Virginie Viard

It felt like a relatively quiet season, punctuated by animal rights protests, a spectacular finale show by Anthony Vaccarello for Saint Laurent, and of course, Chanel mania continues thanks to Michou Blasi.

Meanwhile, Virginie Viard released a book talking about what it was like to work at Chanel in the artistic director role after Karl Lagerfeld and before Michou Blasi, and how she was cruelly fired.

And John Galliano's Zara line finally came out.

Dana and I are gonna get into all that and more.

What did they serve up this season?

Well, this season Matthieu Blazy, who's a little bit new to the house after replacing Virginie Viard after Karl Lagerfeld died, served us what he called the w- the women inside the woman.

So to a soundtrack of Nicole Kidman reciting Virginia Woolf, Britney Spears, and Lesley Gore, we had a little bit of his signature whimsy, and he really explored what he imagined Gabrielle rejected and loved.

So we have her famous tweed jackets.

More Vogue World, more Zuckerberg, The Row, The Row's new advertising campaign.

And then also, the really fun thing is I got a sneak peek of the Virginie Viard book, and so I pulled out some tidbits from when she left Chanel and what, what she feels like went, what went down.

Um, it's, it's pretty dramatic, but not that dramatic, and I think it's good to read it.

I honestly, I think she needs to go on, uh, Laura Brown and Christine O'Neill's All the Cool Girls Get Fired show, 'cause it's like the classic, like, it could be a chapter in their book.