Lane Florsheim
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44 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
Lane Florsheim’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Olympia Gay, who's the women's creative director at J.Crew, was talking about how
You can get away with a miniskirt if you're styling it with like tights and a sweater polo, for example.
That is like a pretty relatively modest look.
On the one hand, these trends and aesthetics like
corp core and office siren and corporate fetish really started as social media aesthetics and aren't necessarily meant to be super prescriptive with telling people this is how you should dress for the office but office siren especially really oftentimes references the 80s and 90s office with like pencil skirts and the little glasses and pinstripes and so
It's kind of like a fun way just to get dressed in general.
I interviewed a number of the ones that I think are pretty key for the story, which are also kind of like oftentimes like mall brands and pretty accessible brands like J.Crew and Mango, Aritzia and the Frankie Shop.
One of the brands that I was really interested to talk to for the story is Revolve because they're this big women's retailer online and they haven't really offered that much workwear until these trends kind of came up and now they've really leaned into it and
There are actually some people on TikTok who will like make videos lightly roasting their workwear section because it'll have things in it like micro shorts and cropped vests.
And like even I think I saw a backless gown in there at one point.
But I talked to the chief merchandising officer of Revolve, Divya Mathur, for the story.
And she said, you know, those edits are supposed to be fun and fashiony and kind of about the office that you wish you worked at, not always to be taken super, super literally.
I interviewed Emily Sundberg, who writes the business newsletter Feed Me for the Story.
And she was talking about how a lot of influencers she knows like really had the goal of like doing a panel last year.
And she said something that made me laugh, which is like they really want to do a panel and be a girl boss, even if the panel's like in the back of a restaurant.
And this kind of dressing can also provide like a layer of legitimacy for some people who want to be taken seriously as, you know, founders or influencers or, you know, whatever it is.
I mean, this didn't make it into the story, but one of the brand founders I spoke to, Gael Dravet, who does the Frankie shop, was talking about how just a blazer is the easiest way to look put together and office ready in, you know, two seconds.
It's an easy way to kind of like dip your toes into this trend.
And also so many brands change.
have different styles of blazers now.
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