Podcast appearances and mentions of lawrence schlossman

Since long before their weed strains and tequila brands, famous people have been selling vanity fragrances. So, with a month before Valentine's Day, we're doing a pungent public service: Pablo, Katie Nolan and perfumier-adjacent lifestyle writer Lawrence Schlossman enter the PTFO laboratory with varying levels of sensory ignorance. The winner of our 11 mystery bottles, from Jordan and Brady's colognes to Taylor Swift and Britney's perfumes — plus, yes, Will Levis' sold-out parfum de mayonnaise — may surprise you. • Subscribe to Casuals with Katie Nolan   • Subscribe to Throwing Fits with Lawrence Schlossman and James Harris Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Since long before their weed strains and tequila brands, famous people have been selling vanity fragrances. So, with a month before Valentine's Day, we're doing a pungent public service: Pablo, Katie Nolan and perfumier-adjacent lifestyle writer Lawrence Schlossman enter the PTFO laboratory with varying levels of sensory ignorance. The winner of our 11 mystery bottles, from Jordan and Brady's colognes to Taylor Swift and Britney's perfumes — plus, yes, Will Levis' sold-out parfum de mayonnaise — may surprise you. • Subscribe to Casuals with Katie Nolan   • Subscribe to Throwing Fits with Lawrence Schlossman and James Harris Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Since long before their weed strains and tequila brands, famous people have been selling vanity fragrances. So, with a month before Valentine's Day, we're doing a pungent public service: Pablo, Katie Nolan and perfumier-adjacent lifestyle writer Lawrence Schlossman enter the PTFO laboratory with varying levels of sensory ignorance. The winner of our 11 mystery bottles, from Jordan and Brady's colognes to Taylor Swift and Britney's perfumes — plus, yes, Will Levis' sold-out parfum de mayonnaise — may surprise you. • Subscribe to Casuals with Katie Nolan   • Subscribe to Throwing Fits with Lawrence Schlossman and James Harris Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, we embark upon a swashbuckling anthropological journey into one of the most mysterious aesthetics of the menswear universe: Male Pirate Dressing, a style beloved by prestige actors and aging rockstars alike. Along with our two expert witnesses, James Harris and Lawrence Schlossman of the Throwing Fits Podcast, we ask some of life's most difficult questions: Why is midlife crisis boho such a prevalent phenomenon? Are indie sleaze icons destined (or doomed) to succumb to over-accesorized fashion piracy in the years to come? Do men know about John Galliano? Tune in to find out!Links:Image Board Alexander McQueen Spring 2003 Ready-to-WearHeidi Slimane Wearable Pirate UniformThe Trouble with Johnny Depp – Rolling StoneWere Pirates Foes of the Modern Order, or Its Secret Sharers? – The New YorkerThrowing Fits on SubstackThrowing Fits on Instagram 

James Harris and Lawrence Schlossman, hosts of the podcast Throwing Fits, are influential figures in menswear with decades of fashion and media experience. Hailing from New Jersey and Manhattan, respectively, Schlossman and Harris lend their understanding of men's fashion to those in the know, with their podcast featuring guests discussing current fashion trends and personal style. As makers, they've begun designing sought-after garments like mesh shorts and cut-and-sew overshirts. Well-known for their chemistry, they describe themselves as yin and yang, with Harris joking and Schlossman sharing insights. Their personal styles reflect their expertise and passions—a sexy Scandinavian look for Harris and a unique take on heritage brands for Schlossman. They both value quality and investing in well-made items, and prioritize organic experiences, exploration, curiosity, and discoverability. Episode Highlights: Schlossman and Harris's origin story of work and personal partnership was born of necessity and involved building a social calendar around whatever was available to them. They worked together at Complex, “failing upwards,” with a fashion video show that took off based on their dynamic before moving on to more strategic and brand partnerships roles. As they moved up the ladder, both felt creatively constricted by red tape and constrained by creating content that catered to advertising dollars.  Schlossman and Harris started their podcast in January 2020 with a sense of having zero stakes—and they say this mentality is what paid off.  Retaining their independence is important to them in a clinical media landscape; it keeps their listeners interested in their irreverence voice.   Now that they make their own designs and collaborate with their favorite brands, such as Our Legacy, Schlossman and Harris contrast their well-made designs with “guys who get dressed for the internet.”  Their audience is “incredibly enthusiastic and incredibly savvy and smart,” Harris says, and respects their underdog style and pursuits.  They cite a robust list of favorite brands, like Eckhaus Latta, Connor McKnight, Angelo Urrutia, Stoffa, Sunflower, and Our Legacy as references and masterful brands of the moment.  When asked what's contemporary now, Harris offers “the fragmentation” and “the challenge of how people can eventually find their people,” while Schlossman says “motivation and doing things because they actually make you feel good,” which is inherent to his interest in dressing.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1966 Yves Saint Laurent designed the first couture women's tuxedo: Le Smoking. Today we get into the significance of the suit as womenswear and the subversive women who helped to popularize it. Plus, we are joined by the hosts of ⁠Throwing Fit's ⁠James Harris and Lawrence Schlossman. The hosts of The Only (other) Podcast That Matters join us to talk about the suit's place in the sartorial zeitgeist, #Menswear, and styling tips for the everyday suit. For links from today's episode, including shopping recommendations from the hosts, visit ⁠covered.substack.com⁠⁠. ⁠Covered is hosted by ⁠⁠⁠Ruby Redstone⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠Natalie Brennan⁠⁠⁠. Ruby Redstone is a writer and fashion historian. Her newsletter,⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Old Fashioned⁠⁠⁠⁠, examines the history of dress and personal style. Natalie Brennan is a writer and podcast producer, interested in the intersection of history and culture. Her newsletter,⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ISO⁠⁠⁠⁠, looks at style through the lens of yearning and desire.

This week, parasocial relationships just become relationships as we welcome Lawrence aka ‘Larry' Schlossman onto the pod. Larry - and the podcast he cohosts with James Harris, Throwing Fits, has been mentioned countless times in the last 40+ episodes, so it was such a pleasure getting him on the line and we hope you all enjoy this episode as much as we have appreciated following his journey over the years. We got to cover so much, from defending against the shock jock allegations, to the parasocial nature of podcasting and his process of going from BEING a fan to being someone that HAS fans, to the list of pods he's currently into (TAFS, Pendejo Time, Matt and Shane's Secret Pod, The Lex G Movie Podcast, to name a few), to his origin story from being a frat star at Wake Forest to present, the effect of Four Pins, is Ron Desantis on Ozempic, refusing flow, the next evolution of the pod, and more. For those who want to skip our intro boys talk and get straight to the interview, head to 21:00.

Lawrence Schlossman is one half of the fashion empire, Throwing Fits. Cole Owens-Young needs no introduction; he runs Metalwood Studio, and his name has been dropped on nearly every MF GGT podcast to date. We brought these two sartorial wündermen onto the couch to unpack the ramp-up of golfcore: the catalysts and spark plugs responsible for golf fashion's reinvention. In this session: where "jawns" comes from, why skate and golf collide, Cole is a frog boy. As always, thanks for listening to Group Golf Therapy! #mindyourgolf Please subscribe, rate our podcast, and leave a review—we're always looking to deliver a great show to you. Hit 'em straight, and mind your golf. // Group Golf Therapy is sponsored by our favorite golf glove on the market, RED ROOSTER! Get your hand in a new, fresh Cabretta leather glove, and sign up for a monthly subscription today, at redroostergolf.com. Use code “GGT20” for 20% off your first order. // JOIN US ON PATREON! Access to group therapy sessions with mental health experts, watch the Presidents Cup with us, early access to GGT events and merch — all available at: patreon.com/groupgolftherapy Follow us: @groupgolftherapy Lawrence: @sartoriallyinc Cole: @thick_owens Bradford: @bradfordwilsongolf Connor: @thebagbandit Drew: @everydaydrew --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/groupgolftherapy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/groupgolftherapy/support

Larry is podcast royalty and apparently real royalty as well with a long history in the fashion game. The outdoors game on the other hand could use some work. Larry and I sat down to talk about how he hates going outside, how he got started in this fashion scene, and how to create your style. Hope you all enjoy

Welcome to podcast engineering at its finest. This week, Jimmy and Larry are thrilled to be back to talk about attempting to become a bracelet guy, how to iron your shirt, their favorite toys growing up, Michael Mann's impeccable research, Lawrence Schlossman's The Layover: Paris, Cartier white glove service, collapsing in the Ritz lobby, dunking on your boy in the comments for his racism adjacent IG caption, kids ruining all aspects of vacation, being the ugly American, a Dubrovnik scene report, injuries sustained abroad, how Games of Thrones is like drugs, murdering bugs, James getting vintage sports car little dick pilled, the classic midtown tailor and massage double header, our boys Jian and Nico going viral for the glizzy straw seen round the world, ALD and Supreme F/W 22, customer projection, the growing age gap problem in grown man streetwear, the TF internal debate on jawnz enthusiasm ethics rages on for another week and much more. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Larry from Throwing Fits joins me to discuss exotic leathers, koi ponds, wraparound porches, timepieces, and whatever else comes to mind. Follow the boy @SartoriallyInc and check out his podcast https://www.patreon.com/throwingfits

Episode 022- An ultra discussion with Lawrence Schlossman co-host of the podcast Throwing Fits. We chat about his early upbringing in New Jersey as well as his previous professional endeavors as a brand director of Grailed, co-host of Fashion Bros, Four Pins and much more. instagram.com/sartoriallyinc instagram.com/throwingfits www.patreon.com/throwingfits --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

To listen to the Full Patron Only episode please Subscribe to us at patreon.com/wetbrain Walter says stop breaking the 4th wall. Honor can't stop/won't stop, has no idea Cellectuals brain rot drip. ENTROPIC ASS VIBES. Breaking means making means breaking when it comes to whatever Wet Brain is/could be. Men used to build great monuments, hanging gardens, temples enclosed by peribolos walls. Now we just have Patreon and this paywall. There is no mythic temple here, no ruins either, just insufferable Honor and Walt and 5 guests who made myths in our modern meta mind melt early meepocene moment. First LAWRENCE SCHLOSSMAN of Throwing Fits discusses #Menswear, the Tower of Babel he blogged/built with Four Pins...We have conversations that achieve next to nothing. We use words that would be utter gibberish to any outsider. We measure value using the immeasurable scale of influence. This is #menswear in 2014.This is pure nonsense…but it's 2021 and we are post Vibe Shift post posts so like go your crew chopping in cosmopoesis mode, build a lil Youtopia like LAINA (@Mistervacation) did with the meme page Patias Fantasy World, where hyper specifically curated memes became the foundation of much much more fantasy world changes real world...LAINA who is studying medicine has a word of warning for us all…end of the universe vibes….but still chill….next boom Delphic oracle time w/ SEAN MONAHAN of K-Hole….u know #normcore guy….and more….then Mud Flood w HUNTER CROWDER of stunts Bullfrog the great american mud wrestle...then PAUL FROM BIBLE and overcoming the white allegations and more more moreeee.Ok sorry sorry.

James Harris and Lawrence Schlossman (Throwing Fits podcast) compete to cheer Josh up. As experts on all things luxurious, James and Lawrence answer questions about how to live large. They then graciously donate their prize money to Border Kindness and The Oasis - A Haven for Women and Children in Patterson, NJ. Plus, pep talks for skinny jeans, haters, and Josh. Listen to Throwing Fits and subscribe to the Patreon:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/throwing-fits/id1494513478 https://www.patreon.com/throwingfits Follow Jimmy and Larry on social media: https://twitter.com/Dr_TacoMD https://www.instagram.com/doctortaco/ https://twitter.com/SartoriallyInc https://www.instagram.com/sartoriallyinc/ Donate to Border Kindness and Oasis: https://oasisnj.org/ https://borderkindness.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you know, you know...and "The only podcast that matters™" is Throwing Fits.Lawrence Schlossman and James Harris's podcast is often the highlight of my week, and I'm privileged to be buddies with them.It's been surreal to watch their show go from essentially a google hangouts chatbox with themselves to the juggernaut podcast and brand that is Throwing Fits.Larry has been on the pod a few times, so if you want to know his backstory, dig through that archive, but if you want the hot goss now? The answers to your questions? The AMA of all AMA's is here.It's Throwing Fits and the B!, together, answering your questions. 

You read that title right. It's here. It's really here. Strap in for what is undoubtedly the most insane episode of Pair of Kings Podcast yet, as we're joined by James Harris (@doctortaco) and Lawrence Schlossman (@sartoriallyinc), the hosts of the OG men's fashion pod, Throwing Fits (@throwingfits). Listen in as John and Sol are thrown straight into the flames as we are roasted, toasted, and given sage advice about every aspect of our lives. Thank you Larry and James for taking the time to join us (and to say that we're cool), and thank you to everyone for listening!

Lawrence Schlossman is the brand director at Grailed, and cohost of the podcast Throwing Fits. Chris and Jason basically spend an hour making fun of him, and being made fun of, by him. We love to roast each other to no end, and Lawrence sometimes talks so quickly that our FaceTime connection can’t keep up. He’s the Alex Jones of Streetwear, and a great sport. instagram.com/sartoriallyinc instagram.com/donetodeathprojects instagram.com/themjeans --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howlonggone/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howlonggone/support

Harlem’s Kush God started his music career as a battle rapper before signing to a label and going on to collaborate with the likes of Kendrick Lamar, A$AP Rocky, and Snoop Dogg. Recently, Smoke DZA returned with his latest album A Closed Mouth Don’t Get Fed, and he talks about the new music video for “Praying For My Soul,” a single off the album featuring Flipp Dinero, on this week’s episode of ‘The Dropcast.’ Hosts Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas talk cozy work-from-home fits courtesy of Needles’ new SS20 drop (4:12). Now that he’s in the know about the new drop, Smoke’s planning to let loose during the quarantine. The same goes for Saucony’s Grid Azura 2000, recently reworked by Bodega. Smoke is a fan of New Balance, expressing that Nike and Adidas are like the McDonald’s and Burger King of sneakers (7:00). Supreme proves its presence once again as the streetwear giant, this time quite literally, in their recent full-page New York Times ad showing friends and family chilling at home in front of a massive box logo T-shirt (8:47). This definitely caught the attention of Smoke who’s been waiting on Supreme to release products larger than their current offerings. Although Smoke isn’t big on Jordans, he digs the alternative Off-White Air Jordan 5 colorway and sees their value as someone who flips sneakers once in a blue moon when the opportunity falls into his lap — as he did with the Off-White Air Force 1s (11:54). If Smoke were to collab with Nike, you’d catch him cooking up fresh colorways for Air Max 97s or Vandals (14:10). Jian recently spoke with James Harris and Lawrence Schlossman of the ‘Throwing Fits’ podcast on the growing possibility of a post-sneaker world in the wake of Covid-19 (15:25). Smoke doesn’t see the trend dying out. While the world was figuratively ending, Smoke was busy shooting the video for “Praying For My Soul,” which will be released next Monday (20:06). Smoke can already be seen donning a mask, which speaks to his hope for the video to be a time capsule reminding future listeners of the Covid-19 crisis. This episode’s Question of the Week (QOTW) asked Dropcast listeners the best quarantine pastime, with callers to the hotline sharing examples of charitable acts and getting the cast to talk the Kush God’s specialty (22:02). Smoke’s staying on top of the indoors lifestyle, having recently copped a new wireless router for gaming in “What’d You Cop?” (27:52). As usual, be on the lookout for the next Dropcast QOTW which will be posted on Highsnobiety’s Instagram, and make sure to leave a voicemail on the hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766) for a chance to be featured in a future episode. Relevant Links: A Closed Mouth Don't Get Fed Check out Our Favorite Pieces From the Latest Needles Drop Bodega Reworks Saucony’s Crazy Grid Azura 2000 Supreme Takes Out an Ad in New York Times Telling People to Stay Home Virgil Abloh’s Next Off-White™ x Nike Air Jordan 5 Has a New Rumored Release Date Travis Scott Shares Potential Sample Nike SB Dunk Low Air Zoom Spiridon Caged 2 Is Everyone Finally Getting Tired of Sneakers? People Aren’t Buying Clothes, They’re Buying Bread Makers & Kitting Out Their Home Lamplighter Candles Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harlem’s Kush God started his music career as a battle rapper before signing to a label and going on to collaborate with the likes of Kendrick Lamar, A$AP Rocky, and Snoop Dogg. Recently, Smoke DZA returned with his latest album A Closed Mouth Don’t Get Fed, and he talks about the new music video for “Praying For My Soul,” a single off the album featuring Flipp Dinero, on this week’s episode of ‘The Dropcast.’ Hosts Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas talk cozy work-from-home fits courtesy of Needles’ new SS20 drop (4:12). Now that he’s in the know about the new drop, Smoke’s planning to let loose during the quarantine. The same goes for Saucony’s Grid Azura 2000, recently reworked by Bodega. Smoke is a fan of New Balance, expressing that Nike and Adidas are like the McDonald’s and Burger King of sneakers (7:00). Supreme proves its presence once again as the streetwear giant, this time quite literally, in their recent full-page New York Times ad showing friends and family chilling at home in front of a massive box logo T-shirt (8:47). This definitely caught the attention of Smoke who’s been waiting on Supreme to release products larger than their current offerings. Although Smoke isn’t big on Jordans, he digs the alternative Off-White Air Jordan 5 colorway and sees their value as someone who flips sneakers once in a blue moon when the opportunity falls into his lap — as he did with the Off-White Air Force 1s (11:54). If Smoke were to collab with Nike, you’d catch him cooking up fresh colorways for Air Max 97s or Vandals (14:10). Jian recently spoke with James Harris and Lawrence Schlossman of the ‘Throwing Fits’ podcast on the growing possibility of a post-sneaker world in the wake of Covid-19 (15:25). Smoke doesn’t see the trend dying out. While the world was figuratively ending, Smoke was busy shooting the video for “Praying For My Soul,” which will be released next Monday (20:06). Smoke can already be seen donning a mask, which speaks to his hope for the video to be a time capsule reminding future listeners of the Covid-19 crisis. This episode’s Question of the Week (QOTW) asked Dropcast listeners the best quarantine pastime, with callers to the hotline sharing examples of charitable acts and getting the cast to talk the Kush God’s specialty (22:02). Smoke’s staying on top of the indoors lifestyle, having recently copped a new wireless router for gaming in “What’d You Cop?” (27:52). As usual, be on the lookout for the next Dropcast QOTW which will be posted on Highsnobiety’s Instagram, and make sure to leave a voicemail on the hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766) for a chance to be featured in a future episode. Relevant Links: A Closed Mouth Don't Get Fed Check out Our Favorite Pieces From the Latest Needles Drop Bodega Reworks Saucony’s Crazy Grid Azura 2000 Supreme Takes Out an Ad in New York Times Telling People to Stay Home Virgil Abloh’s Next Off-White™ x Nike Air Jordan 5 Has a New Rumored Release Date Travis Scott Shares Potential Sample Nike SB Dunk Low Air Zoom Spiridon Caged 2 Is Everyone Finally Getting Tired of Sneakers? People Aren’t Buying Clothes, They’re Buying Bread Makers & Kitting Out Their Home Lamplighter Candles Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Author, tastemaker and everyone's favorite King of Fits, Lawrence Schlossman joins us this week to answer your questions. It's our 3rd volume of the Ask Me Anything episode and it's a hot one!Follow Lawrence on Instagram**A special bonus episode presented by 1792 Bourbon  

Live from NYC: it me, complete fanboy for this episode. I'm extremely honored to welcome Jeremy Kirkland and Lawrence Schlossman to the Petty Pod. Jeremy and Lawrence have been unique voices in the menswear fashion world starting back in 2009 with their own niche blogs and tumblr mood boards. Jeremy used to side-hustle articles about Rolex and Seiko watches for Esquire, and today he hosts Blamo!, a podcast interviewing fashion designers like Todd Snyder, Paul Feig, and Billy Reid. After Lawrence published his crispy gentleman bible, Fuck Yeah Menswear, he started Four Pins, the seminal fashion and culture editorial for Complex Magazine which cultivated a huge community of "jawnz enthusiasts" that still thrive on a subreddit near you. Now Lawrence co-hosts Failing Upwards, where he turns the sartorial into satirical with folks like Jonah Hill, Brandon Wardell, and Ryan Serhant. We talked about mall punk, writing, trends, Run Of The Mill (Jer and Ler's joint clothing venture), and why eBay and Supreme are still the greatest things ever. Fasten your studded leather belts and Rancid t-shirts, and let's go! Check out the video highlights here: https://youtu.be/iysIdC6gVLg

The only pod interview that matters with the co-host of the only podcast that matters, Lawrence Schlossman, from Barstool Sports' Failing Upwards.

The Dropcast talks about this week's hottest topic: Supreme's new Fall/Winter 2018 offering and their unlikely collaboration with The New York Post. WGSN Senior Consultant Brian Trunzo joins Noah Thomas and Jian DeLeon in Las Vegas, and Lawrence Schlossman of Grailed calls in from LEGOLAND. But before that, we nerd out about the colorways of the Nike React Element 87, Virgil Abloh's latest collaboration with Nike (a capsule collection for tennis GOAT Serena Williams), and Nigel Sylvester's new shoe with Jordan Brand. Listeners also weigh in with flaming hot takes on the question of the week: Do you still consider Supreme a skate brand? Listen to the latest episode of The Dropcast and hear them above. Relevant Links: Supreme’s FW18 Lookbook Is Finally Here Supreme x ‘New York Post’ Could Be the Most Brilliant Collab of the Year Highsnobiety Staff Pick Their Favorite Supreme FW18 Pieces Nike & Nigel Sylvester Officially Announce Air Jordan I Collaboration How & Where To Cop The Nike React Element 87 Here’s Your First Look at Nike’s Virgil Abloh-Designed Serena Williams Collection Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Dropcast talks about this week's hottest topic: Supreme's new Fall/Winter 2018 offering and their unlikely collaboration with The New York Post. WGSN Senior Consultant Brian Trunzo joins Noah Thomas and Jian DeLeon in Las Vegas, and Lawrence Schlossman of Grailed calls in from LEGOLAND. But before that, we nerd out about the colorways of the Nike React Element 87, Virgil Abloh's latest collaboration with Nike (a capsule collection for tennis GOAT Serena Williams), and Nigel Sylvester's new shoe with Jordan Brand. Listeners also weigh in with flaming hot takes on the question of the week: Do you still consider Supreme a skate brand? Listen to the latest episode of The Dropcast and hear them above. Relevant Links: Supreme’s FW18 Lookbook Is Finally Here Supreme x ‘New York Post’ Could Be the Most Brilliant Collab of the Year Highsnobiety Staff Pick Their Favorite Supreme FW18 Pieces Nike & Nigel Sylvester Officially Announce Air Jordan I Collaboration How & Where To Cop The Nike React Element 87 Here’s Your First Look at Nike’s Virgil Abloh-Designed Serena Williams Collection Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Carvalho, Noah Thomas, and Jian DeLeon are joined by Grailed brand director Lawrence Schlossman. He promotes Grailed's Heatwave giveaway, which this week revolves around a bunch of BAPE-branded home goods. This week Grailed is also selling some sought-after BAPE collabs too. Listeners call in and talk about their favorite BAPE collabs of the past, some of which are very questionable. Lawrence also weighs in on what Jordan Brand is getting wrong, and explains the story of "Jonah Hill Day," an annual day party in Brooklyn that actually got the actor to stop by this year. Other drops discussed include Lanvin's latest sneaker collection (spoiler alert: it gets roasted), the latest bootleg Supreme shop to open in China, and a very, very nerdy discussion about early-'90s anime culture and how it ties into Uniqlo's final collaboration with manga publication Shonen Jump. relevant links:A Meeting of the Minds: When Eames Met BAPEhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/bape-modernica-charles-ray-eames-chair-history/ Take a Look Inside This Fake Supreme Store in Chinahttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/supreme-store-fake-china/ Here’s How to Cop the FW18 Colorways of Lanvin’s Diving Trainerhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/lanvin-diving-trainers-fw18-release-date-price-info/ The Nike Air Max Deluxe Was Inspired by European Rave Culturehttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/nike-air-max-deluxe-og-design-closer-look/ Rumors Suggest PSG Could Play in Jordan Brand Kits Next Yearhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/psg-rumors-jordan-uniforms-football/ The Rumored 2018 Air Jordan XI “Concord” Could Come in an OG Boxhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/nike-air-jordan-11-concord-2018-release-date-price/ Watch the Trailer for Jonah Hill’s Directorial Debut ‘Mid90s’https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/jonah-hill-mid90s-trailer/ Uniqlo UT Returns With a Final Shonen Jump Collabhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/uniqlo-ut-shonen-jump-collab-buy/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Carvalho, Noah Thomas, and Jian DeLeon are joined by Grailed brand director Lawrence Schlossman. He promotes Grailed's Heatwave giveaway, which this week revolves around a bunch of BAPE-branded home goods. This week Grailed is also selling some sought-after BAPE collabs too. Listeners call in and talk about their favorite BAPE collabs of the past, some of which are very questionable. Lawrence also weighs in on what Jordan Brand is getting wrong, and explains the story of "Jonah Hill Day," an annual day party in Brooklyn that actually got the actor to stop by this year. Other drops discussed include Lanvin's latest sneaker collection (spoiler alert: it gets roasted), the latest bootleg Supreme shop to open in China, and a very, very nerdy discussion about early-'90s anime culture and how it ties into Uniqlo's final collaboration with manga publication Shonen Jump. relevant links:A Meeting of the Minds: When Eames Met BAPEhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/bape-modernica-charles-ray-eames-chair-history/ Take a Look Inside This Fake Supreme Store in Chinahttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/supreme-store-fake-china/ Here’s How to Cop the FW18 Colorways of Lanvin’s Diving Trainerhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/lanvin-diving-trainers-fw18-release-date-price-info/ The Nike Air Max Deluxe Was Inspired by European Rave Culturehttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/nike-air-max-deluxe-og-design-closer-look/ Rumors Suggest PSG Could Play in Jordan Brand Kits Next Yearhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/psg-rumors-jordan-uniforms-football/ The Rumored 2018 Air Jordan XI “Concord” Could Come in an OG Boxhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/nike-air-jordan-11-concord-2018-release-date-price/ Watch the Trailer for Jonah Hill’s Directorial Debut ‘Mid90s’https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/jonah-hill-mid90s-trailer/ Uniqlo UT Returns With a Final Shonen Jump Collabhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/uniqlo-ut-shonen-jump-collab-buy/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Editor-in-Chief Alyssa Vingan Klein and Deputy Editor Tyler McCall sit down with Failing Upwards hosts Lawrence Schlossman and James Harris to talk about everything from the "Vanderpump Rules" gang to menswear. Follow Fashionista: Website: fashionista.com/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/Fashionista_com Instagram: www.instagram.com/fashionista_com/ Follow The Hosts: Alyssa: www.twitter.com/alyssavingan Tyler: www.twitter.com/eiffeltyler Follow the Guests: Failing Upwards: https://twitter.com/failingupwards Lawrence Schlossman: https://twitter.com/sartoriallyinc James Harris: https://twitter.com/Dr_TacoMD Intro Music by The Hell Yeah Babies: www.thehellyeahbabies.com/ Indie GoGo: www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-hel…pop-music-rock#/ Produced by Jay Carter: twitter.com/_JelaniCarter

My guest this week is Lawrence Schlossman.Lawrence is a published author and current brand director of Grailed.com, but before all of that, he was a desk jockey with a passion for #menswear -- a passion so strong he coined the term. You asked for it, you got it: the #influencer, Lawrence Schlossman.Follow Lawrence on Twitter @SartoriallyInc 

Men’s fashion has seen a steep rise in popularity in recent years. This week Chris and James talk to Grailed brand director Lawrence Schlossman about the speed of trends and the role he plays in the culture. He gives James some feedback on his look, explains Rick Owens and the meteoric rise of Vetements. Lawrence’s ability to keep it real no matter who is listening (or reading) has helped him gain a significant following online. He is unabashedly himself at all times, an attractive quality in today’s always offended society.