4 episodes
VOGUE Stories Condé Nast
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- Fashion & Beauty
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3.7 • 183 Ratings
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Explore the best of VOGUE journalism, now in audio form. Each month, we're choosing some of our favorite articles for VOGUE Stories, narrated by special guest contributors and our own editorial team. Get the best of VOGUE in a brand new way. Subscribe to VOGUE Stories to get the stories of the moment delivered straight to your podcasts app.
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Growing Up In Style: "The Topaz Room" by Adrienne Miller
A centerpiece of Vogue's February issue, Growing Up In Style is series about the connection between fashion and local life in America, past and present. In "The Topaz Room", writer Adrienne Miller describes the profound effect a department store in Akron, Ohio had on her as a girl.
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Growing Up In Style: "American Gothic" by Suzy Exposito
A centerpiece of Vogue's February issue, Growing Up In Style is series about the connection between fashion and local life in America, past and present. In "American Gothic," Suzy Exposito revisits the dark side of being a teenager in Miami.
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Vice President Kamala Harris on the Road Ahead
Making history was the first step. Now Vice President Kamala Harris has an even more monumental task: to help heal a fractured America—and lead it out of crisis. This is VOGUE's much-discussed February issue cover story, written by Alexis Okeowo, narrated by Vogue.com editor Chioma Nnadi.
Find the full February cover article here, and for more of Alexis, Chioma, and VOGUE, make sure to subscribe to VOGUE Stories on:
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Vogue's January Cover with Frances McDormand
As an actor, Frances McDormand is as chameleonic as she is unfailingly herself. And she’s never achieved anything quite like Nomadland—a stunning film about life on America’s margins.
VOGUE Stories is proud to bring you an exclusive spoken audio version of the January 2021 cover story with Frances McDormand, read by Abby Aguirre.
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Customer Reviews
Great content but you guys NEED a sound editor or producer
Love the podcast but the inconsistency with your volume can be deafening. Please get that fixed.
So great, vogue
smart and evocative. I binge listened to all 7 episodes and loved — especially great if you were in your 20s or 30s in the 90s and remember. . .
THE REVIEWS ARE TRUE
The host is horrible - it’s obvious he does not do his research, he is rude and argumentative with the guests, and strikingly INAUTHENTIC.
I listened to the episode with Zac Posen. Posen’s intelligence and authenticity made the host’s ineptitude even more glaring. The host made several comments that Posen gently corrected; instead of apologizing, he argued with him! The host was so narrow-minded and inauthentic (which does not reflect the Vogue perspective at all!). Zac Posen said made a prediction about the future of fashion and the host didn’t even entertain the idea, he interrupted to say “no I don’t think so”. Zac Posen gave some context to his ideas and desceibed a time in the future where people may make their own Met Gala gowns and the host simply said “no, that would be terrible. No one should do that”.
I would LOVE to listen to a Vogue podcast that deep dives into relevant topics and highlights designers who are breaking the mold, but I can’t listen to even another episode of this.