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The Run-Through with Vogue Vogue
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4.0 • 91 Ratings
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Hosts Chioma Nnadi and Chloe Malle – both longtime Vogue writers/editors – take you inside the world of Vogue. Each episode features conversations with Vogue editors, creatives, and cover stars. Who's the new designer you should be paying attention to? And what are Vogue editors buzzing about this week? Listen to The Run-Through with Vogue to find out. This is the podcast to listen to when you want to be in the know about fashion and culture.
For more from Vogue in audio, check out our fashion history podcast In VOGUE
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Sophie Turner Is On the Podcast!
Sophie Turner sits down with Chioma to talk about motherhood – including mom shaming and protecting her kids from the public eye. She reveals her favorite Britney Spears song and talks about what she hopes life will be like in her thirties. Also, Chioma at Buckingham Palace and the Gucci Cruise show, all in one week!
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How Natalia Vodianova Found Her Long Lost Sister | PLUS Rollerblading with Michaela Coel
The Run-Through revisits a favorite episode from our early days. Chloe and Chioma speak to Natalia Vodianova and her long-lost sister Jenna Burns about how a DNA test reunited them. Plus, Chioma talks to Michaela Coel about the time they spent in Ghana Rollerblading – and shooting Coel’s 2022 Vogue cover.
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Inside the 2024 Met Gala
The Met Gala is here! Reporting fresh off the red carpet, Chloe and Chioma speak to Oscar-winning actress Da’Vine Joy Randolph and fashion designer Zac Posen. They cover their favorite looks and best moments of the most iconic night of the year.
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Plum Sykes On the Golden Days of Vogue
The Met Gala is less than a week away! Plum Sykes, the writer, editor, and noughties it-girl came on the podcast to talk with Chloe and Chioma about her new book, Wives Like Us, and her most hilarious Met Gala memories, beginning in the ‘90s when she first arrived on the scene at American Vogue.
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Amber Valletta's Most Daring Met Gala Look | PLUS The Vogue Vintage Guide
Happy Earth month! Amber Valletta talks to Chloe about some of her favorite Met Gala looks and runs through some of her greatest vintage finds of late and her sustainable shopping suggestions. Then Vogue’s resident vintage ladies Margaux Anbouba, Lilah Ramzi, and Emily Chan talk about the new Vogue World Vintage guide.
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Vogue’s Spring Beauty Update | PLUS Angel Reese Dazzled at the WNBA Draft
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.
Customer Reviews
Chill Pill
The podcast always has interesting guests, but Chloe Malle is obnoxious and needs to calm down.
I found the recent episode with Anna Delvey quite hard to listen to, as the editors seemed to be mocking her throughout the interview. It was petty and just poor journalism. Why do the interview in the first place if you’re just going to treat the subject and the interview as a joke?! I was very unimpressed.
Restored my faith in fashion journalism & Vogue
An absolute delight - the hosts & the guests. The only podcast I listen to religiously and the most entertaining and informative fashion podcast out there. True fashion nerds will appreciate Chloe Malle’s insane knowledge on both current trends and fashion history. Readers are also very lucky to have the current editor of British Vogue, Chioma Nnandi, delight us with her sartorial tales. Highly recommend ⭐️
Yikes
I too would be the host of a Vogue podcast if my mom was Candice Bergen and could get SJP to interview on a whim. This must be the only thing going for Chloe; as she seems clueless to most fashion topics dicussed. At the very least, be familiar with current designers if reporting on them. I physically cringed and had to turn off the pod after she didn’t know who the current creative director of Vetements is. Like, why would we listen to you? It sucks as someone who works in the fashion industry, and has to hurdle hoops and see others do the same to be recognized when these out of touch nepos have “prestige jobs”with zero to no actual fashion knowledge.
the “Every Outfit” podcast hosts can talk for hours about fashion, with insightful critiques, opinions, and a full comprehension on the designers they dissect. It’s a shame duos like them aren’t working for Vogue instead. Rather, we get no substance banter about who showed at whatever current fashion week. This podcast is for fashion beginners or people who don’t know much about how the industry works. Not for people already working within the industry, since they tend to overexplain the most basic of duties as if their listeners are 10th graders who have never seen a runway show in their lives.