Our favourite fashion obsessives share the most precious, meaningful and hard-working items in their wardrobes with Emily Chan, British Vogue’s senior sustainab...
Georgia May Jagger On Buying Back Her Mum’s Lost Vintage And The Vivienne Westwood Jacket That Almost Got Away
Model and beauty entrepreneur Georgia May Jagger reveals the nostalgic pieces she's inherited from her supermodel mother, Jerry Hall, as well as her quest to buy back pieces that were sold when she was a child. Plus, she shares the bizarre story of how her Vivienne Westwood blazer got stolen from a New York hotel – only to be returned two months later, “stinking of cigarettes”.
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Tommy Dorfman On Why Baby Spice Was Her Earliest Style Inspiration And Snapping Up Chloë Sevigny’s Vintage Chanel Bag
Actor Tommy Dorfman joins British Vogue’s Emily Chan to talk about how her love of fashion began, including working at the Balenciaga and Dover Street Market stores in New York. She also reveals the pieces she snapped up at Chloë Sevigny’s closet sale, dubbed the Sale of the Century.
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Bay Garnett On The Vintage Top That Changed Fashion History And How To Create “Thrifting Magic”
Stylist and queen of thrift Bay Garnett shares the best vintage pieces in her wardrobe, including a banana-print top famously worn by Kate Moss in the pages of Vogue. Plus, she shares her top tips for buying second-hand.
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Gabriela Hearst On Her Cult Meghan Markle-Approved Bag And The Unlikeliest Front Row Guests
Pioneering designer Gabriela Hearst joins Vogue’s Emily Chan to talk about key pieces from her wardrobe, including the creation she’s proudest of and her first fashion purchase. Plus, she talks about how growing up on the family ranch in Uruguay has shaped her sustainable approach to design, and why fashion is such an important storytelling tool.
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Pixie Geldof On Her “Rainbow Love” Wedding Dress And Why She is Nostalgic For The Indie Sleaze Era
Model, muse and musician Pixie Geldof joins British Vogue’s Emily Chan to talk about the most cherished pieces in her wardrobe, including her custom Valentino wedding dress. Plus, she reflects on fashion in the late noughties and early 2010s, and reveals the bag that’s making a comeback.
Our favourite fashion obsessives share the most precious, meaningful and hard-working items in their wardrobes with Emily Chan, British Vogue’s senior sustainability & features editor. We talk about what makes us value and hold on to our clothes, celebrating a more sustainable approach to fashion. What are the stories behind our clothes? How can we be smarter about our shopping habits? What makes the ultimate investment piece? Listen now to find out. New episodes every Tuesday.
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