Marley Marius

But, yes, it's nice because we're all kind of watching the live stream together.

Screaming.

Yeah, well, so we begin to prepare stories about Telm that we know will show up when we have information about Telm.

What they're wearing.

What they're wearing, and we think it's interesting and sort of worthy of a breakout.

We start to pre-write those stories, but of course we don't receive imagery until they hit the carpet, and then later we'll maybe get additional imagery from their team.

So it's a lot of preparing stories, maybe leaving some gaps for details that we don't quite know, but trying to get as many things sort of prepared and ready to go as possible so that we can just kind of deploy them once people are arriving on the carpet.

Because people will start arriving very quickly, you don't quite know when,

Yeah, all in, like, a nice spreadsheet.

First of all, I made the mistake of looking at Kylie Jenner and being like, does that count as trompe l'oeil?

Taylor, give me a look.

So I realized that meant no.

And that turned into a whole conversation about trompe l'oeil versus illusion.

A lot of discussion.

This is Chelsea, a producer on the Vogue podcast.

I am here at the red carpet.

That's amazing.

What took the longest today to get ready for you?

The hair is amazing.

Okay, now I'm going to speak to Odessa Azean.