Dressed the history of fashion as a production of Dressed Media.

With over 8 billion people in the world, we all have one thing in common.

Every day, we all get dressed. Welcome to Dressed, the history of fashion.

A podcast that explores the who but when of why we wear.

We are fashion historians and your hosts, April Callahan and Cassidy Zachary.

Well, Dressed listeners, we are back, as you know, if you listen to our Tuesday episode,

we are back after three month or so hiatus. You all have been asked where we've been.

We explained it all to you on Tuesday, but the most important thing to know is that we are back

all new content and an exciting rest of our season for all of you.

Yes, yes, yes, and just a brief recap in case you didn't tune into Tuesday's episode.

Actually, we have taken the podcast independent after five years of being with iHeartRadio.

So that's how why we had to take a wee little break for a minute to handle that transfer,

handle all those meetings with many lawyers and lots of other kind of

finicky business stuff. Yes, and then also just trying to figure out how to do everything ourselves

moving forward. So, but we're back. We're figuring it out. We're excited to be here.

And of course, Tuesday, we talked all about the Met Gala, a little bit of a belated coverage,

but it is one of our most popular annual episodes. In April, I realized that I actually forgot

one of my favorite highlights of the night that I wanted to just briefly mention here was Nicole

Kidman's ensemble. Oh, yeah, we forgot to talk about that. She was wearing, she was re-wearing.

A lot of her felt designed piece that she had worn in a commercial in the past. Yes.

Yes, she was an absolute vision in that pale pink be feathered and be jeweled gown that she wore

in the 2004 Bazzle Lerman directed Chanel number five fashion short, which today remains

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