Vogue’s June issue is out with Margot Robbie as Barbie. Chloe and Chioma talk to the photographer who created it, Ethan James Green, about what it takes to shoot an iconic Vogue cover. Then Chloe and Chioma talk to Elle Fanning about red carpet dressing, The Great, and reenacting The Devil Wears Prada scenes with Dakota as a kid (Elle played Andy; Dakota was Miranda).

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Chioma and Chloe talk to Balenciaga Creative Director Demna about studying fashion and art history in Antwerp, how his mother has influenced his designs, and returning to his fashion roots via his latest runway show. Also, Vogue’s Mark Holgate and Allie Michler Kopelman on the news of the week, including the 2023 CFDA finalists.

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Vogue’s parties and shopping editor, Lilah Ramzi, demystifies spring gala season. Why do we need fancy parties to fundraise? And what in the world does she wear to all of these events?

Chloe and Chioma also talk to new mom and journalist Elaine Welteroth about her struggles to find an ObGyn that she felt safe with prior to her son’s birth last year, and the shocking statistics regarding Black maternal health. Also Times columnist and author Jessica Grose on the history of motherhood in America and how the system sets us up to fail.

Chioma and Chloe recap the best looks from the Met Gala with Derek Blasberg. They talk about the glam, the cats on the carpet, the afterparties, and perhaps the world’s most glamorous meeting of moms near the Met bathroom.

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This week on the show, Chloe and Chioma talk to Amanda Harlech, Karl Lagerfeld’s muse. This year’s Met Gala theme is Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty. Harlech talks about working closely with Karl. She also tells of dance classes he organized and sharing their version of a TV dinner – a catered meal in front of a giant flatscreen watching French soap operas.

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This week is the first of three special episodes taking you inside the Met Gala. Chioma and Chloe recall their Met Gala past looks. Then, the people who plan the Met Gala discuss all the ins and outs of planning the biggest party of the year.

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This week on the show, Chioma and Chloe talk to Vogue Global Talent Casting Director Ignacio “Iggy” Murillo about the circus hoops required to get ten of the top models under one roof for Vogue’s May cover. Then we talk to stylist Matthew Henson, who is responsible for the looks of some of the most stylish men in the entertainment business including Pharrell Williams, A$AP Rocky and The Weeknd.

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This week, two style mavens who recently published coffee table style bibles: costume designer, stylist and producer, Heidi Bivens, whose new book “Euphoria Fashion” is out this week and Deeda Blair, paragon of sumptuous restraint and author of “Deeda Blair: Food, Flowers, Fantasy.” Also, Vogue Contributing Writer Maya Singer on her Stormy Daniels profile, and Vogue.com Senior Fashion and Style writer Christian Allaire on cultural appropriation vs. appreciation in fashion. 

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Vogue’s Virginia Smith talks to Chloe and Chioma about creating some of the most iconic Vogue photo shoots, and what the Vogue fashion closet is really like. Also, Ukrainian designer Svetlana Bevza talks about continuing her business in Kyiv a year into the invasion.

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Who was best dressed at the Oscars? Chloe and Chioma recap the night with a group of Vogue editors. Also, Natasha Lyonne talks about everything from what it’s like to film with a giant buzzard to her very busy New York Fashion Week.

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