Fran Lebowitz Has Never Paid For A Haircut

The Run-Through with Vogue

Vogue

Fashion & Beauty, Arts

4.1 • 764 Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2023

⏱️ 44 minutes

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This week on the podcast Chloe and Chioma are joined by New York’s favorite and wisest curmudgeon, Fran Lebowitz. They talk about cufflinks, her iconic style, “nepo babies,” and her recent attendance at New York Liberty games.

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0:00.0	This is the run-through and I'm Cho Minardi.
0:06.7	And I'm Chloe Mel.
0:08.4	And it's been another really hard week.
0:12.3	Yes, it's true.
0:13.7	Our colleagues put up a great story on book.com about ways to help those suffering in Israel and Gaza.
0:19.9	And I recommend everyone look at that.
0:25.4	For our part, we are going to do our best to bring a little lightness into your world.
0:32.1	And who better than to make you laugh than Fran Leibowitz?
0:36.8	We have a conversation with her in just a little bit.
0:39.6	But first, we have Vogue Fashion Newswriter, Jose Crealis and Sweeter, with us, who is back from Shanghai?
0:48.9	I know. Hello.
0:50.3	No way.
0:50.8	When I saw you, because I got you're out of office and I was like, you're in Shanghai?
0:56.3	How long is my flight?
0:58.7	So it was, I did New York, Hong Kong.
1:02.4	No, yeah, New York, Hong Kong, which is 14 hours and a half.
1:05.5	And then Hong Kong to Shanghai, which is like two hours.
1:08.9	Wow.
1:09.5	And how long were you there?
1:11.6	A lot of movies. I went for a week.
1:13.6	So I left Sunday morning and then came back Sunday night.
1:18.6	Forgive my ignorance.
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