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Welcome to clown college. This week, Jimmy and Larry are holding space and centering marginalized voices to better understand what sulfur dyed jeans smell like when they first get made, making fashion fun again, what's good with Engineered Garments, switching up your earring as a grown ass man, jacket season can only mean one thing and that's the miracle of rediscovering sunglasses you thought you lost, are you laughing with or at the Western Massachusetts lesbian bar drama, Lawrence was at Chateau Marmont with Buck Mason and tries his best to surface some big picture ideas without coming off like a complete shill, J.Crew massacred their barn jackets, celeb spotting and celebs dying in Los Angeles, it feels like fast fashion is winning but why, robots walk the runway at Vogue World which is basically just ComplexCon if you think about it, James made friends at Yankee Stadium, hilarious asks from the reselling trenches, Mbappé ditches Nike for On, Clavicular has been charged, and much more.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: New and exciting developments in uniform dressing, what is the worst time to podcast, and what it's really like working at Ralph Lauren.

Our interview with Willy Chavarria comes with a cheat sheet. Willy—creative director and CEO of the eponymous brand—hopped on the pod to chat his uniform, discovering latino gay porn helped him discover himself, his husband's vest has seen some shit, cock ring bracelets, his viral distressed underwear, how his mission to change the fashion industry is going, learning when and when not to take advice, the dark spirit of capitalism, the cathartic release of a fashion show, he found success at 40 because nobody has a timeline, time served in the Ralph Lauren trenches, dialing in your denim, what makes him a good collaborator, how to walk into the Ugg boardroom and sell a wild vision, everyone needs to stop overdressing, working with your significant other, latin romance, he invented blueberry scones in a dream 20 years ago, all the best Mexican food in NYC, the responsibility of spreading Chicano culture, European racism hits different, marrying a Deadhead, and much more on Willy Chavarria's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Can we see some ID? This week, Jimmy and Larry are assuaging their New York Fashion Week survivor's guilt by podcasting on deodorant, the post-traumatic stress of getting a MRI, the front row rage seen 'round the world and what comes next for disgraced CFDA CEO and president Steven Kolb, Dario Vitale got a job at Armani and everyone is excited, Alexandre Arnault joins Nike's board of directors but can he save the Swoosh, finally realizing you don't need to dress like a clown just because it's fashion week, we somehow missed Kawhi Leonard at our own event, shame eating a burrito in front of models, we were at the Vivet fashion show to witness Kai Cenat make history, is surfcore about to pop thanks to The Society Archive, Thom Browne puts on one hell of a show but not before both of us embarrass ourselves in some way, an EsDeeKid and Charli xcx concert are actually not that different if you really think about it, and much more.

This podcast is HR compliant. This week, Jimmy and Larry are coming to you from rag & bone's Tribeca men's store, chopping it up with the new head of menswear design Swaim Hutson about how he's feeling ahead of his debut collection that's on racks now, balancing nostalgia with progress, and anti-moodboarding.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: Finally nabbing a white whale guest in Pusha T, our undying love for Clipse, and how this legendary pod came together.

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Our interview with Pusha T will let god sort 'em out. Pusha—Grammy Award winning rapper, one half of the legendary duo Clipse, and co-founder of Grindin Coffee—stepped into the studio to chat how launching a coffee brand is kinda like one of his previous jobs, his personal caffeine setup at home and most sus orders, Lavazza making its way into future Push bars, how he's the worst tennis player in his family, his hair braider is one of the most stable forces in his life and keeps him humble, the current fleet and watch rotation, what's up with his wife not rocking the Richard Mille he got her, finally gripping that first Grammy, all the deserved love Clipse are getting and what it took for his brother Malice to get back in the game, the Parisian meal that had him second-guessing real luxury, the best dressed rappers right now, his own best and worst fits, the hilarious and competitive sport of looking at rappers on his phone, showing love to the white hipsters and generations of fans at his shows, accounting mistakes of yore, he hates every podcast but one, and much more on Pusha T's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Never forget. This week, Jimmy and Larry are preparing for the circus to come to town, clowning around about what actually makes a good art installation, witnessing the sheer power of Dua Lipa in person, it feels like New York Fashion Week is back which is honestly awesome, reading Kai Cenat's journal entries, we're finally wrapping up our U.S. Open coverage (you're welcome) after James spent 16 hours straight on site for the best day of tennis of all time, influencer shaming breaks podcast containment, how do you make small talk with Olympians, Ralph Lauren's secret whiskey, Lawrence went to Scotland and fell in love with the landscape and the people but hated the soda, pissing as the Queen did, Americans are not cut out for Highland games, charming the pants off of royals, and much more.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: Normal people use LinkedIn like Instagram, finally apologizing to all our listeners in Boston and Philadelphia, and let's talk sandwiches.