I spent $40,000 on shoes.

What's the matter, Mourney?

I'm trying to buy our little dress.

Great gowns, beautiful gowns.

Fashion has changed.

No, it hasn't. I'm Lauren Groni.

I'm Chelsea Fairless, and this is the Every Outfit Podcast, the bi-coastal edition.

I know, I know.

We are on two coes right now.

We've always done this in person but today you're in

l.A i'm in new york it's insanity i know get give me the breakdown what's life like in new york

oh it's so fabulous Lauren like it's fully back like the vibe is so good the city is just like

bursting with hot people which as you know, is like

something that I've really like missed out living in L.A. Hot people in 90 degree weather.

There's no Kardashian cosplayers. There's no white girls in off white. It's just like hot, sweaty

people everywhere. It's so good. And like people are turning out looks. I just, it's just

refreshing. It makes me happy. Is this your way of telling me you and Tad are moving to New York?

No, no. I'm definitely not moving to New York. Although one thing I realized on this, this trip, which is like,

while this city is bursting with hot people, going out in this city is kind of like, you know how when

you drive a new car off of a lot, it depreciates in value by like 25% the second that you

just drive across the street? That's what like leaving your house is here when it's humid.

You know what I mean? Like your makeup looks good, your clothes look, and your hair looks good. And by the time you've walked three blocks, it's like you're a full monster. Because we used to live in New York and when I moved back here, people were like, oh, the winters got to you, didn't it? And I was like, no, the summers got to me. Oh, like the winters got to me. Like I I didn't even realize that I had seasonal depression until I moved to L.A.

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