1: And Just Like That...We Have A Podcast

Every Outfit

Arts, Fashion & Beauty

4.7 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 27 February 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Every Outfit. We talk about the new Sex and the City reboot. Chelsea shares her idea for a Samantha "Women in Prison" spin-off. We try to make sense of the burnt-out husk formerly known as New York and London Fashion Week. And Lauren explains why she won't be wearing the SKIMS micro-thong.

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0:00.0	I spent $40,000 on shoes.
0:07.0	What's the matter, Mourty?
0:09.0	Come to buy our little breath.
0:12.0	World.
0:13.0	Great gowns.
0:16.0	Beautiful gowns.
0:18.0	Fashion has changed.
0:20.0	Oh, it hasn't. Hello, hello. Hello.
0:24.6	Sorry, that was so creepy.
0:26.5	Oh my God.
0:27.3	Hi, I'm Chelsea Fairless.
0:29.5	And I'm Lauren Groni, and welcome to the first and maybe last episode of the Every
0:33.9	Outfit podcast.
0:34.9	Yeah, I've already, like, said a really weird, uncomfortable tone for this.
0:39.8	If you're listening, you're probably familiar with our Instagram account,
0:43.5	Every Outfit on Sex in This City.
0:46.0	But Lord and I decided to start a podcast because as it turns out,
0:50.6	we have highly nuanced opinions about many things, not just sex in the city.
0:55.9	So it only seems appropriate to kick off our first episode by talking about sex in the city.
1:02.8	I mean, it's the reason I think people want to listen to this episode, probably.
1:08.5	We'll get you with other stuff. But there's relevant sex in the city shit
1:11.5	to talk about. So the biggest news story pertaining to the reboot is the absence of Kim
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