WTF: We Talk Fashion

Baille and Lindsey are back with another fashion week recap, this time to dish on all the highlights from Milan. From jaw-dropping runway looks and trends to pay attention to, they’re covering it all while assigning the key collections unfiltered superlatives like “most likely to make you say “was she even trying” and “best accessories but worst clothes”. Grab your espresso and tune in for all the fashion, fun, and unfiltered commentary.

London Fashion Week SS27 was serving looks, and as always, B&L have a lot to say about it. From bold silhouettes and impeccable styling choices to designers that put a capital B in Boring, the episode breaks down the trends and designers that reigned supreme. Along with the pod’s signature WTF moments and impromptu fashion confessions, things hilariously spiral off course into a candid conversation about adult ADD and Alexander Skarsgård’s latest interview with The Cut.

It's time to talk all things New York Fashion Week SS27! Baille and Lindsey break down the standout collections, the biggest trends to be aware of, and the looks that had them saying WTF! In their signature superlative style, the collection commentary is honest, cheeky and sharp. The girls both praise and roast those synonymous with American fashion; highlight the shocking events involving PETA and CFDA's former president, Stevn Kolb; discuss the designers making triumphant returns, and much more. Tune in for all the glam, the gossip, and our hot takes on the future of fashion!

B&L are back and life lately has been filled with moments like planning how to make a new mom friend at school pickup, to surviving a film-industry mentoring marathon, to looking up where to buy the best lab-grown diamonds. Then it’s on to revealing fall’s trend forecast and discussing the latest fashion news which includes Princess Diana’s iconic revenge dress at Sotheby’s, Duolingo’s phonetic fashion capsule at NYFW, and Dior’s partnership with A24. What made them say WTF this week? More peak freak footwear and Eva Chen’s “post, post, post” philosophy which has them debating whether constant content creation is actually creative, or just exhausting. The fashion burns heat up with lots of questionable red carpet tailoring and the product recommendations deliver two must haves under $55. They wrap with Christian Dior’s thoughts on true elegance and a promise to return with their beloved Fashion Week superlatives—so stay tuned, stay fabulous, and stay elegant!

In this episode Baille gets real about grief, funeral fashion, and the tricky art of dressing appropriately while going against the grain to honor your loved one. Then things take a hilarious turn as Lindsey recounts an “Enlightenment Dinner” that involved awkward networking, sex therapists, adult tantrums, and delusional party guests. In fashion news, they dish on the upcoming Elie Saab x H&M collection and debate whether luxury-meets-fast-fashion collaborations are about money, hype, or brand awareness. They also tackle the Galliano Met exhibition cancellation, Sabato De Sarno’s new role at Icicle and much more. Then they unleash their WTF’s and burns, taking down Tarte’s controversial Snatch Stick campaign, Nicole Kidman’s bangs, Dakota Johnson’s Valentino look, and yet another questionable outfit from the hottie they love to hate—Alexander Skarsgård. Finally, they share covetable fashion finds and share Isaac Mizrahi’s rebellious advice that deserves an amen. It’s an episode that takes you from heartfelt to unhinged in record time.

Baille and Lindsey are back with a new episode and new feature section “Giving Head…lines”, where the girls promise not to keep their opinions of what the fashion publications are serving to themselves. The girls rant, rave and rejoice about gem-maxing, crown braids, oversized sunglasses, the return of the gaucho pant, the peak freak show era, Madewell’s flammable sweater, and much, much more. They debate whether fashion school is still worth the investment; roast Gen Z’s alleged obsession with master’s degrees; and wonder whether a man carrying a purse is actually a green flag, or simply a sign that he’s raiding your closet. They wrap the episode with even more WTF moments, accessory picks that will add a bit of whimsy to your wardrobe and a quote that keeps it real.

This week on WTF: We Talk Fashion, Baille and Lindsey dish on glamorous weddings, mermaid pool parties, and a few hilarious fashion confessions. They tackle everything from the dangers of the “Zara death pant” and concerning chemicals in their clothing to upcoming Hermès price hikes, the wild world of luxury-client politics, the EU’s new law cracking down on luxury brands that destroy unsold clothing, and the controversial 2027 Costume Institute theme. They promptly roast Target’s questionable bandana-print dress, a paper-doll interview outfit, and some truly chaotic celebrity looks. They also reveal their latest fashion finds, including a Bulgari-inspired watch dupe and posture-enhancing activewear, before getting philosophical about Mara Hoffman’s belief in the transformative “alchemy of clothing”.

Couture Week has entered the chat and Baille and Lindsey are absolutely living for it—handing out superlatives that celebrate the collections that completely stole the runway. From Schiaparelli's jaw-dropping craftsmanship to Iris van Herpen’s Nebula dress to Rahul Mishra's breathtaking sculptural storytelling, the episode is a love letter to fashion at its most imaginative. Along the way, they geek out over the creative process, reminding listeners that even the greatest designers have plenty of spectacular failures before creating masterpieces. Not every collection escapes unscathed— ahem, Chanel, Fendi and Viktor & Rolf. The conversation also veers delightfully off the runway with hot takes on Taylor Swift's mystery wedding dress, and why couture is meant to inspire—even if most of us will never own it.

Lindsey recaps her attendance at a styling conference in Dallas where a mix-up at a luxury boutique forced her to think on her feet and improvise, turning her kick-off session from disasterful to masterful. Baille then lets us in on a little secret for how she is currently shopping her closet and creating fresh new looks this summer. Next, a new "Fashion Confession" segment brings laughs as the girls admit to some surprising new purchases—an item from an exotic dancers closet and a satisfying designer dupe. Industry news brings word of a fashion favorite’s comeback at London Fashion week this fall, as well as some hot rumors regarding Rabanne’s potential new creative director. And as always, B&L are delightfully opinionated when they place a new line of pickle ball clothing and Prada sunglasses on the WTF chopping block. The laughs come with strong opinions, clever styling advice, and plenty of encouragement to embrace personal style while avoiding fashion disasters along the way.

This episode is packed with fashion, fun, and a little celebrity chaos. Baille begins by recapping one fun filled evening with two stylish events, starting at Max Mara for a fundraiser and ending at a trendy new supper club complete with a tequila fountain and electric violinist. Lindsey then spills all the tea about her unforgettable evening when she unexpectedly ended up backstage at an MGK concert, where an awkward after-party revealed the rockstar to be hilariously shy—and very complimentary of her belt. Next, it’s on to discussing the latest fashion headlines, including Hermès' Resort 2027 show, AI lawsuits, Chanel legal drama, and the sad truth about Karl Lagerfeld's cat’s inheritance. They also explore everything from "dopamine shopping" websites to Marilyn Monroe's new museum exhibit to Diane von Furstenberg's first-ever artistic director. Their signature "WTF" segment delivers hilarious fashion critiques, calling out confusing cruise collections, celebrity red carpet misses, suspicious influencer scams, and increasingly sophisticated online fraud targeting small businesses. It's equal parts fashion insider scoop, celebrity storytelling, trend forecasting, and laugh-out-loud commentary that proves style is always more entertaining when nothing is off-limits