This is The Run Through. I'm Chloe Mel.

And I'm Cherminardi. And what a show we have for you today. Oh my God, I can't believe it, but we've got Mark Jacobs.

I truly, my jaw felt to the floor when I found out that he said yes to this. And he was here in the flesh. I saw his security badge ID photo.

I can't wait to listen to this interview. In The Flesh. I saw his security badge ID photo.

I can't wait to listen to this interview.

I know.

I heard it was quite a blockbuster interview.

We have Nicole Phelps, our Vogue Runway, colleague right here in the Flesh with us also today. And it is right on the eve of New York Fashion Week. So Nicole has many important things to be doing. But Nicole, tell us about what Mark

was like. And also, you just went to the show on Friday evening. He started posting about his

40th anniversary in January. So we were all, you know, we all had a hunch that it would be a big, big moment.

But of course, Mark Jacobs' shows are always really big.

And it was a show that really pushed limits in terms of silhouette.

And of course, in terms of those insane bouffant wigs and the clown shoes that some of the models were wearing.

And the set was punctuated by this art piece, a giant folding table and chair by this artist named Robert Therian.

And so big that the models walked under it as they came out from backstage.

And the vibe felt sort of like a dollhouse.

I think, you know, a 40th anniversary is a really big deal.

And I think he's been thinking a lot about what he's done in 40.

Yes, finding his inner child, what he's accomplished in these 40 years and what he still

wants to do.

He's not done with fashion yet.

He has more to say.

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