Hailee Berry’s glam jeweled gown & her Ohio down home presence was the perfect combo to star in my family friendly production Phillipa the real life story

All fashion credibility is lost when the hosts are unable to see beyond their political ignorance. Not a word about the black zippered sack that Kamala wore to the inauguration or the purple as a grape suit on Jill Biden, yet they natter n a witchy about Ivanka and Melania who were utterly elegant.

I came to the show to hear discussions about fashion unfortunately the hosts political views are entirely one sided and should not be the emphasis of the discussions. Unfollowing the show and can not recommend

I find most podcasts obscenely self-indulgent for the most part, but this podcast excels staying relevant in relation to fashion current events while weaving in historical and institutional knowledge. The hosts feel authentic and witty to boot.

I love this podcast and look forward to it every week. Chloe and chioma are so fun and charismatic. I was super excited they would be adding a second episode every week, but sad to see Nicole is hosting. While brilliant, She comes off awkward and cold and it’s uncomfortable to listen to

I love Chioma and Chloe, and was elated to hear this morning that there will be an additional episode every Tuesday with the Vogue Runway team. Nicole and José are brilliant, seamlessly integrating their knowledge of fashion and history of the houses into the interviews with the creative directors.

Although it seems like they are having a good time and genuinely love fashion, the hosts seem to have a limited vocabulary in the world of style and culture. So much that can be said about the immense amount of events and opportunities they get, yet all we hear are the same basic reactions.

I learn so much about the world of fashion and the people behind the scenes who make it all happen. Chioma and Chloe feel like my fashion friends!

Whether it’s her snide remark about Michelle Yeoh’s watch being a “sponsored flex” or her ignorance in not knowing how to pronounce Cillian Murphy’s name, I truly wonder what Chloe brings to the table besides her nepotism that got her here. She tends to interrupt her guest and be extremely judgmental. While I value opinion, Chloe’s opinions lacks substance.

Please make this show better and change one of the hosts

Let your guests and cohosts speak without constantly interrupting them, it’s beyond aggravating to hear you constantly cutting people off.

they are a TREASURE and i genuinely love whenever they pop up on the pod.

I like Chioma and the general content. However, don’t understand why Chloe Malle is co-host, besides having a strong radio personality and having worked at Vogue due to her mom being Candice Bergen. She tries too hard, doesn’t have natural charisma, has the most annoying voice and her laugh is unbearable. It’s not so much a laugh as it is gasps. Yeah I realize she can’t help it, but this is a podcast and it’s god-awful to listen to.

Can Chloe Malle make it through one episode without either rudely interrupting someone or barking instructions to the guests (or even her co-host!!) so that they say what she wants?! I love Chioma, the other Vogue employees who frequently join, and so many of the guests—but I cringe at Chloe’s horrific behavior in every episode! Either get better manners or a new host!

Would love to hear your opinion on your coworker making fun of meg the stallion’s assault?

Ok so I’ve been a long time Vogue reader and have patiently listened to this podcast for over a year but I’m finally compelled to leave a review. Really disappointed in how mediocre the commentary is, especially from Chloe Malle, who seems to have such a basic and limited perspective of fashion. She lacks the passion, knowledge, and enthusiasm, plus she has an irritating vocal-fry voice. Chioma Nnadi is charismatic with a lovely voice, although she as well appears to have a shallow knowledge of the industry despite her now lofty position. This just feels like a very watered down show for the masses who don’t know anything fashion related outside of their social media feed. If you read actual fashion articles and have studied it’s history this show feels like it’s for Midwest toddlers.

Tried to listen to the Andrew Scott episode, but Chloe kept interrupting him constantly. It was infuriating to listen to, and if it’s any indication of the other episodes, I’ll pass.

THE perfect podcast for fashionphiles yearning for insider info and great interviews with designers, celebrities, etc. Also, I love Chioma and Chloe’s dynamic together.

Chioma and Chloe are absolutely amazing! I look forward to this podcast every week and they’ve truly reignited my love for fashion.

Love this conversation. I must say that Travis Kelce put Taylor Swift on the map for this sports and fashion fan. Don’t fence us in…

Love content. Pls keep them coming :)

I for one am completely bored by the direction of Vogue under Anna Wintour; her vision of fashion is TOE up, “tiring, old, and elitist” under her Vogue and is becoming irrelevant this snooze of a podcast is just another nail in the beige carpet box this woman put herself in.

I love the dynamic between Chioma and Chloe — they are both effortless cool, smart and curious and help lead interesting discussions about the intersectionality of fashion’s imprint in culture without sounding exclusionary or snobbish. All of the guests are interesting and The Run Through is such a cool new iteration of Vogue.

I don’t know who these folks are filling in for Chloe and Nnadi, but they are impossible to listen to — vapid, so much judgement and vocal fry. They are every negative stereotype of fashion industry employees. Ugh. I usually listen every week beginning to end, because Nadi and Chloe are intelligent and interesting and real, but these folks I had to turn it off after about 5 minutes because it was so awful.

Chioma and Chloe are the intelligent, witty and hilarious best friends we all deserve! I really love this pod as it’s such a strong mix of not only fashion but history, art, theatre, current events - and much more. I walk away after each episode having learnt something new (did you know when you buy couture you own the rights?! It’s your IP now!!) While I do not always read the print Vogue, I always tune in to the pod.

Margot Robbie herself! I looove this pod and just gets better & better. Thanks for creating incredible content 🫶

I have recommended this podcast to several young people interested in the industry. I learn something new from every episode even though I’ve been reading Vogue since the 80s. Loved Candace and Sarah Jessica. As a buyer for a souvenir store, I really need to fact-check that baseball cap thing!

was a bit trepidatious initially because there are a lot of visuals i want and obviously can’t look up instantly while driving/walking/etc but got into a groove where i can engage with coordinating visual content before and after listening. chioma and chloe really have their finger on the pulse of all things fashion and culture. i love love love the little questions they ask, especially chloe, during the episodes to clarify who’s who and what’s what for less informed listeners. the depth of info is perfect for me; makes me want to drop out of law school & try to work for vogue.

I love learning about fashion in a pod but Chloe sometimes seems lost and so spoiled!!! Especially on the sarah jessica parker episode. I like the segments with guests to mix it up.

I feel like every episode I learn a lot about the industry. I particularly enjoy when they have the Vogue Runway team on to talk about what they are seeing on the Runway. They've also had some really great guests!

This podcast should be good. But it’s not. I’ve been listening for two months and it’s soooo boring. Where is the great high fashion podcast???

Love this podcast, such interesting topics and great questions and conversation.

Each week I start my Thursdays with a new episode of The Run-Through and this week’s episode with Greta Lee did not disappoint! She was so honest about her experience as a Korean-American and it was so relatable. Also her love and eye for fashion is so on point. Kudos to the team for getting her on the show. Can’t wait to keep listening!

I just started listening to this and as someone who didn’t come from a fashion background but is now getting into it, it’s a great way to learn about the industry and Vogue as a publication. The hosts are silly and engaging and I look forward to it every Thursday!

I wait every week for a new episode! I LOVE the hosts and want to be friends with them. I learn so much from their conversations with fashion insiders and feel like I’ve learned a lot about what it is like behind the scenes at Vogue. I always love hearing what the guests are reading, watching, listening to — I feel like this podcast is making me smarter about fashion and culture every single time I listen.

A great listen for anyone who wants a peak behind the curtain of Vogue - in fact, I wish they would do more of that! Interesting interviews with the expected fashion set and fun surprises like the charming Erykah Badu. A must listen for people in the industry and anyone who loves or is curious about the world of fashion!

As someone who considers myself up-to-date with fashion news and trends, this is the perfect addition to my podcast round up. I love the hosts. They are both funny, warm and smart-- the more I listen the more I feel like they're my friends! I also enjoy when there are opportunities to learn about Vogue. A must listen!

Listening to interviews that are ok are fine. Most of the time, I’m looking for a podcast that isn’t too annoying. But they lost me when they were explaining the celebrity/fancy dress person gala circuit. Too boring and uptown

I’m a casual Vogue reader and am astonished that I tend to know more about what’s going on than the hosts. I do love the guests, however. So insightful and great fun to be a fly on the wall of their world. Particularly, Kate Young. Gets a bit cringy when some guests have to answer questions from uninformed hosts.

I was touched to hear your interview with Deeda Blair. It was wonderful to hear her voice! Thank you for the special treat.

Sorry but chloe is an obnoxious know it all who very obviously comes from privilege and is not used to thinking anyone else has anything good to say but her. Either stop shouting over people in a condescending interrogative and accusatory manner, or find a better fit. Why have they not addressed this? I hate to think nepotism is to blame for my ear drums suffering.

I love Vogue so much and was so excited when this podcast launched. I’ve listened to every episode, and I’ve figured out what is rubbing me the wrong way- unfortunately it’s Chloe. I saw someone say she is the Emily in Paris of the podcast and that’s sadly accurate. This is a vogue fashion podcast, and it feels as if she isn’t familiar with many things. This show has a lot of potential but I think considering getting a new host could really vamp this podcast up.

I really expected a better, more exciting & informative Oscars show from the ladies. It seemed halfhearted, inattentive and more about the show than the clothes. Everyone was talking abt how Angela Bassett was dressed - the show talked about her face when she didn’t win. Tems had on an amazing structutal dress from an increasingly popular designer, which blocked the view of those behind her shen seated. A great oppty to think about ypur outfits seated, walking, posing etc. Some of the VF party outfits were more stunning than the Oscars. No discussion of the “barely there” theme of the party and how different ladies responded to it. All in all you guys kinda phoned it in for an episode that I anticipated with excitement.

I really wanted to love this. But Chloe M doesn’t seem to know very much about fashion, which wouldn’t bother me normally, but it’s a fashion podcast-so that seems strange. Specifically the Italian Vogue segment, they seemed so aloof about not knowing things, which maybe people think is charming but it’s actually really annoying. Also they interrupt people during interviews which is hard to listen to. It’s not working.

It’s the official Vogue podcast with the most amazing guest and accessibility to cover the latest and greatest in the fashion industry, and yet… at times it’s unbearable! Both C and C have great thoughts and opinions but sometimes I can’t help but wonder where did Chloe come from? She is constantly questioning and mispronouncing the most grade book fashion concepts. She is the Emily in Paris of the show a girl with glossy eyes who can’t read the room and just chill out and play it cool. Sorry not sorry.

As much as I wanted to enjoy this show, the constant talk-over of the one host by the other is too grating.

ADORE ADORE ADORE ADORE ADORE 4 those of us who live n the “Fashion Universe”, this is the is a smorgasbord from the “Fashion Gods” I savored every detail not 2 mention the memories it brought flooding back- also, it answered questions I had long pondered- I DEMAND MORE❗️

I love this show so much but the 2/23 episode was one of the best!

Very well rounded they kinda dip their toes in controversial topics. Very informative for people recently interested in fashion and it’s ins and workings

Kate Young had super interesting things to share and the snarky—and what seemed quite insecure —stucatto interview style of the Malle person really detracted from the podcast.