it with fresh eyes, tune in as we unpack the legacy of The Devil Wears Prada—and ask the ultimate question: is it still as relevant today as it was then?

With Special Guest: Julian Sewell

In this episode, we dive into Gossip Girl as more than just a teen drama—it’s a fashion powerhouse and a fandom phenomenon. From Blair Waldorf’s headbands to Serena van der Woodsen’s effortless glam, we unpack how the show shaped style in the late 2000s and beyond. We also explore the intense fan culture that kept the Upper East Side alive long after each episode aired. And of course, we trace its DNA back to Sex and the City, comparing how both series used fashion, relationships, and New York City to redefine what it means to be iconic on screen.

With Special Guest: Audrey Long.

Step into the world of timeless luxury as we explore the legacy of the iconic Fendi Baguette. In this episode, we dive into the most unforgettable vintage designs—from bold sequins and intricate embroidery to rare limited-edition pieces that defined late ’90s and early 2000s fashion.

We’ll unpack how the Baguette became the ultimate “It Bag,” fueled by pop culture moments, celebrity sightings, and its unforgettable spotlight on Sex and the City. Plus, we’ll talk about why collectors are still obsessed today, what makes certain vintage styles so valuable, and how this small bag made such a major impact on fashion history.

Whether you’re a vintage lover, a designer handbag enthusiast, or just curious about fashion’s most iconic accessories, this episode is your inside look at the Baguette’s enduring appeal.

In this episode, we’re stepping into the fabulous, fearless world of Sex and the City — where fashion is just as iconic as the friendships. From Carrie’s unforgettable tutu to Samantha’s power looks and Charlotte’s timeless elegance, we break down the outfits that defined an era and the scenes that made them legendary. We’re talking statement pieces, bold choices, and the moments that turned style into storytelling. Join us as we revisit the drama, the romance, and, of course, the fashion that still influences trends today. Whether you're a longtime fan or just here for the style inspiration, this episode is your front-row seat to all things chic, iconic, and unapologetically Sex and the City. Join me and my special guest: Julian Sewell, grab a cosmopolitan and press play.