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    Brother Vellies’ Aurora James Is Redefining Luxury“It doesn’t have to mean ‘from an atelier in Paris.’ It might mean ‘handsewn in Africa with a sustainable supply chain that’s multigenerational.’”
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    In the Eye of the Hurricane With Imara JonesOn this week’s episode of the In Her Shoes podcast: how telling trans stories saves trans lives.
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    831 Stories Wants to Give Romance the Marvel TreatmentFounders and friends Claire Mazur and Erica Cerulo join host Samhita Mukhopadhyay on this week’s episode of In Her Shoes.
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    Pitchfork’s Former Editor in Chief On Negotiating Power in the Face of ChangeAnd trades war stories with fellow Condé Nast survivor Samhita Mukhopadhyay.
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    Renée Rouleau Wants You to Know Your Skin Barrier Is Just FineOn the In Her Shoes podcast, the skin-care expert and esthetician talks business and breaks down the silliest skin-care trends today.
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    Taraji P. Henson Surprised Oprah With Her VoiceThe actress opens up about her decision to play Shug Avery in ‘The Color Purple’ and her outspokenness about pay inequality on set.
    As told to Brooke LaMantia
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    This New Anthology Redefines What a Love Letter Can BeNatalie Johnson, who conceived of and co-edited Black Love Letters, joins the Cut podcast this week to discuss the project.
    As told to Brooke LaMantia
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    Jamila Wideman’s Dream Didn’t Stop at the WNBA“One of the silver linings of being a woman athlete is that I had a mind toward what I wanted to do when I was done playing.”
    As told to Brooke LaMantia
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    Geraldine Chung Looks Back on 11 Years of LCDEarlier this month, she announced that the brand is going out of business. This week, she joined the In Her Shoes podcast to discuss the decision.
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    Cathy Horyn on the Current State of FashionThe Cut’s fashion critic-at-large joined this week’s episode of the In Her Shoes podcast to look back at the year in style.
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    Mara Hoffman Wants a Better Term for ‘Sustainable Fashion’“The goal is not sustaining where we are. It’s really revolutionizing and transforming.”
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    Designer Tracy Reese on Diversity and Inclusivity in the Fashion IndustryLindsay Peoples checks in with designer five years after first asking her, “What’s it really like to be Black and work in fashion?”
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    Tracy Margolies Wants Saks Customers to Always Feel RelevantThe chief merchandising officer talks about keeping the store personal and on-trend.
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    Let Katori Hall Direct Creed 4The playwright and P-Valley showrunner makes a convincing case on this week’s episode of the In Her Shoes podcast.
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    Bevy Smith Shares Her BevelationsHow the radio host, television personality, and businesswoman charted her own path.
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    Maggie Smith Tells the Whole TruthThere’s so much more to the writer than the story of her divorce.
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    Debra Lee Leaves Nothing UnsaidAnd after 13 years as CEO of BET and 32 with the network overall, she’s got stories to tell — in her memoir and on the Cut podcast this week.
    By Tiana Randall
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    Comedian Atsuko Okatsuka Is Embracing Her Inner ChildAs she heads out on her summer stand-up tour, Full Grown.
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    Shiza Shahid Wants to Bring People Together Through CookingOn this week’s episode of the ‘In Her Shoes’ podcast, Cut editor-in-chief Lindsay Peoples speaks with the founder of kitchenware brand Our Place.
    By Tiana Randall
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    Robin Thede Is More Than FunnyOn this week’s episode of the Cut’s podcast, comedian Robin Thede talks A Black Lady Sketch Show’s upcoming fourth season, fame, and legacy.
    By Tiana Randall
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    Ayanna Pressley Is Just Fine Being a ‘Politivist’The congresswoman takes pride in doing “the work of Black liberation.”
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    Tory Burch Is in the Midst of a Creative Reinvention“I’ve always been intrigued by the idea of marrying business and purpose,” she says on this week’s episode of the In Her Shoes podcast.
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    In a World Dominated by Filters, Paulina Porizkova Is Embracing Her AgeOn this week’s episode of the Cut’s In Her Shoes podcast, the former supermodel talks aging, betrayal, and her career.
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    Kenya Moore Is More Than a ‘Shade Assassin’On this week’s episode of the Cut’s podcast, Real Housewives legend Kenya Moore talks the franchise, military training, and the Atlanta dating pool.
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    Susan Korn Isn’t Afraid to Want MoreOn this episode of the Cut podcast, the Susan Alexandra designer talks ambition, Instagram, and her love for the RealReal.
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    Looking Back on Eight Years of Sex DiariesOn this week’s episode of the Cut’s podcast, Alyssa Shelasky talks about turning her popular column into an HBO docuseries.
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    Audie Cornish Is the Consummate HostBut on this episode of In Her Shoes, she’s sitting in the guest seat, discussing her move from public radio to podcasting.
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    A Career in Politics Will Serve You Well in HollywoodIt certainly did for Carri Twigg, co-founder of Culture House: It’s all a “storytelling exercise.”
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    Jurnee Smollett’s Not Waiting for a Seat at the TableShe’s ready to build her own. Fortunately, she’s been working with and learning from the best in the industry since she got her SAG card at age 3.
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    Kristina Blahnik Doesn’t Want Your Manolos Sitting in the Closet“They want to come out and party. They need to live their lives.”
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    Eva Longoria Is a Sneaker Girl NowThe actress talks activism, directing, and mole sauce on the In Her Shoes podcast.
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    Kristen Meinzer and Jolenta Greenberg Have Taken All the AdviceThe podcasters share what they’ve learned from living by the rules of self-help books on this week’s episode of In Her Shoes.
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    Put Tamera Mowry-Housley in All the Hallmark Christmas MoviesThe actress and host joins this week’s episode of In Her Shoes.
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    Issa Rae Is Having a ‘Good-ass Summer’The writer, producer, and comedian talks to the Cut about the songs that hype her up, her TV recommendations, and mixing work with play.
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    The Designer Wearing Flip-flops With a Fur CoatNili Lotan on sustainability, making pieces that last generations, and breaking into menswear.
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    Jia Tolentino on Where We’re Headed Post-RoeThe journalist and author talks about covering devastating moments in history and being a mother with Cut editor-in-chief Lindsay Peoples.
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    Jen Statsky Is Honoring the Funny Women Who Came Before HerThe writer, producer, and co-creator of Hacks on writing authentic female characters and storytelling post–Me Too.
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    For Margaret Cho, Comedy Is a Matter of SurvivalThe legendary comedian talks Fire Island, carnivorous plants, and writing jokes about the trickiest topics.
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    The Slippery Slope Ahead As Roe v. Wade Is ChallengedNew York’s Rebecca Traister on what’s possible in the fight for abortion rights.
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    For Symone Sanders, Hosting an MSNBC Show Is a ‘Break’Compared to working in the White House, at least.
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    For Céline Semaan, Fashion and Activism Have Always Gone Hand in HandThe founder of Slow Factory talks regenerative design and sustainability.
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    What It Means to Be an Intersectional EnvironmentalistLeah Thomas — a.k.a. Green Girl Leah — on pioneering a space for Black and brown women in environmentalism.
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    Desiree Rogers Has Been Celebrating Black Beauty Since Before It Was a ‘Trend’On this week’s episode of In Her Shoes, Desiree Rogers talks to the Cut about re-creating Fashion Fair.
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    In Search of HimbosDo they exist in real life, or just Channing Tatum movies? In this episode, we try to find that “golden retriever energy” IRL.
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    Emily Ratajkowski’s BodyOn this week’s episode, we hear from the model and new author about the blurred line between empowerment and objectification.
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    How Do I Deal With My Rich Friends?From income-tracking spreadsheets to uncomfortable conversations, on this week’s episode, we learn how people navigate money and friendship.
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    Would You Freeze and Share Your Eggs?On this week’s episode we discuss the program looking to make egg freezing more affordable.
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    How Do I Make Friends Now?On this week’s episode, why making new friendships as an adult is so awkward, and how the pandemic affected our social lives.
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    The Anti-Vaxxers in Your LifeOn this week’s episode, hear about how one woman dumped her anti-vaxx trainer and why another’s parents chose not to attend her wedding.
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    You and I Are in a Parasocial RelationshipOn just how much is too much when it comes to stanning celebrities, and why we do it in the first place.
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