The Run-Through with Vogue

Chioma sits down with British Vogue’s Jess Diner and Hannah Coates to discuss all things beauty and wellness – from nail art trends to facial injectables to beans (yes, beans). Plus, Chloe gives a rundown on Brooklyn’s big week of fashion, between the Dior show at the Brooklyn Museum and the WNBA Draft at BAM.

Zendaya is the new American and British Vogue cover star! Law Roach, the man behind Zendaya’s image, talks to Chloe and Chioma about styling the covers, Zendaya’s iconic red carpet ‘fits, and whether or not he’s still retired (you will have to listen to find out!).

Gillian Anderson talks about playing a journalist in the new film “Scoop,” and about the unforgettable dress that she wore to this year’s Golden Globes. Also, a dispatch from Shanghai Fashion Week, and Angel Reese’s big Vogue news!

We start the show with breaking news about a new Creative Director at Valentino. Then Chloe and Chioma are joined by Vogue’s Alexandra Macon and Elise Taylor to talk about what makes a great Vogue Wedding. They talk about the most memorable weddings they’ve covered, from Serena Williams to Kourtney Kardashian and their wedding pet peeves (no donut walls, please). Plus, Vogue’s Liam Hess and José Criales-Unzueta discuss the albums they are anticipating this spring from Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” to Dua Lipa’s “Radical Optimism.” This episode of The Run-Through is presented by Graff.

Chloe sits down with Eva Chen to talk about balancing work (she runs fashion partnerships at Instagram), parenting (she has 3 kids), and fashion (she loved Loewe in Paris). Chioma talks to designer Batsheva Hay about her previous life as a lawyer, her new store in NYC, and casting a runway show with models all over age 40.

Chioma is joined by FKA twigs. Together, they chat about twigs’s highly anticipated album, her leading acting role in “The Crow,” and how she stays in a state of “eusexua” (tune in to find out what that means!). Also in this episode, British Vogue’s Giles Hattersley sits down with the hosts to talk about royal conspiracy theories and the potential TikTok ban.

Chioma and Chloe are joined by Taylor Antrim and Christian Allaire to discuss the best moments of Oscars night. They review the hottest red carpet looks and go over the wins (and snubs) of the biggest night for film.

Chloe and Chioma are joined by Nicole Phelps and Laura Ingham to discuss the highlights of the final shows at Paris Fashion Week. In the second half of the show, Chloe and Vogue’s Leah Faye Cooper sit down with celebrity stylist Danielle Goldberg to talk about what it takes to make Hollywood’s it-girls shine during awards season.

Vogue’s Jose Criales-Unzueta and Naomi Elizée are joined by tennis superstar Coco Gauff who is Vogue’s April cover star. They talk about her love of anime, her pre-match meal of choice, and her winning performance.

Chloe and Chioma are joined by Vogue Italia’s Francesca Ragazzi to discuss their favorite shows of Milan and Paris thus far. Then, Chloe sits down with Vogue’s culture connoisseurs Taylor Antrim and Chloe Schama to preview the best of spring TV, books, films and music to get excited about.

Chloe and Chioma are joined by Hamish Bowles and director Kevin Macdonald to discuss the upcoming film “High & Low – John Galliano,” a complex exploration on the life and work of legendary designer John Galliano. Chioma also sits down with British Vogue writers Alex Kessler and Daniel Rodgers to recap their highlights from London Fashion Week on its 40th anniversary.

Designer Rachel Scott (of the brand Diotima) joins Vogue’s Naomi Elizée to discuss the inspiration behind her brand, why she learned to crochet, and navigating her sexuality in Jamaica.

British designer Martine Rose chats with Chioma about the London club scene that has inspired her collections, working with Demna (of Balenciaga), and her iconic collaborations with Nike and Kendrick Lamar.

Vogue Runway’s Nicole Phelps sits down with designer Gabriela Hearst to discuss her learnings from her three years at Chloé, and what her goals are going forward for her eponymous brand. They also get into what makes her clothing both sustainable and luxury, the Uruguayan night sky, and the witchy women who inspire her.

Chloe talks to the one and only Victoria Beckham, aka Posh Spice, about what it's like to be a singer-turned-designer. They talk about the groundbreaking Beckham documentary, what’s on her workout playlist, and what she lets Harper borrow from her closet.

Prada fanatic, and Vogue writer, Laia Garcia-Furtado talks to journalist Wendell Steavenson about Vogue’s March cover featuring the iconic Miuccia Prada; Steavenson wrote the cover story. Also, the Vogue Runway team joins the podcast to talk about their favorite NYFW moments (cough cough: Beyoncé).

Iconic designer Marc Jacobs joined Nicole Phelps on the podcast to discuss his brand’s 40th anniversary and his latest collection. They dissected the exaggerated proportions and doll-like looks that captivated our hearts, minds, and Instagram feeds last week, and took a walk down memory lane, looking back at the moments that made Marc the icon he is today.

Chloe and Chioma are joined by all-around legend Chloë Sevigny and costume designer Lou Eyrich to discuss the new season of “Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans.” Also on the show: John Galliano’s outstanding Margiela couture show and what made it such a remarkable theatrical performance.

Fashion designer Simone Rocha talks to Chioma about her guest designer appointment for Jean Paul Gaultier and her inspiration for the collection (think Madonna’s cone bra!). Also, Vogue Runway’s Nicole Phelps joins Chloe and Chioma to discuss the best fashion from couture week.

Pharrell Williams talks to Vogue China’s Margaret Zhang and Yiling Pan about his role of creative director at Louis Vuitton menswear and how his role is akin to being a conductor of a massive orchestra. Also, Jose Criales-Unzueta joins Chloe and Chioma to talk about the latest menswear shows and what he thinks will trickle down to the streets.

The 81st annual Golden Globes award show took place last night and showed us that the stars are back and are more than ready for their red carpet appearances. Chloe and Chioma talk to Vogue’s Taylor Antrim and José Criales-Unzueta about the wins, the snubs, and the best-dressed event goers of the evening.

The Run-Through welcomes the new year with Vogue beauty editors Arden Fanning Andrews and Margaux Anbouba. They share their wellness hacks and beauty predictions, from double cleansing your face to cold showers to chewing your food… a lot.

Actor and all around dreamboat, Andrew Scott, joins Chloe and Vogue deputy editor Taylor Antrim to talk about his latest film, “All Of Us Strangers.” They discuss his style (and choice of shoe!), what his life has been like lately as he occupies so many roles on both the stage and screen, and what it is like to come into significant fame in his forties, after playing the “Hot Priest” in “Fleabag.”

The Run-Through is back doing what Vogue does best – discussing the standout fashion moments in fashion of 2023. Chloe and Chioma are joined by editors Nicole Phelps and Virginia Smith to recap trends like quiet luxury and underwear as outerwear, as well as their favorite designers, red carpet looks, and Vogue covers of the year.

Actor and Vogue cover star Sienna Miller sits down with Chloe – in the Vogue closet! – to talk about pregnancy style, how she’s getting ready for the new baby, and the acting roles that have challenged her the most.

On one of the podcast’s final episodes of 2023, Chloe and Chioma bring on a few Vogue staffers to discuss their favorite moments in culture from the past year. They also discuss exciting fashion news of the week including Chioma being named one of the “most stylish people” of the year by the New York Times, the LA Balenciaga show, and the latest Bottega Veneta campaign using A$AP Rocky Bottega “paparazzi” campaign.

On today’s episode, Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena, of the brand Chopova Lowena, talk about their close collaboration and their cult brand. Also, director Baz Luhrmann discusses his latest project, Faraway Downs, and his friendship with Miuccia Prada.

On today’s show, Chloe and Chioma sit down with writer, director, and actor extraordinaire Emerald Fennell to talk about her new film, Saltburn. While maintaining a spoiler-free episode, they discuss the sexy gothic thriller and dive into early aughts nostalgia and the British aristocracy.

This week on the podcast, Chioma and Chloe talk about how Travis Kelce became a KidSuper-Collina Strada-wearing style icon. Then, the Vogue Runway team gives a crash course on the most important trends that everyone will be wearing next spring (the ‘90s are back!).

This week on the podcast, the legendary rapper herself, Nicki Minaj, sits down with Chioma to discuss her Vogue cover, being a mother to her son who she calls “Papa Bear”, and her highly anticipated new album, Pink Friday 2.

This week on the pod, Chloe and Chioma chat about all things Phoebe [Philo!]. Then Vogue’s Nicole Phelps, Laia Garcia-Furtado, and Mark Holgate interview two iconic designers: Maria Cornejo and Vera Wang. Both women are being honored at next week’s CFDA awards.

Today on the show, Karla Martinez de Salas, Vogue Mexico and Latin America’s Head of Content and all in all boss lady (force!) comes on the show to talk about the most iconic covers she’s worked on, and the new Mexico City feature in the magazine. Later on, Vogue colleagues José Criales-Unzueta and Naomi Elizee pop on to chat about emerging designers.

Emily Ratajkowski joins Chloe and Chioma for a conversation taped in front of a live studio audience at Vogue’s Forces of Fashion. They talk about Emily’s early days modeling, “Blurred Lines,” being photographed every single day, the fog of “mom brain,” and if she thinks she will ever get married again.

This week on the podcast Chloe and Chioma are joined by New York’s favorite and wisest curmudgeon, Fran Lebowitz. They talk about cufflinks, her iconic style, “nepo babies,” and her recent attendance at New York Liberty games.

On today’s episode, Chloe and Chioma have a conversation with Real Housewife of New York and timeless style icon, Jenna Lyons. They talk about the behind-the-scenes of her Paris Fashion Week latex look, her new faux eyelash venture LoveSeen, and of course about what brought her to the Bravo universe in the first place.

Vogue’s Mark Holgate and Nicole Phelps join Chloe and Chioma to talk about the best of fashion month. From ephemeral sleeves at Prada to Sarah Burton’s final bow – they focus on their favorites from Milan and Paris.

Chioma talks to Maximilian Davis, Ferragamo’s creative director (and Beyonce stan). Davis talks about using Carnival as a touchstone, seeing Bey in one of his looks, and infusing his Trinidadian roots into his collections. Also, Vogue’s Laia Garcia-Furtado recaps the best of Milan and Paris Fashion Weeks so far. (TLDR: Prada was ethereal, Dior was “witchy,” shorts are now pants, Peter Hawkings looks just like Tom Ford, and sage green is going to look good on you.)

Chioma and Chloe talk to Zadie Smith about her style (David Byrne suits and intimidating looks), what she wore to her college interview, internet wormholes she falls into, and how she felt when she finished her new book, The Fraud – her first piece of historical fiction.

British Vogue’s Laura Ingham fills us in on the best of London Fashion Week so far, from JW Anderson’s plasticine hoodies to Burberry’s checkered tent, to Erdem’s Debo Mitford homage. Then, Chloe and Chioma talk about Chioma’s big new role, as British Vogue’s head of editorial content. (Congrats, Chioma!)

British Vogue’s Edward Enninful talks to Chloe and Chioma about Vogue World London’s fashion and festivities, his favorite British Vogue covers, and what’s next for him in 2024. Plus Chioma and José Criales-Unzueta talk with Olivia Rodrigo about her sophomore album, “Guts.”

Vogue’s Virginia Smith pops into the podcast studio to fill us in on her New York Fashion Week highlights. Then Chloe and Chioma talk to Bethann Hardison–the 80 year-old trailblazing model, activist, and co-director of the film, “Invisible Beauty,” which tells the story of her life and how she has led the charge to demand more diversity on the runway.

On day five of The Run-Through’s NYFW Shark Week coverage, we revisit an interview with Luar’s Raul Lopez. Chioma and Raul discuss his beginnings in fashion (co-founding Hood By Air with Shayne Oliver), the Ana bag (the bag everyone is wearing), and what it feels like closing NYFW.

Chioma and Chloe pay a visit to Tory Burch at her design studio in Manhattan where they see the new collection up close. Tory talks about her decision to transition from CEO to purely designer of the brand (the easiest decision she ever made, she says). She also talks about meeting her husband, working closely with her family, the time her dog, Chicken, went missing, and, of course, designing a collection that women will feel great in.

Today on the show, we are pausing our New York Fashion Week coverage to chat with Wendell Steavenson, the writer behind Vogue’s October Issue cover story featuring Kate Winslet. Chioma and Chloe also spoke with another October feature star, the White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. She chatted with us about her insane schedule, parenting her daughter Soleil, and her beauty signatures behind the podium.

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.

Chloe and Chioma speak with Barbie – sorry, Margot Robbie – about the behind-the-scenes of one of this summer’s most anticipated movies. (This interview was taped pre-strike). We are also joined by Vogue’s Taylor Antrim to talk “Barbenheimer” as well as the SAG-AFTRA strike and what it means for future Vogue cover stars.

Vogue’s Beauty Editor-at-Large, Arden Fanning Andrews, underwent a Barbie makeover for a day (her normal style is more Keanu than Malibu) and she talks to Chloe and Chioma about how the transformation made her feel. She also dishes on the latest beauty trends (less is more) and exercise trends (walking is in! did it ever leave?) as well as her favorite sunscreen. Also: fabulous Barbie collector Darian Darling calls in from her real life Barbie dreamhouse to do a deep dive into the doll’s history.  For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Chloe and Chioma talk to Vogue’s Nicole Phelps about the latest couture shows. Couture “denim” (actually a fabric called gazar!), flat shoes, and shows on Parisian streets: is couture becoming 24/7-wear?! For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Chloe and Chioma chat with Vogue editors Nicole Phelps and Jessie Heyman about the whirlwind that was the 3 minute Marc Jacobs fashion show, the elegance of Jacquemus in Versailles, the undies as outerwear trend, and the latest episodes of the new season of And Just Like That.

Chloe and Choma talk to Sarah Jessica Parker and Candice Bergen about playing iconic women and about portraying a Vogue editor and writer on screen in Sex and the City and also in And Just Like That.  For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

GQ’s Will Welch talks about Pharrell’s first Louis Vuitton men’s collection (was it the show of the year?). Then the one and only Usher pops by the Vogue podcast studio to talk about his obsession with designer Rick Owens and the Usher song that the most babies have (probaby) been made to.  For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Vogue’s Jose Criales-Unzueta and Laia Garcia-Furtado discuss their favorite fashion at the resort shows. Also, actor Greta Lee talks to Chloe and Chioma about her new film “Past Lives” which is being called one of the best films of the year. The actor is the best kind of fashionphile, loving clothes in an esoteric but not pretentious way (the Vogue dream). For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Chloe and Chioma talk to Lauren Santo Domingo about her early years working at Vogue, her secrets for entertaining, and how she organizes her legendary wardrobe. Also, Vogue’s Taylor Antrim on the best films from Cannes, and designer Wes Gordon talks about Carolina Herrera’s sunset show in Rio.  For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

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). For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

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. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

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. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

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. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

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. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

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. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

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.  For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

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. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

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. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Cara Delevingne, Vogue’s April cover star, talks about her monumental past year. She turned 30, got sober, and made “Planet Sex,” a documentary series about sexuality. Also: Eugénie Trochu, editorial director for Vogue France, and Pierre M’Pele, editorial director for GQ France, give us their review of le chic of the week from Paris fashion week. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Chioma is in Paris for Fashion Week and she tells Chloe what shows she’s most excited about, including this week’s guests: the design duo from the size-inclusive, sustainable brand, Ester Manas, and Olivier Rousteing, the creative director of the legendary fashion house, Balmain.  For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Erykah Badu visits the podcast studio (the Badu-dio?) where she spills on her incredible outfits, what’s in her doula kit, her new cannabis collaboration, and her plans for new music. Also, Vogue Italia’s Francesca Ragazzi on everything you need to know about Milan Fashion Week. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Vogue Runway’s Jose Criales-Unzueta and Laia Garcia-Furtado talk to Chioma and Chloe about New York Fashion Week. What did they love (Rodarte! Tory!), and what was confusing (MSCHF booties). Also, designer Erdem Moralioglu remembers his father’s birthplace, Antakya, Turkey, which was recently struck by a devastating earthquake. Erdem also talks about his process of designing and creating new collections. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

This week’s show starts with some very exciting breaking news about Phoebe Philo. Then, Gabriella Karefa-Johnson talks to Chloe and Chioma about what goes into styling a Vogue cover shoot and what she took away from the much-publicized Kanye West debacle last fall. Also, Chioma visits Raul Lopez’s studio where he designs Luar.  Share your thoughts on Vogue's The Run-Through podcast. As a token of our appreciation, you will be eligible to enter a prize drawing up to $1,000 after you complete the survey. [LINK] For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

This week on the show, Chioma and Chloe talk about the Pyer Moss hubbub. Then celebrity stylist Kate Young on the most challenging events to style during awards season, and what it was really like being Anna Wintour’s assistant way back when. Share your thoughts on Vogue's The Run-Through podcast. As a token of our appreciation, you will be eligible to enter a prize drawing up to $1,000 after you complete the survey. [LINK]

Florence Pugh on her new movie, A Good Person, 2023 dressing, and her favorite roles to date, plus Vogue Runway’s Nicole Phelps on the couture jungle in Paris this week. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

This week’s episode is a tale of two Anna’s–Wintour and Delvey, two fearsome figures we never expected to link in a sentence together but here we are! Chioma and Chloe visit Anna Delvey, the infamous convicted grifter under house arrest in the East Village. Also, Anna Wintour talks about this year’s Met Gala honoring the late, great Karl Lagerfeld. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Actor Jessie Buckley talks about her unique, punky red carpet style, and her new film, Women Talking. (She tells us that Rooney Mara brought a fart machine to set and we learn, not surprisingly, that we want to join a Frances McDormand/Jessie Buckley book club.) Also, Vogue Deputy Editor, Taylor Antrim, on the future box office smash hits vs. indie flicks. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Hailey Bieber joins us to talk about her new skincare line Rhode, fashion, wellness and opens up about her recent health scare. We also speak with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand about how she envisions a new future for the fashion industry with The Fabric Act. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

We're joined by Vogue's Editors Emma Specter, Elise Taylor, and Jose Criales Unzueta to talk about some of the biggest moments of the year. And, Haley Lu Richardson tells us all about playing Portia in The White Lotus. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

We definitely want more White Lotus, but we discuss whether we need more Harry & Meghan. Plus, we go to Paris to visit with Simon Porte Jacquemus, who's showing a new collection this month. And an interview with Chelsea Manning about her new book, her life after prison, and of course, her love of fashion.

From the latest Balenciaga ad controversy to Alessandro Michele leaving Gucci, we discuss this transformative moment in fashion. Plus, we hear from Gisele Fetterman and Bottega Veneta's Matthieu Blazy. For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

How a DNA test reunited supermodel Natalia Vodianova with her long-lost sister Jenna. Plus, we speak with Black Panther star Micaela Coel on her time with Vogue in Ghana and what's next for her.  For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

It was just a few months ago that Serena Williams announced she’s taking a step back from tennis in the September issue of Vogue. We hear about what life looks like now— everything from being a mom, a VC with Serena Ventures and a children's book author. Plus, we visit with Ruth Carter about how she created the afrofuturist world of Wakanda Forever through costume.

The Run-Through with Vogue is a new weekly podcast featuring the most riveting news in fashion and culture. Hosts Chioma Nnadi and Chloe Malle bring you their favorite headlines of the week, plus interviews with exclusive guests. You'll hear about Serena Williams' new normal, Micaela Coel's trip to Ghana with Vogue, Kirsten Gillibrand's second job as her teenage son's sneaker cleaner and listen to Chelsea Manning school Chloe and Chioma on fashion history. We'll cover everything from an intimate and shocking family reunion for model Natalia Vodianova to hearing about Oscar-winning costume designer Ruth Carter's visual world creation for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and even head to the Avenue Montaigne in Paris to check out Simon Porte Jacquemus' first store--Chloe even samples the in-store popcorn machine!