Throwing Fits

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Don't drink and drive to survive. This week, Jimmy and Larry are back in the stu to talk Lawrence lying about his height, James bought his first timepiece so he's a watch guy now by default, the Met Gala has officially jumped the shark but more importantly let's check in on those bets, Instagram is suppressing moodboarders and they shouldn't stop there, some of us are looking forward to hantavirus, getting recognized at a Knicks game will save you like $50, nothing ruins a dinner like a grindset guy trying to get you to believe in yourself, Lawrence was in Miami for F1 so he breaks down his entire ridiculous (complimentary) time with Cadillac, including but not limited to: staying on South Beach for the first time, translating the language of content creators, going on a quick tear not a ripper, the sushi buffet at ZZ's Club private room, getting your back blown out by an abuela, the police escorting you everywhere like it's Sicario, the giant gold statue Trump commissioned for his golf course, the first and only Michelin-Starred Korean BBQ, Off Grid suite life, the Miami Grand Prix race itself, realizing you're a yuppie piece of shit at Mac's Club Deuce, and much more.

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On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: The games we play, the absolute most brutal styling mistake we've come across in a long time, and our own paranoia when it comes to getting dressed.

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Our interview with Julie Ragolia is stylish. Julie—reknowed stylist—just came back from being on the road and was kind enough to stop by the stu to talk about her ridiculous month of travel, constantly renegotiating your NYC closet space, shopping games not for the faint of heart, just how underrated is Zegna, which of her famous clientele smells the best, models' pretty privilege of being walking clothes racks, celebs being receptive to her big ideas to push their personal style, how she measures whether a look is a success or not, getting literal death threats for styling Pedro Pascal, styling red carpet vs. runway, our current era of the image maker, being pigeonholed as a woman stylist in menswear, how she started working with Kartik Research and what small brands might be next up, working at MTV in the 2000s, styling crutches and tips, how she defines her own personal style, a summer style state of the union, the Hermès grail that got away, and much more on Julie Ragolia's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

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Not everyone can see the beauty. This week, the boys are back stateside in the stu to cut an early ep on whether it's grosser to double bag or raw dog the flight, spring knits straight out of Japan, the cult of Lauren Manoogian, fingering boxers and suede, lying to extend the business trip, liquid gold contraband, Italy got food lines just like the rest of us, the best vintage shopping in Milan, being the first customer in the restaurant and forcing them fire up the oven, Google lies, our live show with Miyako Bellizzi was a dream even if we were missing belts, riding in the wake of a VIP's flow, Italians making you work overtime on WhatsApp like Virgil Abloh, Lawrence tapped back into the old him and almost missed his flight before nearly dying on the plane from a coughing fit, James explains F1 to Lawrence who is headed to the Miami Grand Prix and we get a 50,000-foot view of the proposed itinerary, we hit the predictive markets to do a little inside trading style betting on the upcoming Met Gala, and much more.

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Buongiorno! This Week, Jimmy and Larry are coming to you live from Milan thanks to our good friends at Armani, hitting the stage with Miyako Bellizzi—Oscar-nominated costume designer of Marty Supreme, not to mention Uncut Gems and Good Time—to talk everything from Armani's exceptional new Archivio collection and why people dressing up as your characters is the greatest reward to sourcing vintage underwear and fitting the greats like Timothée Chalamet, Robert Pattinson, and Oscar Isaac.