The Closet Digest by Vogue

Pioneering designer Gabriela Hearst joins Vogue’s Emily Chan to talk about key pieces from her wardrobe, including the creation she’s proudest of and her first fashion purchase. Plus, she talks about how growing up on the family ranch in Uruguay has shaped her sustainable approach to design, and why fashion is such an important storytelling tool.

Model, muse and musician Pixie Geldof joins British Vogue’s Emily Chan to talk about the most cherished pieces in her wardrobe, including her custom Valentino wedding dress. Plus, she reflects on fashion in the late noughties and early 2010s, and reveals the bag that’s making a comeback.

British Vogue’s head of editorial content Chioma Nnadi joins Emily Chan to talk about how “British girl energy” has influenced her personal style, and her go-to Adidas Sambas which made the headlines. Plus, she reveals why her style shaman told her to sage her vintage fashion.

Vinted’s senior director for luxury Cécile Wickmann tells British Vogue’s Emily Chan how her love of pre-loved fashion can be traced back to her childhood, when her mother would drag her along to second-hand stores. She also shares her best vintage pieces, and her insider tips for shopping pre-loved luxury. Sponsored by Vinted.

Model, activist and actor Amber Valletta joins British Vogue’s Emily Chan to talk about her favourite vintage pieces and family heirlooms. She also discusses how red carpet fashion has changed since the Noughties – a time when people didn’t have stylists – and her approach to sustainability.

Actor, playwright and musician Sheila Atim joins British Vogue’s Emily Chan to talk about her most cherished and hard-working fashion items, from her mum’s ’90s cardigan to her favourite YSL blazer. She also discusses the Versace shoes that transform her into her alter-ego, and the Tom Ford-era Gucci dress she bought after agreeing to come on this very podcast.

Trailblazing actor and high-fashion devotee Laverne Cox joins British Vogue’s Emily Chan to talk about her extensive vintage collection, which includes more than 500 Mugler pieces. She also reveals the first fashion splurge – a bag she bought for a Beyoncé concert that cost her a month's rent – and the Comme des Garçons creation that she’s still never worn, after temporarily storing it in her bathtub.

Our favourite fashion obsessives share the most precious, meaningful and hard-working items in their wardrobes with Emily Chan, British Vogue’s senior sustainability & features editor. We talk about what makes us value and hold on to our clothes, celebrating a more sustainable approach to fashion. What are the stories behind our clothes? How can we be smarter about our shopping habits? What makes the ultimate investment piece? Listen now to find out. New episodes every Tuesday.