Fashion & Beauty · Audacy | Puck
by Audacy | Puck
Puck correspondent Lauren Sherman and a rotating cast of industry insiders take you deep inside what fashion people are really talking about behind the scenes of this multi-trillion-dollar biz, from creative director switcheroos to M&A drama, D.T.C. downfalls, and magazine mishaps.Fashion People is an extension of Line Sheet, Lauren’s private email for Puck, where she tracks what’s happening beyond the press releases in fashion, beauty, and media.New episodes publish twice-weekly, every Tuesday and Friday.
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Lauren is so well spoken and very direct. She has amazing taste in guests and is able to tailor the show to make each guest feel comfortable and heard. She is very very knowledgeable on so many aspects of the fashion world and is a joy to listen to as an 18 year old who intents to peruse the fashion business in college. ❤️❤️
Every episode is exactly like this: Lauren to the guest: “So what do you think of this? Well here’s MY opinion…” and then she talks and talks and doesn’t allow the guest to respond appropriately and if they do, it’s always like one word answers or they sound tired because she’s done going on her word vomit. She needs to take a backseat and let her guests talk. If she wants to just talk openly, don’t invite guests.
Most of the guests and conversations on this pod are great. I enjoy the deep dives and “niche” conversations. I’m not in the fashion industry, and still really enjoy listening. That said, guests’ audio is inconsistent. Some weeks it’s great, other weeks it’s quite hard to understand what the person is saying.
I appreciate the mix of guests and topics on this podcast and I always learn something new about the fashion industry. But please, Lauren, can you let your guests talk? So often you ramble or ask these very leading questions! I’d love for the guests voices to shine a bit more in the interview portions of the show.
The 8/25 episode with Sophia Rossi should honestly come with a trigger warning. The casual discussion of body fat, buttts not being “in style”, obsessive exercising, childhood workouts, and GLP-1 use. WTF. Have more integrity for your audience. Also isn’t this podcast supposed to be about the fashion industry ?! Nope. Lauren just has shallow, vapid, empty discussions mostly about herself. Then they end the episode basically defending Gwyneth and Sam Altman. Just embarrassing. Lauren - people are “afraid” of you because you are a deeply unpleasant person, it’s not something to be proud of. Look inward. I can’t listen to this podcast anymore.
I was really disappointed to realize a lot of episodes are essentially a paid advertisement. I don't mind sponsors when they're clearly disclosed and kept separate from the content, but this felt like an ad disguised as a regular episode. It came across as promotional rather than informative, which made it hard to trust the discussion. I hope future episodes prioritize genuine content and are more transparent about sponsored material.
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