These podcasts offer different perspectives into the exclusive world of fashion, whether digging into the psychology of it, the history and challenges it faces, or sometimes just poking fun at the drama of it all...
1. Articles Of Interest – A close-up look at stories behind the clothes we wear and why we wear them. Covering topics from the misogynistic history of pockets to the psychology behind fashion, host Avery Trufelman interweaves expert voices from around the world with her startling depth of research.
Top episode: The Clueless Closet
2. The Wardrobe Crisis – Fashion journalist and author Clare Press takes a deep dive into the politics of our wardrobes. With the help of expert guests she tackles fascinating stories about climate change, greenwashing, diversity, the future of fashion and more.
Top episode: Say What? The UN Wants To Help Fashion Get Its Sustainability Comms Right
3. Every Outfit – Unapologetically opinionated, Lauren Garroni and Chelsea Fairless’s podcast feels like gossip with your friends, but if those friends know everything about the latest insider fashion and pop-culture news. We love this weekly dose of self-described ‘bitchy fashion commentary’.
Top episode: On Choupette’s Met Gala
4. The Cutting Room Floor – Designer Recho Omondi spotlights industry guests from small independent designers to fashion world giants, such as Cindi Leive and Malisa Battifarano. Omondi’s interviewing prowess fosters an atmosphere of intimacy and openness with her guests, making this a go-to to discover the stories behind a host of rising stars and seasoned legends!
Top episode: The End Of Fashion with Wall Street Journal fashion reporter Teri Agnis
5. In Vogue: The Archives – Presented by Anna Wintour herself and hosted by Hamish Bowles, this podcast examines a decade of fashion history per season, offering Vogue’s unrivalled insider insights to some of the biggest moments. In the 2000s episode, you’ll find out about Juicy Couture’s transformation into a global fashion brand and the creation of the CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund after 9/11. For everything fashion history, who else is there to go to but Vogue?
Top episode: The 1990s Episode 2: Grunge Strikes Back
Jamie Styles is Digital Editorial Assistant at Service95
