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Back Row with Amy Odell

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

  1. 17時間前

    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分

  2. 21時間前 • サブスクリプション登録者限定

    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分

  3. 2月9日

    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分

  4. 2月6日 • サブスクリプション登録者限定

    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分

  5. 2月2日

    How the Bravo Look Took Over Fashion and Beauty (with Watch What Crappens)

    Part 2 of this episode is available to paid subscribers at backrow.net (which includes full newsletter access) or through Apple Podcasts or Spotify. After years of quiet luxury, opulence is back in fashion. In this episode of the Back Row podcast, Amy traces the origins of fashion’s current obsession with excess — all the way back to… Bravo? Joined by Ben Mandelker and Ronnie Karam of the wildly popular Watch What Crappens podcast, they discuss how Real Housewives culture shaped today’s luxury landscape, even as the fashion world distanced itself from reality stars. Lauren Sánchez may be one of the most talked-about attendees at couture week — but Bravo stars have been doing her look for 20 years! They also talk about how much Bravo helped get Gigi and Bella Hadid's careers going, Rachel Zoe's debut on RHOBH, and more. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Introducing Ben & Ronnie of ‘Watch What Crappens’ 01:20 – Lauren Sanchez’s style is just the Bravo look 05:00 – Breaking down the Bravo aesthetic 10:40 – Are Sky tops coming back? 16:50 – Will fashion ever accept the Real Housewives? 24:30 – Would the Hadids have happened without Bravo? 27:30 – What’s up with Mauricio’s Chanel blanket? 30:40 – Is Rachel Zoe too confident for the Real Housewives? 37:10 – Bravo misidentified a Kelly bag 40:20 – The Birkin that costs $1,000,000 (before you can buy it!) 44:30 – Is plastic surgery the new Birkin? Links & Resources: Back Row newsletter Back Row Podcast: Apple Spotify YouTube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    50分

  6. 1月30日 • サブスクリプション登録者限定

    Grading Fashion People of Bravo — with Watch What Crappens (Part Two)

    This is Part 2 of Amy's conversation with Ben Mandelker and Ronnie Karam of Watch What Crappens in which they all offer letter grades on fashion people's Bravo performances. CHAPTERS 00:00 — Grading the Real Housewives’ performances 02:30 — Jenna Lyons was a weird experiment (but we liked it) 05:00 — Rebecca Minkoff drove the Housewives crazy 06:40 — Yolanda Hadid built Gigi and Bella’s careers 09:20 — What is Lisa Rinna doing on Traitors? 11:16 — Lisa Rinna’s villain arc was iconic 14:50 — Kelly Cutrone should get another show 17:10 — Reacting to Rachel Zoe  18:40 — Brad Goreski: It’s a Brad Brad World 20:10 — Is Mauricio’s stock dropping? Links & Resources: Back Row Newsletter: https://www.backrow.net/ Amy Odell - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/instamyodell/ Watch What Crappens Podcast: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watchwhatcrappens Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/watch-what-crappens/id498130432 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3iSZPuQ8T8Msh0N33ZD7No Instagram: @watchwhatcrappens https://www.instagram.com/watchwhatcrappens/ Ben Mandelker (Instagram): @benmandelker https://www.instagram.com/benmandelker/ Ronnie Karam (Instagram): @ronniekaram https://www.instagram.com/ronniekaram/

    21分

  7. 1月26日

    Celebrity Brands: What Works, What Doesn’t (Goop, Rhode & More)

    In Part 2, Ana Andjelic and Amy Odell break down Meghan Markle’s new brand As Ever, how The Row quietly built one of the most powerful luxury brands in fashion, and what's next for Chiara Ferragni after her acquittal. Part 2 is available to paid subscribers at backrow.net (which includes full newsletter access) or through Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Celebrity brands are everywhere—but what separates the ones that thrive from those that fail? Can fame alone turn a celebrity idea into a lucrative enterprise? In this episode of the Back Row Podcast, Amy Odell sits down with branding expert Ana Andjelic (former Chief Brand Officer of Esprit & Banana Republic, author, and the voice behind the newsletter The Sociology of Business) to break down the secret formula behind the most successful celebrity businesses. From Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop to Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty and Hailey Bieber’s billion-dollar sale of Rhode, they explore why fame alone isn’t enough, how authenticity clashes with marketing hype, and what it really takes to turn star-power into a lasting cultural phenomenon. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Introduction: Why some celebrity brands succeed while others fail 03:20 – What is Gwyneth Paltrow even selling at Goop? And with the relaunched Gwyn clothing line? 09:10 – The death of quiet luxury: where does Gwyn fit? 10:50 – Apple Martin and Gwyneth’s viral Calvin Klein moment 11:30 – What’s kept audiences captivated by Gwyneth for 30 years 18:00 – Predicting the future of Gwyneth’s brands 21:10 – Alex Cooper and Unwell Hydration is more than just trendy water 29:00 – The key to Hailey Bieber’s $1 billion brand deal 32:45 – Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty is playing the long game 35:00 – Shay Mitchell and Toddler Face Masks: rage bait or reputation ruin 36:00 – Meghan Markle’s brand As Ever: “Last time I talked about her, I got raked over the coals” Links & Resources Back Row Newsletter Amy Odell - Instagram Ana Andjelic: Instagram The Sociology of Business (Newsletter) The Business of Aspiration (Book) Hitmakers (Book) This episode was produced by Amy Odell and edited by Amy Odell and Jonathan Voytko. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    37分

  8. 1月26日 • サブスクリプション登録者限定

    What The Row Understands That Meghan Markle’s Brand Doesn’t

    In the second half of Amy Odell’s conversation with brand strategist Ana Andjelic, they look at why some celebrity-backed brands struggle to find focus while others quietly build lasting power — from Meghan Markle’s As Ever (00:08) to The Row’s disciplined luxury strategy (6:00). Also: Chiara Ferragni’s post-scandal brand trajectory and what it reveals about the limits of influencer-driven businesses (12:52). Upgrade your subscription to paid through Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or sign up at ⁠https://www.backrow.net/⁠ for access to all podcasts episodes and Back Row articles.

    29分
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Fashion, style, celebrity and culture. Insider knowledge. Outsider honesty. Humor included.

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  • クリエイター
    Amy Odell
  • 配信期間
    25年 - 26年
  • エピソード
    49
  • 制限指定
    不適切な内容を含む
  • Copyright
    © Amy Odell 2025
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    Back Row with Amy Odell
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    Amy Odell Inc.

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