Lauren’s guest is Sophia Rivka Rossi, author of Between Friends. They discuss summer 2026 fitness trends, the Foster sisters, why they don't shop at J.Crew, Gwyneth Paltrow’s upcoming Amagansett dinner for Sam Altman, Charles Porch, Emily Oberg, kitten heels, 501s versus 505s, and plenty more.

Lauren's guest is the fashion industry’s favorite astrologer, Susan Miller of Astrologyzone. They discuss how she became an astrologist, her career in publishing, why she loves magazines, why she loves a paywall, why she loves Dolce & Gabbana, Pharrell, the future of the luxury industry (really, she has predictions), and plenty more.

Lauren's guest is Rory Satran, the founder of The Hamptons Chronicle, a local news email and print paper that features stories on everything from a DTC lobsterman to where Andrew Rosen likes to golf. They discuss her biggest stories of the summer, the merits of moodboard brands, Brooks Nader’s topless turn, the Jonathan Anderson x Zara headfake, the Ronaldo wedding's Guccification, and plenty more.

Lauren's guest is New York Times reporter Jacob Gallagher. They chat about this week’s September-issue cover reveals—Vogue, GQ, Elle, and more—but also answer many of your burning questions, from What’s the point of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund? and Why is Jil Sander so expensive? to What’s a good gift for fashionable men? and Whose Connecticut house is Luca Di Stanio staying at? They also share their writing routines, opinions on On Running, explore the genius of stylist Charlotte Collet, share their honest thoughts about Celine x Reebok, and plenty, plenty more.

Lauren's guest is is Avery Trufelman, host of Articles of Interest and The Philosophy Club with Derek Guy. They discuss American and Los Angeles Apparel, The Row, Copenhagen style and design, lace, and plenty more.

Lauren’s guest is Bernstein analyst Luca Solca. They run through the Q2 2026 earnings reports from LVMH, Kering, Hermes, and more, and take a mid-year temperature check on the industry. Is luxury set for a major comeback, or is the middle ground the new normal for everyone but Chanel? Plus, Lauren reviews purchases from Nike Skims.

Lauren’s guest is everybody’s favorite press trip buddy: 10 Magazine USA editor-in-chief Dora Fung. They chat about Celine Dion’s style, John Galliano at the Met, the brands they would most like to be associated with, the business of high jewelry, and plenty more.

Lauren is joined by The New York Times’ Michael Grynbaum, author of ‘Empire of the Elite,’ to mark the book’s paperback release—which arrives with a fresh 5,000-word afterword on everything that’s unfolded at Condé Nast in the year since it first published. They dig into the closure of Self, the decline of Glamour, and the challenges facing Vogue under Chloe Malle. They also check in on how Hearst's Esquire and Harper's Bazaar are faring.

Lauren’s guest today is French journalist and L’etiquette editor-in-chief Marc Beaugé. They go in-depth on the six-part Le Monde series on Bernard Arnault; Marc even watched the standup comedy special released by Xavier Niel, the billionaire investor and husband of Delphine Arnault, so you don't have to. They also discuss the destruction of Bally with its current owner, Michael Reinstein, in the tabloids, as well as L’etiquette’s special issue on 100 icons of French style and whether women should wear ties.

Lauren’s guests are Contra Sports Club founders Amy Schultz and Jessika Alexander. Contra is a training club in Los Angeles designed for professional athletes and creative-types alike. (It also happens to be in the middle of Melrose Hill, an incredible retail story that reminds us that everything comes down to real estate.) Amy and Jessika are building a lifestyle brand, but, most importantly, a personal training gym that doesn’t smell bad. They discuss the business of being in shape in 2026, peptides, and plenty more.