It’s New York Fashion Shark Week on the podcast, and in this episode Vogue’s Nicole Phelps talks with designer Peter Do about his new role as Creative Director at Helmut Lang. Do opens up about emigrating to the United States, learning to sew (on a $20 sewing machine from Kmart), and his long-standing reverence for Helmut Lang that goes back when Do was in high school and on Tumblr.

On our first ever New York Fashion Shark Week, the Run-Through is kicking things off with a packed episode. Chloe and Chioma talk to designer Supriya Lele and model Paloma Elsesser about their collaboration for the Victoria’s Secret “World Tour.” Plus, Chioma speaks with model Jill Kortleve about the ongoing issues with “size-ism” in modeling and how she stays grounded during fashion week.  

From the millennial pink bubble wrap packaging to products like Boy Brow and Balm Dotcom, you know Glossier. On today’s episode, Chloe sat down with journalist Marisa Meltzer to discuss her new book Glossy: Ambition, Beauty and the Inside Story of Emily Weiss’ Glossier. Starting at Glossier’s roots as Into the Gloss, they unpack how the culture around beauty start-ups has shifted and what that means for the company now.

Anna Wintour sits down with Chloe and Chioma to talk about her early fashion memories, her favorite fashion shows ever, her first September cover, and what she’s doing this summer to relax (it involves tennis, gardening, and grandkids).  

Chioma and Chloe discuss the news of the week (Rihanna’s Fenty maternity! Peter Do and Claire Wright Keller collabs! Which Super are you quiz!). Then, Chioma talks to the iconic costume designer and Creative Director at PUMA June Ambrose about the 50 year anniversary of hip-hop and what it’s like dressing Missy Elliott, Jay-Z and many more.

On this episode Chloe and Chioma speak with their friend and former colleague Sally Singer about writing the September issue cover story about the supermodels Christy, Naomi, Linda, and Cindy (no last names necessary). They talk about what it means to write about women in this moment, the pressure of being in the public eye, and the storied careers of the Supers. 

Chloe talks to Vogue Runway’s Laia Garcia-Furtado and José Criales-Unzueta (they’re back!) about the news of the week (Daria Werbowy out of retirement; are Substacks the new magazines?). Then, Chioma and Chloe talk to Naomi Elizée, a Vogue Market Editor (and one of the best-dressed people in the Vogue office, hands-down) about her favorite BIPOC designers, and how she navigated grief with such a demanding job.

Guest hosts José Criales-Unzueta and Laia Garcia-Furtado are back on the pod this week to talk with trailblazing street style photographers Phil Oh and Tommy Ton, who share their origin stories in the industry as well as some of their all time favorite street style images. Also, José and Laia discuss what’s up with all of these breakups (happy uncuffing szn), and the latest in alien news. 

This week on the show, guest hosts José Criales-Unzueta and Laia Garcia-Furtado talk to Hillary Taymour, the designer behind NYC-based label Collina Strada. Taymour tells us what it takes to succeed as a small business owner, as well as her commitment to sustainable, vegan design. Additionally, José and Laia talk about the New York Fashion Week calendar, and answer the question: Will we all be wearing Oppenheimer suits this fall?!

Fran Drescher might be “just a girl from Queens” (her words!), but she is no pushover. This is what she tells us in this candid interview (with her rescue pup by her side). Chloe and Chioma ask about how she became the president of the SAG-AFTRA union, what it’s like leading the strikes, what her favorite outfits were on “The Nanny,” and if there is a bigger political run in her future.