This is the run-through. I'm Chloe Mal. And I'm Chairman Addy. And this week on the show, we have our dear colleague, Arden Fanning Andrews.

Arden is Vogue's beauty editor at large, and she joined us to talk about transforming herself into a real-life Barbie, which we were delighted about. It's on vogue.com now.

My idea.

It all comes out of Choma's fertile brain.

No, I basically, I asked Arden if she'd be game as she was,

and she found all the right beauty expert to make the transformation extra magical.

We went to a Barbie screening last week.

We did indeed.

With a lot of our Condé colleagues, and it was a rollicking delight for all of us.

It was super fun, yeah, it was super fun to watch.

I think some of the references were a little deep for me, and maybe as a great.

Too American.

But it was such a fun movie to watch.

Rodg Thussing is such a delight. Oh my goodness. He does this sort of like Neo Gene Kelly

Technicolor dance numbers that are so fun and so wacky. I just was very there for that.

For me, when it, when it got campy and wacky, it was really at its best.

It was really fun.

I can understand why people are kind of eagerly awaiting this movie.

And so now we have our very own Arden who went full Barbie on a day in New York and lived to tell the tale.

Arden, can you introduce yourself to those who don't know who you are? Yes, thank you. I'm Arden Fanning Andrews and I'm Vogue's beauty editor at large. Thank you

for having me as your most loyal fan. Oh, we're really excited to have you on. Well, even whenever I, you know, accepted this beauty editor at large position, you were the first people that I saw in the elevator bank after having my gab with Anna. And I was telling you how I had just liked and reviewed the run through. Oh, my God. Thank you. We like a review, guys. I like and reviewed. Everyone feel like Arden.

Please.

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