This is the run-through. I'm Chloe Mal.

And I'm Charminardi.

And it is officially spring, which means that wedding season has sprung.

And we have Alexander Macon and Elise Taylor, two of Vogue's preeminent wedding experts, on the show to chat with us about the most memorable, shocking, exciting,

thrilling weddings they've ever covered in their combined 20 years at vogue.

But first, Chalma, last time we talked about Dries Van Noten's departure, and now we have another

major designer exit, Pierre Paolo Picioli.

I know, who knew? It's been quite a week.

You know, I think we're going to just see a complete shift in the fashion world on the horizon because, you know, Pierre Paolo was such a, brought such a special sense of color and beauty and romance to fashion and to Valentino and

the house. So obviously, you know, he worked also with Maria Grazie, prior, and he's just kind of

someone that people look to, not just for fashion fashion but for, you know, in terms of

culture and cultural shifts, I think he's a great loss for the fashion world, I think, to not be

there anymore. And the house announced that they wouldn't be showing a collection. Yeah,

mens or couture. That was quite shocking to me. It was really interesting looking through, you know, the comments online because a lot of people were kind of putting their two cents in about who could possibly be, you know, who could take that spot.

And we can announce that it is actually going to be.

Yeah, it's going to be Alessandra McKayley, formerly of Gucci.

You know, he's famously based in Rome and Valentino is like a Roman label and brand.

So it just seemed like the perfect fit.

And people weren't wrong.

The internet actually was right on this occasion.

And I think people, you know,

people know him as someone and who is a well builder. We've been talking about this a lot, you know,

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