#6 Discussing Style

The Fringe of It

The Fringe Of It

Comedy, Society & Culture, Tv & Film, Tv Reviews

4.8 • 542 Ratings

🗓️ 21 March 2018

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. Each week there will be a new theme to be discussed, with a mug of tea. This episode discusses a history of our style, is Instagram making us all dress the same, all with a side of shopping and TV.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the fringe of it.
0:01.9	Episode number six.
0:11.8	A weekly podcast from me, Liv Pervis and Charlotte Jacqueline, out of touch early grandmars,
0:18.3	navigating their way through millennial life and laughing a lot in
0:21.4	between. Hi, Liv. How are you? I am very well, thank you. How are you? I'm good. We are
0:28.3	back recording, not IRL, because Liv has just got back from LA. I know, La La La Land. And how was
0:36.9	La La Land? Amazing. It was so beautiful. Such an interesting place. I think it's one of the most fascinating places I've ever been to. It was almost like it was the most LA place I've ever been to and it was almost a parody of itself. I can't. I've never been and lots of people say it's just a very strange place. Like,
0:56.7	it's wonderful, but it's strange. And I don't know unless you've been that you kind of get what
1:02.6	people mean when they say that. Yeah, I feel like there were parts that were like Disneyland,
1:07.4	parts that were very cool and parts that were a bit like Camden High Street. It was just a real mashup of loads of things. Very spaced out, but it had some real gems. And yeah, it was amazing. I was over there for the launch of the Alexa Chung-Supaga collaboration, which was beautiful. They have the most incredible satin high-top trainers. Oh, I really want those, but I tell
1:29.6	you what, I mean, is Scotch Guard going to work on a satin, a cream satin high top? Because
1:36.5	one spill and that, that's ruined. That's the thing. It's like velvet, isn't it? It's like you're not
1:41.3	going to put that through the washing machine. Well, I kind of feel like velvet's more durable than satin.
1:47.0	Yeah, you're right.
1:47.8	I guess it's like a ballet shoe, if you like.
1:50.7	Well, talking of the weather, how was the weather in LA?
1:54.0	It was my perfect temperature.
1:55.9	It was about 20 degrees, if that.
2:01.7	And it was sunny. So it was like, you that, and it was sunny.
2:08.2	So it was like, you know, top jeans, maybe a light jacket, a bit of leg out, sorted.
2:10.1	That is my perfect kind of weather.
2:15.8	I am actually, the reason that we're recording down the line again, do people even call it down the line?
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