Throwing Fits

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Our interview with Sage Toda-Nation is straight heat. Sage—founder and designer of the eponymous brand Sage Nation and the creative director of YMC—was kind enough to swing by the conference room in our hotel basement in between Paris Fashion Week appointments to share the secret to beating the heatwave as a pale Brit, whether or not it's finally coming home, people not realizing his actual name is Sage Nation and also thinking his brand is Japanese (complimentary), there's too much storytelling in menswear these days, he's all about the combination of perspective, balance and purpose, terrace culture, the rule of five, his humble beginnings trapping out the bedroom, cash flow is king, the big pants that changed everything but maybe it's finally time to move on, he has three iconic banger collabs on deck and effectively teases them out, the legend of YMC and just how he got hired, balancing his work for two brands and what makes them each different and special, and much more on Sage Toda-Nation's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.
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Get off my plane! This week, Jimmy and Larry are both finally back stateside to debrief on our World Cup watch party happening today at 2pm at The The Standard Biergarten so please come kick it with us if you're in NYC, a Tower of Babel of dirty laundry, the driving range as a third space for the fellas, going shopping abroad because you ran out of clothes, the perfect restaurant ratio of men to women, French wine gods and their infectious enthusiasm that borders on the perverse, Our Legacy's new cavernous Paris flagship, geeked up and geeking out at the pub, our respective MVPs of Paris Fashion Week featuring Soshiotsuki and Emily Dawn Long, when showroom visits go right, James came home to a flooded storage unit, Lawrence recaps his Italian vacation, Maradona's boy seemed pretty chill, avoiding your ex's parents, the worst seatmate of all time, and much more.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: It's finally time we talk about loafers and white socks, influencer burnout is actually justified when you think about it, and even though real reporters still exist you ultimately get the kind of content you deserve.

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Our interview with Chantal Fernandez is real journalism. Chantal—features writer for The Cut—had nothing to be nervous about when finally joining us on mic to report on The Cut's fashion media supremacy, putting in the work in the trade journal trenches, personal stories that say the quiet part out loud are what get clicks, the fascinating and bizarre world of fashion VICs, everything is fast fashion when you think about it, we are once again in collab hell, who cares about designer and creative director musical chairs, AI in journalism, turns out men do not deserve their own The Cut, the current newsletter phenomenon, it's painful to watch women content creators monetize every aspect of their lives, greedy transplants, people don't even bother reading anymore, her legendary colleague Cathy Horyn and her new colleague Sam Hine, ins and outs for the girlies, she went on a couple of dates with James years ago, you shouldn't bring a laptop on a first date, the seediest details from reporting on the Victoria's Secret book she co-wrote, asking us a bunch of questions too because that's what she does, and much more on Chantal Fernandez's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: Lawrence catches James up on The Bear, Rimowa is literal trash, and what to do when a guest brings up Bode.