The WTF: We Talk Fashion Season One finale opens with an Veuve Clicquot event recap and recount of two must-watch fashion documentaries. Baille and Lindsey then dive into another heavy week of fashion news starting with a fun Black Friday shopping fact, a newcomer making big waves in the fashion-tech space, Dua Lipa’s skincare line with Augustinus Bader, the 13th LVMH Prize, the absurdity of Skims’ panty Advent calendar versus Vogue’s luxe version, Lugano Diamonds’ shocking bankruptcy, and Goodwill’s little luxury secret. The duo’s WTF moments focus on two absurd products and the burns come for Kate Hudson this week. Finally, the episode wraps with product reccs that will get you through the holiday season and beyond, plus a quote reminding you that style speaks louder than words—food for thought as we ponder what message we want to send in the new year. See you for Season Two in January, Queens!

This week on WTF: We Talk Fashion, Baille and Lindsey waste no time, immediately diving into black-tie glamour, ASOS gowns that pass for luxury and a fulfilling styling trip to D.C., complete with energized clients and brunch with the girlies. Fashion News is robust with the Met Gala 2026 theme (and its main underwriter), Balmain’s new creative director, Lyst’s brand rankings, the EU’s massive fines for three luxury houses, the worlds first venture-backed Hermès investment funds, a robot that cuts hair braiding time in half, Michelle Obama’s new book, and much, much more are up for discussion. Then it’s on to moments that made us say WTF, and shocker, Shein and Timothee Chalamet have made the list once again. Finally, they close with celebrity burns that will bring you to tears, handbag recommendations, and the ultimate closing quote from Pat McGrath.

Your favorite fashion duo is back! The episode begins with the girls swapping stories about a New York encounter with Amy Odell and a weekend wedding with an outfit change. Then it’s on to discussing the biggest news shaping the fashion industry—the CFDA Awards, Lululemon’s doomed NFL collab, Swarovski’s “Masters of Light” anniversary exhibit, Lagos Fashion Week, and Coloro (Pantone’s rival) to name a few. What made the girls’ “WTF” moments this week? Jacquemus’s new bag charm ad campaign and Gen Z coming for the Nike Air Force 1. And this week the “burns” keep coming from Julia Fox’s disgraceful Jackie Kennedy costume to Kerry Washington’s look for the LACMA Art+Film Gala. The episode closes with two product reccs you’ve come to know and trust.

This week on WTF: We Talk Fashion, Baille and Lindsey are back on their ish and bursting with stories, unfiltered commentary, and fashion news. Lindsey shares an emotional yet uplifting trip to New York with her best friend for a clinical trial at Sloan Kettering — complete with Plaza Hotel glamour, Broadway magic, and a little retail therapy at Celine and McQueen. Baille fills us in on D.C.’s NewsBash, a stunning pink-themed gala supporting breast cancer detection and care, plus a Bloomingdale’s panel featuring fashion and skincare pros. The duo dish on Vogue World’s cinematic runway spectacle; the latest fashion awards; beauty lawsuits and brand acquisitions; Skims latest spectacle, the Merkin; and even China’s new influencer laws. It’s a mix of fashion, friendship, and fierce opinions—exactly what makes We Talk Fashion your stylish weekly escape.

On this episode of WTF, Baille and Lindsey unpack the standout shows from top designers at Paris Fashion Week. They analyze the most notable looks this season and each designers use of silhouette, texture and theme to define their SS26 collections. To close, the hosts share their favorite collection and discuss how Paris continues to set the tone for global fashion trends.

In this episode of WTF, we dive into the glamour, innovation, and bold mistakes that defined this season's Milan Fashion Week. From the return of Italian elegance (Fendi) to novelty surprises (Moschino) and creative styling (Etro), to things that made us say WTF (Prada and Gucci) we break down the biggest moments on the runway.

This week B & L discuss the wins and loses at London Fashion Week. Where Erdem; Harris Reed; Simone Rocha and Connor Ives had our hearts, Mayhew; Jean Louie Castillo and Burberry were giving us heart failure. Tune in for all the unfiltered commentary on the shows and the celebs sitting front row.

This week, the pod dives into the disappointment that was New York Fashion Week, where Michael Kors, Calvin Klein, Brandon Maxwell, Alice and Olivia, and Sandy Liang left us confused, deeply concerned, and only somewhat entertained. To sum it up, NYFW SS26 was tired, drab and destined for the sale rack at Macy's. Tune in for all the unfiltered commentary on the shows and the celebs sitting front row.

Baille and Lindsey dive right into this week's episode, recapping a not-so-glamorous work trip to San Francisco and getting real about woman's apparel sizing and the perils that come with shopping online. Then it's on to discussing fall fashion where the duo gives their hot takes on the season's biggest trends. Next, fashion news takes center stage, highlighting a new Marie Antoinette exhibit sponsored by Manolo Blanik, Jordyn Woods' "calf size inclusive" boot line, Monaco’s high jewelry award show, and more. And as always, this week's WTF moments do not disappoint thanks to Post Malone's fashion line showing in Paris and the unthinkable denim scarf pants by Egon Lab. Plus, we give you the Emmy's red carpet critique you've been waiting for. Be sure to stick around until the end to get styling tips for mixing prints.

Your favorite fashion besties are back, dishing on Baille's glam moment at a D.C. influencer event and dissecting Lindsey's epic California misadventures, including a Palm Springs hurricane, and accidentally getting her dinner paid for by a very tipsy stranger in Laguna. They both rocked unforgettable outfits—one included a Gucci scarf and the other a Cult Gaia clutch (not to be mistaken for a vase of flowers). B&L paid tribute to Giorgio Armani by sharing some not-so-widely known facts, before getting hyped about Vogue’s new direction under Chloe Malle, and taking a moment to celebrate the rise of more female creative directors, i.e. Rachel Scott. Then it's on to this week's WTF moments which go to SheIn's questionable AI-generated model and the "come back" of True Religion jeans. Let's keep those jeans buried in 2008, shall we. Next, the VMAs get the burn book treatment which ends in a conversation unpacking the art of dressing authentically versus gimmicky. The episode concludes with the girls sharing product recommendations and tips which include a dreamy lotion that smells like an ocean hug, and a game-changing secondhand shopping site that does all the heavy lifting. As always, it’s fashion talk with heart, hot takes, and hilarity.