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Back Row with Amy Odell

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Fashion, style, celebrity and culture. Insider knowledge. Outsider honesty. Humor included.

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    Marina Larroudé on Anna Wintour, Barneys, and Building a Multi-Million Dollar Brand

    Amy Odell talks with fashion director-turned-entrepreneur Marina Larroudé about why she left Teen Vogue for Barneys -- and then started her own brand. Marina recalls Style.com's earliest days; how top brands really weren't on board with the internet; what it was really like to work for Anna Wintour; and what she saw from inside the industry that convinced her there was a big business opportunity in footwear. Part 2 is available to paid subscribers at BackRow.net (which includes full newsletter access) or through Apple Podcasts or Spotify. In Part 2, Marina talks about how she makes walkable heels; what it was like for Taylor Swift to wear her shoes on the Eras tour; and her plans for the future of Larroudé. Products mentioned in this episode: ⁠Boat shoes⁠ ⁠Fuzzy lined ballet flat⁠ ⁠Dolly platform sandal⁠ (the same style Taylor Swift wore): ⁠Stella sneaker⁠ CHAPTERS: 00:00 — Introducing Marina Larroudé 03:00 — Why are people so fascinated by Anna Wintour and the Condé Nast world? 05:30 — What does the fashion director at Teen Vogue do? 09:00 — Marina's experience at Style.com 13:30 — The Bella Thorne photoshoot disaster 16:30 — Marina's experience working with Anna Wintour 18:40 — Why Marina left fashion media to work at Barneys 25:10 — On founding Larroudé: "No one was making high-quality shoes for drop-off" 35:00 — How Marina makes Larroudé's shoes comfortable 38:30 — Listen to part 2 for Marina's take on what makes a walkable heel Back Row newsletter Amy Odell - Instagram Marina Larroudé: Instagram Larroudé: Website Instagram TikTok This episode was produced by Amy Odell and edited by Amy Odell, Jonathan Voytko, and Joyce Ciesel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    39 min

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    Marina Larroudé on the Problem with 'Luxury' — and Fashion's Disconnect With Women

    This is Part 2 of Amy's chat with Marina Larroudé. Sign up for a Back Row Premium subscription through BackRow.net (https://www.backrow.net/) to get full newsletter and podcast access, or sign up through Apple Podcasts or Spotify. In Part 2, Marina gets candid about the mechanics — and the math — of building a fashion brand from scratch. She explains the millimeter-level design choices that make a heel truly wearable (00:30), questions what “luxury” really means in an era of eye-watering markups, and recounts the moment Taylor Swift wore Larroudé on the Eras Tour (17:40) — and the sales surge that followed. Plus: how she scaled to 600+ employees, cut out the middlemen, and what comes next (24:00).

    27 min

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    Retail Confessions: The Row

    What's it like selling the world's beige-est cashmere to discerning shoppers in London and Los Angeles? What's it really like working for the Olsen twins? Amy is joined by her friend Charles Manning, actor and longtime fashion editor, to read and discuss two recent "Retail Confessions" columns on The Row. In this signature Back Row series, employees of the world's most famous luxury stories talk about what really goes down when rich people come in to shop. Hear about The Row's London department store boutique (2:06) and its Los Angeles store (14:33). Amy finishes up sharing some of her best findings about the Olsens from one of her most popular Back Row stories ever, ⁠"Can the Olsens Make The Row the Next Hermès?"⁠ (https://www.backrow.net/p/can-the-olsens-make-the-row-the-next-hermes) Sign up for a Premium subscription at BackRow.net (https://www.backrow.net/) to get access to all newsletters, plus full podcast access.

    30 min

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    Why Big Fashion Doesn’t Dress Olympic Figure Skaters

    This is the audio version of the Back Row newsletter published February 17, 2026. Why don't fashion designers view Olympic figure skating the way they do red carpets — as a forum to exploit for brand impressions? The sport is fabulous, glamorous, and awe-inspiring, after all. Amy digs into how figure skating costumes are made and why the world's top ready-to-wear designers generally don't want anything to do with making them — and why the athletes also aren't clamoring for brands to step in. Plus, a special New York Fashion Week report (6:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    9 min

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    Confessions of a Luxury Sale Whisperer (with Madison Avenue Spy)

    Part 2 is available to paid subscribers at backrow.net (which includes full newsletter access) or through Apple Podcasts or Spotify. In Part 2, Amy and Lila debate the Saks Fifth Avenue bankruptcy — detailing the brand's fraught relationship with Amazon, the possibility of government intervention, and what it all means for the future of the department store. On this episode of the Back Row Podcast, Amy talks with Lila Delilah, THE Madison Avenue Spy, about the current unhinged state of luxury retail — from the "Very Important Client" system to how luxury brands deal with all-out frenzies over once-secret sales. They also discuss the Hermès game, brands that have threatened to sue Lila, and more. CHAPTERS: 0:00 – Introducing Madison Avenue Spy 5:10 – Were there VICs in 2010? 7:00 – How have luxury sales evolved? 13:10 – The lines are getting out of control 15:00 – What are the most legendary sales right now? 16:10 – Will The Row do invitation-only sales? 20:00 – Hermès shoppers are begging for appointments 27:00 – The brands that threatened to sue Madison Avenue Spy 31:10 – The bag-buying experience at Chanel vs. Hermès 34:40 – Reacting to the “Great Reset” 37:45 – Was Hermès ever really a fashion brand? 41:00 – What could break the spell Hermès has on shoppers? Links & Resources: Back Row Newsletter Amy Odell - Instagram Madison Avenue Spy: Substack Website Instagram TikTok Telegram This episode was produced by Amy Odell and edited by Joyce Ciesil and Jonathan Voytko. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    45 min

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    Can Anyone Fix the Saks Fifth Avenue Mess? (with Madison Avenue Spy)

    In Part 2 of Amy's conversation with Lila Delilah of Madison Avenue Spy, the two debate the potential outcomes of the retailers financial troubles. They discuss Saks' partnership with Amazon (9:24) and potential ways to save it. Plus, Amy has a theory about why Jeff Bezos needs to be seen at couture week (10:59).

    15 min

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    Are Awards Shows Just Luxury Marketing Now?

    Are awards shows still about movies — or are they now luxury fashion marketing disguised as cultural prestige? And who’s actually funding all these celeb red-carpet appearances — the studios, the stars, or the brands? Amy Odell is joined by Debra Birnbaum, Editor-in-Chief of awards season news outlet Gold Derby, to break down how modern awards campaigns actually work and why the fashion is so important. Amy and Debra talk Timothée Chalamet’s Marty Supreme press tour and if it was too annoying to win (23:10); who really pays for all the glam (14:30); and how the Met Gala came to overshadow the Oscars (33:30). Subscribe to Amy's Back Row newsletter: https://www.backrow.net/ Follow Amy on Instagram Follow Debra Birnbaum on Instagram Check out Gold Derby for more awards season predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    38 min

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    Confessions: Anna Wintour's Ex-Assistants

    In honor of The Devil Wears Prada 2's trailer release, Amy dipped into the Back Row newsletter archive to share an early hit: ⁠interviews from Anna's ex-assistants⁠, pulling from reporting conducted for her book, ⁠Anna: The Biography⁠. (Which you can ⁠listen to in Apple: https://books.apple.com/us/audiobook/anna-unabridged/id1590791196.) Does Anna really not remember her assistants?! This story helps shed some light on that question.

    15 min
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    Amy Odell
  • Années d’activité
    2025 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    53
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    © Amy Odell 2025
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