Every Outfit

Love it, y’all!

When the hosts stick to what they know—fashion—the show shines. Their insights on style, particularly their takes on Sex and the City, are fantastic. However, when the conversation veers away from that, it becomes a mess of cognitive dissonance. Listening to a host defend her wife’s choice to own a Cybertruck feels awkward and frankly gross, and the endless talk about $1000+ shoes is wildly out of touch. It feels like an LA version of Red Scare, with two millennial hosts who seem increasingly disconnected from reality. Stick to fashion, please!

longtime listener here, BEGGING you - Please no more political takes. Cannot handle the blasé commentary on Trump and Harris as if it’s some inconvenient pop culture phenomenon and not the election that will change everything for women and LGBTQ people if it goes sideways. Encourage your listeners to vote at the very least. Also, Tat has a Cybertruck? Major ICK - babes, keep that to yourselves.

Love Lauren and Chelsea’s takes on fashion, Hollywood and pop culture. Their knowledge of fashion history and stellar taste makes listening to them feel like I’m hanging out with the kind of fashion girlies I aspire to know. But — and I say this with love — I do not need Every Outfit to give me my political commentary (even when it’s to do with Charli). This is where I come for an escape from endless election coverage. I love hearing them talk about their areas of expertise, but I really, really don’t need anything political from them (unless it’s a deep read on what candidates’ sartorial choices mean). I don’t mean to pigeonhole my queens but this is my truth.