“Private princess”: Carolyn Bessette Kennedy would hate this

3 Mar 2026 · 47 min · 25 chapters

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Style-ish Podcast Episode Notes: “Private Princess”: Carolyn Bessette Kennedy Would Hate This

Episode Overview In this episode of Style-ish, hosts Anika Joshi-Smith, Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe, and Joanna Fleming delve into several trending topics in the fashion and lifestyle realm:

  • A TikTok sparking debate on marriage and babies
  • The influence of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy (CBK) on fashion and beauty
  • Ways to discover homewares and fashion inspiration beyond Pinterest and algorithms

Hosts

  • Anika Joshi-Smith ([@anikajoshismith](https://twitter.com/anikajoshismith))
  • Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe ([@maddisonsullivanthorpe](https://twitter.com/maddisonsullivanthorpe))
  • Joanna Fleming ([@joannafleming](https://twitter.com/joannafleming))

Sponsors

  • Dan Murphy’s - providing insights into trending drinks.

Episode Highlights

  1. Personal Updates and Favorites
  2. The hosts shared their favorite products for the week:
  3. Anika: ian.hippolyte — Discussed the difference between luxury and chic, emphasizing that luxury is having money and chic is having taste.
  4. Maddison: Naturium Glow Getter Multi-Oil Body Wash — Praised for its hydrating effects.
  5. Joanna: Byoma — Affordable skincare products available at Sephora.
  1. TikTok Debate: Unfollowing Due to Life Changes
  2. A TikTok by creator Shan Riley discussing unfollowing content creators who post about marriages or babies sparked a significant conversation.
  3. Key quotes from Shan:
  4. "I bow out when I see wedding or baby content."
  5. Recognized her perspective as a reflection of her own life stage, but faced backlash for projecting her feelings on others.
  • Responses from other content creators highlighted:
  • Gendered scrutiny: Why do we only see criticism towards women who have children?
  • The importance of diversity in online content and your feed's curation.
  1. Carolyn Bessette Kennedy (CBK) Craze
  2. Discussion on how the CBK trend is shaping contemporary fashion and beauty.
  3. Increased internet searches for CBK’s wedding and engagement rings, highlighting her lasting influence.
  4. CBK’s minimalistic style is being celebrated through social media, inspiring new fashion trends, including:
  5. Signature headbands and beauty looks becoming popular again.
  • Emotional reflections on watching the new series about JFK Jr. and CBK, noting the tragic nature of their story and the ethics of profit from their lives.
  1. Finding Inspiration Beyond Algorithms
  2. Hosts discussed ways to seek style inspiration outside of Pinterest and social media algorithms:
  3. Emphasizing the value of "real-life" interactions:
  4. Observing people in cafes or at museums.
  5. Personal experiences from travel and how immersion in different cultures can inspire different styles.

Key Concepts and Arguments

  • Luxury vs. Chic: Understanding the distinction between the monetary aspect of luxury and the aesthetic value of chicness.
  • Online Curation and Personal Feeds: The issue of hyper-curation leading to toxic environments where users only engage with content that reflects their beliefs.
  • CBK’s Influence: The resurgence in 90s minimalism and how CBK's understated elegance continues to resonate in modern fashion.
  • Importance of Authenticity: The hosts agreed that the aura and personal authenticity of figures like CBK contribute significantly to their influence, and it can’t merely be replicated by fashion alone.

Conclusion The episode encapsulated the current zeitgeist in fashion and beauty, emphasizing the interplay between personal experiences, online content, and the enduring influence of icons like Carolyn Bessette Kennedy. The hosts encouraged listeners to seek inspiration in the world around them, rather than relying solely on digital algorithms.

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Chapters

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Fashion and Glamour Trends

0:45 to 3:14

Discussion about Gwyneth Paltrow's recent looks and the impact of 90s fashion icons.

“As I was getting out of the car, I was scrolling and Gwyneth Paltrow, I'm not usually a major fan of Gwyneth Paltrow, but she looked phenomenal.”

Carolyn Bessette Kennedy's Influence

3:14 to 3:58

Exploring the current fashion and beauty trends inspired by Carolyn Bessette Kennedy.

“I was literally like, I wonder what her makeup artist used on her chest.”

Minimalism vs. Maximalism in Fashion

3:58 to 6:00

Debate on the concepts of luxury and chic in modern fashion context.

“one of my final swappings, actually it's not a final one because I'll be gracing your ears from afar.”

Skincare and Body Wash Recommendations

6:00 to 7:20

Hosts share their favorites for body wash and skincare routine tips.

“It is the Glow Getter Multi Oil Body Wash.”

Debate on Marriage and Baby Content

10:00 to 14:03

Discussion on the societal reactions to content creators sharing marriage and baby milestones.

“Our first headline for today, would you unfollow someone because they got married or had babies?”

Navigating Personal Feelings Around Milestones

14:03 to 16:42

Explore how personal experiences shape our feelings towards life milestones like marriage and parenthood.

“Or it can be something like this where, you know, it's hitting people.”

The Role of Social Media in Personal Contentment

16:42 to 22:40

Discuss the impact of social media on personal contentment and the importance of curating your feed.

“It felt aggressive to me the way that she delivered it.”

The Influence of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy on Fashion

23:10 to 27:30

Analyze the resurgence of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy's influence on current fashion and beauty trends.

“We saw it when they were doing the test shots and the subsequent backlash online that followed.”

Emotional Reflections on a Tragic Love Story

27:30 to 28:00

Reflect on the emotions tied to the love story of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and JFK Jr. and its tragic end.

“Like if you had family tragically die, you're profiting on their lives and their privacy and you don't have the facts.”

The Mystique of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy

28:00 to 28:40

Explore how CBK embodies the idea of a private figure in fashion.

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The Limited Public Profile of CBK

28:40 to 29:20

Discuss the rarity of images and videos of CBK, highlighting her privacy.

“I think that maybe I found 45 different images of her in outfits.”

Costuming in the Public Eye

29:20 to 30:20

Examine the portrayal of CBK's style in media and its authenticity.

“Given the public profile of her, that's kind of fucking extraordinary that there are that limited amount of photos.”

Nineties Minimalism and CBK's Wardrobe

30:20 to 31:20

Analyze how the nineties minimalism influenced CBK's style choices.

“And I don't think they've nailed this, like, signature kind of, like, pinched lip, I'll call it.”

Defining Style Through Clothing

31:20 to 32:20

Delve into the intentionality behind CBK's understated style.

“And then obviously when the recession hit, everything kind of slowed down.”

The Essence of CBK's Charm

32:20 to 33:20

Explore how CBK's aura contributes to her iconic status in fashion.

“He is probably the best looking man I've ever seen come across TV ever.”

Minimalism vs. Excess in Fashion

33:20 to 34:20

Contrast the minimalist trends of the nineties with the excess of the eighties.

“So that's a really important part of the puzzle as well, is that she was kind of like a supermodel walking around the streets, just wearing basics and making them look so effortlessly chic.”

Jewelry and Understated Glamour

34:20 to 35:20

Discuss CBK's choice of minimal jewelry and its significance to her style.

“And I think that's not what everyone can recreate at home.”

CBK's Iconic Yet Private Persona

35:20 to 36:20

Reflect on the contradiction of CBK being an icon while valuing her privacy.

“You look at all of her red carpet appearance.”

Craving New Style References

36:20 to 36:40

Talk about the need for fresh inspiration beyond social media algorithms.

Taste Beyond Trends

36:40 to 37:40

Discuss the importance of developing personal taste rather than following trends.

“Feels like a conversation That has been circling us recently We've been talking about this haven't we?”

The Impact of Online Aesthetics

37:40 to 38:40

Examine how online trends shape personal style and its implications.

“It's like when you say it with your chest.”

The Debate on Taste in the Digital Age

38:40 to 39:40

Debate the nuances of taste and style in an age dominated by algorithms.

“Well, I'm actually back in my Pinterest era.”

Finding Inspiration in Everyday Life

39:40 to 42:04

Encourage seeking style inspiration from real-life experiences and environments.

“I'll get on all four so you can step on me to get up there.”

Fashion Inspiration Beyond Algorithms

42:04 to 44:34

Explore how to find fashion inspiration outside of social media algorithms.

“She said she goes to the museum and finds a colour to pull a reference from.”

People Watching for Fashion Insights

44:34 to 45:34

Discover the joy of people watching as a source of fashion insights and inspiration.

“and go and put myself at the museum doll.”
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0:06This episode of Stylish is brought to you by Dan Murphy's. Find out what's new now and next when it comes to trending drinks.

0:17This is Stylish, the podcast for all things fashion, lifestyle, brand and beauty. My name is Madison Sullivan Thorpe. I am joined by Annika Joshi-Smith and Joanna Fleming. Or should we say Punch? Punch. Punch is hosting today. Punch is hosting. Guys, I lost my shit to that. I am Punch. I was punched. We must protect Punch at all costs. Honestly, like beaten alive. I saw I witnessed I'll tell you what I was done pretty dirty on the social edit too because that wasn't even the flight that I was on so yeah guess what I flew business twice gonna out myself say it with your chest say it with your chest and did that with my points too so clearly if you haven't listened to our travel hacks episode do because I'm clearly doing something right exactly obviously preach sis have we seen the actor awards today have we ever yes I started to see that trickling through obviously we record on a Monday episode comes out on the Wednesday.

1:13As I was getting out of the car, I was scrolling and Gwyneth Paltrow, I'm not usually a major fan of Gwyneth Paltrow, but she looked phenomenal. Despite all of the controversy about Gwyneth, I still love her and I'm loving her breakfast videos at the moment. I know what she said about the sunscreen. I didn't like it either, but I just, there's something I just can't hate about it. I just love it. I love her. I think she's just like, ever since she wore that quintessential green outfit, back in the 90s. I have just always loved her. She's like girl next door. She kind of ties into the episode today with her outfitting.

1:49She does. And just those icons of the, you know, 90s. I often think about the pale pink dress that she wore to the Oscars when she won. Oh, you're divine. And her dad bought her the Harry Winston jewels she wore. I mean, must be fucking nice. But speaking of baby pink, I loved Sarah Pidgeon, who is playing Carolyn Bessette Kennedy on Love Story at the moment. and I was like obsessed with the glam. I actually loved the top half of the dress. I hated the bottom half. Yes, same. I'm too same. She kind of looked like a bonbon, like Christmas bonbon, a Balenciaga bonbon. But her glam was so soft and ethereal and like just, it looked like the best version of her.

2:24She didn't look like she had makeup on. Rode actually partnered with her on this. Oh. So it said get ready with Rode. This is very typical for makeup brands to do. So it'll be like, you know, NARS will have a face that they do or Westman Atelier will have a face that they do for like the Met Gala. but Rode has never really done this outside of Hayley so I loved this like really jumping onto this like cultural moment and momentum so it says get ready with Rode Sarah Pidgeon's Actor Awards Glam by Emily Cheng Makeup Rode product breakdown skin and lips prep with peptide eye prep caffeine reset glazing milk and peptide lip boost body moisturize with barrier butter for all over glow touches of color with peptide lip shade and twist my personal favorite twist and lunge those playing at home a new shade of pocket blush and peptide lip tint coming soon.

3:10Bread, crumb, ming, done well. I was wondering what she was wearing on her chest because the glow as she was walking onto the red carpet, I was literally like, I wonder what her makeup artist used on her chest. I'm glad that you said that. Well, we've got a camera on the train on Wednesday and you best believe the girl will be putting, lathering the barrier butter on the chest. Something tells me I'm not going to look like Sarah Pidgeon, but I will do my best. All right. Well, today we are discussing a TikTok about babies and marriage that sparked a lot of conversation online. we're talking about the Carolyn Bessette Kennedy craze that is influencing fashion and beauty trends right now and how to find homewares and fashion inspiration outside of Pinterest and your algorithm but first what are we swapping in Annika's second last episode we actually are surprised that she's here today honestly so am I last week I actually guys this time next week believe it or not I might be a mommy a mama cedar a mama cedar we shall say watch the space but for one of my final swappings, actually it's not a final one because I'll be gracing your ears from afar.

4:08You know, I've got a lot to say. Your final in-person swap, one of your final in-person. One of my final is this really, really cool man that I follow. And I just love him because his bio reads Tastemaker and that is exactly what he is. So his handle is ian.hippolyte. Sorry if I that but he is just a really cool guy and I don't say that you don't like giving men flowers is that what he's saying like I don't say men are cool I actually would give this man flowers because he's just so trey bian but he posted a video recently and he was defining what he thinks the differences are between being luxurious and being chic and it kind of got me thinking because obviously we're in this time and era right now where it's all about minimalism and quiet luxury and moving into maximalism and the concept is kind of around two things especially like obviously with the cbk moment in mind but listen everybody very closely luxury is having money chic is having taste luxury is saying what you think chic is knowing when not to love that luxury is being seen chic is being remembered love that luxury makes life comfortable chic makes life intentional And then in the comments Someone was like Luxury screams Chic whispers Which made me giggle But In the infamous words Of Ren and Joyce Two things can be true And I think it's very true But It got me thinking about How this concept Plays out into real life And what we see on like Inspiration and fashion And everything at the moment Which would you rather be?

5:41I would rather be Chic As would I Every day of the week But yeah I love him Give him a follow Because he's quite like He's really intentional With everything he does He does a lot of content Around his home around his personal wardrobing. And he's got like a really nice English accent, which I'm just kind of really into. So yeah. Yeah. Can you have a look? I fear it's probably best I don't go to the UK because I do love an English accent. My swap today is not that. It is the Glow Getter Multi Oil Body Wash. Say that 10 times over. You actually got me onto this brand. Naturium? Yep. Is that how I say it?

6:16Yep, Naturium. It felt wrong. Naturium. It didn't feel like it came out natural. I was very kindly gifted this product. And I know something is good when despite having like two or three other body washes, I went into Sephora to buy yet another one. Yeah. So one of my New Year intentions, because you know I hate resolutions, was that I needed to stop acting like my skincare stopped after my nipples. Because obviously my skincare is going down to there. Yeah. Lucky girls. But beyond that, it's like the rest of my body is like, please, think of that ass. There's nothing worse, right? when you kind of like, does your skin color change when it's not hydrated or is it just a me thing?

6:52No, it's like, my legs are like purple when they haven't been hydrated. Oh my God, mine look like a lizard and they kind of like shed into a chameleon. It's actually quite frightful. Yeah, it's when I'm taking my leggings off and like skin coming with them that I'm probably not right. Been there. So I have been using that and I love it because if I forget to moisturize that night, it's like a nice one just to go, oh, well, at least I've used an oil-based body wash. So like there's a bit of hydration going on there. Yes. I really like it. This is why I use the L 'Occitane one, the almond body wash, body oil.

7:23I love when we do the bonus sauce. Can I tell you what I use? The Bioderma oil body wash. That is delicious. It makes me feel good. It doesn't have a fragrance though. Which I like. I'm a Scentsy Sally. Yeah. I'm a bit Scentsy Sally too, but I haven't minded this. Scentsy Sue? Scentsy Sue. Jojo, what you got for us? Mine is another Sephora brand actually, which is Bioma. B-Y-O-M-A. Because I'm always looking for brands that are in a more accessible price point, I'm always mindful of being able to pull from various prices so that I can collate a routine. So I might have a client spend a little bit more on a serum and then I'm trying to find a more affordable cleanser or moisturizer for them.

8:05This brand, I actually trialed myself because I got sent some products a long time ago. This was like before it was in Sephora. And I was like, this is actually a good brand. Like I'm enjoying these products that I'm trying. Really like the Milky Moisture Cleanser. The Barrier Plus Repair Treatment as well is really nice. And they also have a Barrier Plus Eye product too that I've been using and Adrienne uses that as well. But really accessible price points. I think most things in the range are under$30 Australian. So it's Sephora. So pretty easy to get. Okay. Next, we're talking about a TikTok that's all about babies and marriage that sparked a lot of online debate, but that will be right after a word from today's sponsor.

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10:00Our first headline for today, would you unfollow someone because they got married or had babies? ladies last week content creator shan riley posted a tiktok saying that she unfollows content creators who start posting bridal or baby content the video has since been deleted but we do have a short snippet from the original video to play so that you can get a little bit of a sense of it no shade and no disrespect but the second i see a chick start posting wedding content bride content bachelorette content baby content pregnancy content i bow out and it is absolutely no hate and know like, I think you're a bad person.

10:33No, I don't think any of that. I physically cannot witness those things because of the season of life that I'm in. And I recognize that there is honesty in that and toxicity in that. And I'm a human. So surprise, there's space for both. So the backlash on this video was pretty swift with numerous creators stitching her original video and sharing their take. Content creator Eli Rallo had this to say about it. Why did you feel the need to get on this app and say, I unfollow people when they become mothers or when they become brides. It was fucking weird to say in the tone in which it was stated.

11:05And then this conversation about it being selfish to have children in the year 2026, my gut reaction, like gut reaction response is that, and this is not fleshed out, but that this is a chronically online take. First of all, why are the people being shamed only people who are becoming mothers or only people with a uterus who are carrying children? I don't see anybody saying it's selfish to become a dad, but I see it's selfish to be pregnant. It's selfish to be pregnant. I see it's selfish to be pregnant, not it's selfish to become a dad, which is interesting. I don't know, chew on that. Like why only person that's being shamed in this conversation is a woman or a person with a uterus.

11:40So yeah, that's odd. When we were talking about this video prior to recording, we came to the conclusion that it kind of points to a wider trend online of people individualizing their feeds to such a degree that they're existing in this hyper-curated personal echo chamber with no friction. There's nothing that they don't believe in that they're being exposed to. So what did you guys think when you first saw this video? I mean, you're about to be a mommy. So why don't you go first? Okay. Before I had context, I was like, what the fuck? I really was like, we're talking about it in our whip. And I was just like, who is this chick?

12:19Like, this sounds like such a new problem. And it sounded like a lot of projecting onto her audience. but then I did a little bit of a deep dive and I looked into who Shan Riley is. I looked at her content. I looked at her profile and everything about this woman is centric around being proudly single. She kind of talks about choosing herself, not settling. And again, it does sound like you problems. It sounds like she's actually had probably some past experiences which has led her to where she is today and that's why she's got such a strong stance on this. You do you. So fine, so fair. But when you articulate your reasoning and when you decide to post a video about it, expect backlash because that is such a strong stance.

13:06Yeah, I completely agree. Also, I'm definitely going to start using the phrase chew on it when I say something because I loved that from the creator that bit back. I mean, much to your point at the intro, Jo, like I have a real gripe with social media at the moment. and I talk about this a lot with a girlfriend of mine who's a research fellow at Movember, Dr. Krista Fisher. We spoke to her for the last episode we did, that algorithms create like narcissism because it can be good, bad, and ugly. You interact with the content that you want to interact with. The more you watch, the more you see, the more it's going to generate content like it.

13:40Yeah. So how do you not strengthen your own belief when you are being served things that feel like, look like, and sound like what you like? Now, that could be as casual as outfits and DIY hacks for like, I don't know, renovating your bathroom. Or it can be as sinister as fake news, political views that are potentially damaging to marginalized groups or to minorities. Or it can be something like this where, you know, it's hitting people. And it's just the shame thing for me. I really loved that sentiment around like, why is this just a conversation about women? You're married, Jo. You're having a baby, Annika.

14:16I'm married too.

14:22sorry sorry you're recently married joe you're recently in well not really recently impregnated that's nearly nine months ago i just think we build these worlds that are our own realities and for me what i was really disappointed by in this was just that it was one way or the other and i do really believe in censoring things to protect yourself and annika i'm sure you can agree with this. When I was going through fertility treatments, nothing broke my heart like seeing a baby announcement. And if I saw that, thank God for Instagram on that mute tool, because that was really hard for me. And I would never unfollow someone.

14:57But also, it wasn't realistic for me to not go on my phone because I work in brand and marketing and I work with PR agencies and I do activations and have to do campaigns and I need to see what's going on in the world. And that is through my phone. So I couldn't unfollow them, but I also didn't want to consume that content. now if I just didn't want to see anyone get engaged or married that just makes me bitter sorry I love love I have had a divorce I said it on Friday I was on the phone with you three bitches when I haven't thank god three years and counting but Friday was a great day Friday was a fucking great day yeah but I was just like can't you love being single and love people falling in love and yeah not have to be so angry at like people choosing a path that doesn't reflect yours This just felt, I'm really ranting, but it just felt like she was projecting.

15:45A thousand percent. And look, I am a party of one and very comfortable in singlehood, find a lot of joy in it. Love going to weddings, love going to baby showers. Both things are like really nice to me. But I also want to hold space for women who maybe do struggle with those life milestones and maybe do find themselves questioning or wondering, when will it be my turn or will I ever get that turn? So I think it is difficult for them and navigating that if you are having a bit of that what about me-ism. Yeah. I think the way that the video was delivered was a really big part of the problem here because I think she thought that she was giving this like feminist take and it just came across a bit condescending and exclusionary.

16:30So the way that it was delivered I think was just not done well but I think she could have conveyed her personal opinion in a way that was just a little bit more understanding and balanced maybe instead of coming at it from a really aggressive lens. It felt aggressive to me the way that she delivered it. But I do think that it's important to curate your own feed so that you don't feel like shit all the time when you're scrolling on your phone as you just alerted to. Like when you're going through a fertility treatment or you've just gone through a breakup. If I was posting my wedding content and someone that follows me was going through a breakup and didn't want to see my wedding stuff, I would be like, please unfollow me.

17:04Like that is the best thing that you could do is unfollow me. Totally. Come back later when all of this is going over. When I've done my content rollout, come back. Feel free. Totally. But sometimes you just don't want to consume that content and that's okay to unfold with someone. Yeah. Maybe you don't need to go about it in the way that Shan Riley did. I know, right? Because it's like one thing to do it discreetly and it's one thing to do it offline. And it's like, you know what? I'm getting served content right now. It does not serve me. And I don't want to see that. I don't need to see it.

17:31It's not doing anything to me where I'm personally at or the season of life I'm in fine. Yeah. But when you go and talk about it and you have such a strong and like quite aggressive stance on it, you then opened Pandora's box. Yeah, it felt quite performative and I also think it veered from personal preference into judgment and that's where I took an issue with it personally. And I also think probably when we were watching it and discussing it, I was like, okay, I am the single one that isn't having children or getting married anytime soon. Although hilariously there was some form of driver outside like blasting some love song that like slowed down right next to John and I was like I feel like someone's gonna jump out and propose I say yes but to unfollow someone that you know if you don't know that content creator from New York don't worry they won't miss you they won't think about you at all totally that's what I was thinking the video was in context yeah with right it was unfollowing creators that you've followed for a certain purpose and then they start to post about other stuff that you're no longer interested in I think if it's someone you know that's pretty fucking harsh.

18:32It's so harsh. Would you reckon like when you obviously started posting content from your wedding, Jo, did you notice like any shifts in followers or any shifts in engagement? Oh, people were like engaging with all of my content. It was going off, but I didn't notice a drop in any followers, but I also wouldn't have been offended if someone said to me on the street, I had to unfollow you because you were posting about your wedding and I just want to know how to look like a dewy dumpling, just like you. Like all I want is this, not this. Imagine. but I also didn't deviate too far I didn't actually really talk about my wedding too much in the lead up like we did talk about in this podcast but on my socials I really didn't speak to it that much I was talking about like my skin prep and things I did a couple of videos but nothing really to do with like the styling or the planning of it or anything like that because that's not my niche so yeah it's been so interesting for me because I actually have got people wanting me to talk more about my journey more about my pregnancy more about pregnancy styling and all these things, which I'm just lazy.

19:30So like I kind of just haven't, but it's been really interesting seeing the community engagement and why our followers come to us and what they expect from us. And I think it's been really quite humbling seeing how much, how invested they are in this journey that I'm in. Yeah. Think of it on the flip side to what Shan Riley has said. What if someone was in exactly the same season as you and suddenly you announce that you're pregnant, they're also pregnant at the same time. They also really love your style. they're like fuck yeah this is jackpot I'm like my favorite person to follow he's now pregnant as well great there's a duplicity that I just think is being ignored here and that frustrates me beyond measure it's okay for someone who loved you last year who isn't pregnant to still admire that style or opt out of it equally it's fine they opt in I just I don't understand at the moment why it's so categorized it's almost like if you're single people feel like they're angry at people for doing these other life stages, people who are mothers have neglected their friends who don't have kids.

20:27Like it just feels like there's these attacks at all ends. And much to the point of Eli Rallo, none of my male friends are like, and I'm unfollowing him because he's a dad now, asshole. Or he is so happy being single and shagging around town. Like no one's angry at, you know, Tom, Dick or Harry. But we're angry at women. It makes no sense. I recommend. Yeah. Someone said to me recently at a wedding, oh, you must hate coming to weddings. Oh. And I was like, why would you possibly think that? Did you say that's an interesting thing to say out loud? I said, I love love. You will not find someone who loves a wedding more than me.

21:03I can double down on that. I've seen her and her element at Jo's wedding. Girl knows how to get down. She love love. She'll be a love love. Also, like, I'll cry at the mum's speech. I'll cry at the dad's speech. I'll cry when the bride walks down the aisle. I'll cry when I see the flower girls. I am the ultimate wedding guest, honestly. You are. I should, Wedding Crash is 2.0, let's go. So I just don't like that there's like this thing where we just assume women are one-sided, one-faced. We can't be multidimensional. We've already been so segmented with patriarchy. Why the fuck are we doing it to each other?

21:37Do you know what I'm intrigued to say? What? What happens when Shane Riley comes out of the season and when she wants to go and announce her engagement? Yeah. I'm going to backtrack, although she did delete the video already. so I know it was swift yeah just another thing we were talking about this Ray and I I think we spoke about it on my just people wanting people to be so definitive at the moment it's kind of like you can't have an opinion unless you're getting to the like full stop end point of that opinion at the moment and I just you know the internet footprint is there forever so like do you want to say that with your chest because like you may not be single to your point forever Shan and you've also got a lot of friends who might be single now but will very likely go into those life stages they're the two most common life stages spoiler alert they're gonna be hiding her from their stories yeah they're not a unique female experience i'd say there's probably more of them than not next we are discussing how the carolyn beset kennedy craze is influencing fashion and beauty trends but that will be right after a word from today's sponsor friends whether you're heading out this weekend having people over or laying low with a glass of wine make your first stop the Dan Murphys app.

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23:10okay our next headline is how the carolyn busett kennedy craze is influencing fashion and beauty now i can't wait to talk about this it's something we've spoken about a couple of times before i mean the ryan murphy show love story which documents the romance between john f kennedy jr and carolyn busett kennedy we've spoken about it a lot we spoke about it when we first saw those behind the scenes glimpses. We saw it when they were doing the test shots and the subsequent backlash online that followed. Like the outrage was outraging. And more recently when the trailer and now the series has come out, we've entered what I would say, like I feel like my feed has always had Carolyn Bessette Kennedy in it at some point, but I feel like we've hit Carolyn Bessette Kennedy fever pitch.

23:54Saturated. Saturated. That whole feed. Every day I'm getting served new content and I'm so here for it. Same, and I'm watching all of it. Right? And each day I'm learning something new. And I'm just like, this woman, like I know we'll get into this, but she is just like... She's an air girl. I'm an all. In Australia alone over the last month, there's been an increase of 30 % in searches. I honestly thought this would have been more, but internationally searches for CBK wedding ring, CBK wedding dress and CBK engagement ring picture have reached breakout status on Google Trends, which means the search terms have increased by 5 ,000 or more percent.

24:28Wow. I did Google her engagement rate so clearly. It's beautiful, hey. You're part of the 5 ,000. It is stunning. Look, there's no denying her style has kind of defined 90s minimalism, which likely explains the influx of social media videos. We're seeing how to style like CBK, how to dress like CBK, how to be chic like CBK, how to be understated like CBK. She's influencing beauty trends as well, though. I feel like maybe we've been quite singular on the fashion view, but in New York, Carolyn's signature headband by French accessories brand Charles W. Waba is according to the New York Post flying off shelves and was doing so even before the show aired.

25:09Doesn't shock me. I feel like the headband thing's kind of been back for a while. At Proenza Schoolers' recent show, Models had low ponytails that were reportedly inspired by her signature hairstyle. Carolyn's signature lipstick, a shade called Cranberry Veil by Face Stockholm, has now sold out too. You both mentioned that it's flooding your feeds, that you've hit fever pitch yourselves and loving every minute of it. I binged it on the weekend. How good is it? All four episodes? Five episodes. Oh, shit. Yes, I watched the latest one where it has the fight in the park. Oh, was that one? I'm up to date.

25:39Yeah, that's the most recent one, I believe. Before we dive into it, I brought this up at a hand. How do you feel watching the show? I honestly feel really emotional watching it because I know how it ends and that has made me really like on edge watching the whole series because I'm like preparing for this tragic event to happen. It's like such a nice series to watch it all unfold. Like everyone loves watching someone's love story evolve in this kind of fictional way. There are obviously a lot of fictional elements to this show. It's not obviously exact fact, but I feel guilty a little bit watching it because there have been people that have come out that have said you shouldn't be kind of profiting off these people's lives.

26:19But it's also just so intriguing to people. It's like, I can't look away. Yeah. It has that effect, right? It actually just makes me love New York City so much. Yeah. I wish that I could have visited like New York, downtown New York in the 90s. I wish I could have been part of that scene. I wish I could have immersed myself in New York City at that time because everything about it is just such a vibe. People are carefree. Like people are just living life. And it was before social media. It was before like they had paparazzi back then where they were chasing them around the streets. And it's just like a different vibe and energy, which I'm just so drawn to.

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26:52But I agree with you guys. It's like it's obviously such a tragic ending. And so knowing how it's going to end makes me feel really like quite emotional. Yeah. And just seeing their story and understanding them so much more because there is this mystique about CBK, which I think that's what draws me to her. Like it's her aura. It's who she is. And I just feel like getting to know her, it's such a shame that she was gone so soon. And obviously JFK Jr. as well. I just feel immense guilt. I feel sick watching it. Like every time I finish an episode, I feel really guilty. I think because the family have come out and said that we think this is disgusting.

27:27I haven't seen this. Also just everything. Jack Schlossberg, who is JFK Jr.'s nephew, came out and was like, I think this is disgusting. Like if you had family tragically die, you're profiting on their lives and their privacy and you don't have the facts. And I'm such a Kennedy stan. Like I just... We know. Yeah, I know. We know. We know. but I just every time I watch it I feel like I'm watching like oh okay that makes me quite emotional also I have this weird thing about children of famous people that I feel conflicted about because they don't pick it yeah like his dad was president yeah and then he was born into him yeah he didn't choose that life I really liked what you said about this mystique about CBK because there's like lots of people that are like you know like what would CBK wear and like doing these fit checks and I feel like she's the antithesis of an influencer Yeah, without being an influencer She is like a person of She's the perfect definition of a person of influence Not an influencer Yes And I can't help but feel she would hate this A thousand percent Like hate Is like the strongest word to use And hate, underlined, scored, bolded All the things, make it bigger text I feel like she'll be like disgusted Sickened that like she has been put in the spotlight Like this when all she ever wanted was her privacy A 1999 article by Vanity Fair coined her the private princess And I like went so deep in this article It was all in like double page spreads and black and white Like it was so beautiful And she was like the ultimate homebody So down to just be by herself with her husband and their dogs Like she was so cozy at home like behind closed doors Because when you even think about it I did a deep dive like on Pinterest Just like looking at photos of her To like kind of come armed for this conversation There are not that many looks of hers we see.

29:18No. I think that maybe I found 45 different images of her in outfits. Yeah. Given the public profile of her, that's kind of fucking extraordinary that there are that limited amount of photos. And video content, even less so. Like barely any video content of her, especially her speaking. There's like two or three interviews where like they've caught her and she's like running in or out of something. Do you think love story? Obviously, we had the conversation. we were like, well, hell to the know, Ryan Murphy, this is not looking like our CBK. Do you feel that the style is reflective of her? So far, it does feel a lot more authentic than it did previously.

29:58I think they've done a much better job on the costuming. Like so far, I haven't looked at anything and it's stood out to me as being wrong. You know what I actually feel about the outfits? I haven't even noticed most of her outfits. And I think that's exactly what it's designed to be. She is the character. It's not her clothes wearing her. She is wearing the clothes. And it's to the point where I don't even notice what she's wearing. She just looks great. I don't think they've nailed the glam. I don't think they've nailed the hair. I think the hair's too blonde. The hair's a bit long, I reckon.

30:26I think it's slightly too long. She did have long hair, though. It's too blonde for me. And I don't think they've nailed this, like, signature kind of, like, pinched lip, I'll call it. You know, like, that little, like, bee sting kind of. The button kind of, like, just had a little cheeky smooch. like that look. Yeah, cheeky smooch. I'm going to steal that. They've done a good job of making it look very minimal though. Like she's not even wearing makeup, which was a rule at Calvin Klein at the time. Very minimal makeup. You had to have your hair like pulled back off your face. Very minimal makeup.

30:54You couldn't look like you were trying too hard. Yeah. Oh, I like that hot tip. Teach the fashion girlies something, Jojo. Thank you. You know what though? So going back to this, I feel looking at the time, looking at the era, right? Thinking of the 90s, as a whole and the 90s being so coined by minimalism I can't help but wonder looking at a lot of the outfitting like to your point Jo I agree I feel like they've done a really good job at making like the clothing not so prominent and taking over from the character because that's what it's about but I do have to think that is the clothing and the outfitting just a response as well to the time because obviously the 80s was such a big more is more excess like we had Versace we had so many brands coming out there in such bold prints color was the era of the power suit, neon.

31:42It was such a time of excess. And then obviously when the recession hit, everything kind of slowed down. We were more intentional. Everything was a bit more practical. So Calvin Klein, Jill Sander, Harmelang all had such a rising moment. And I look at her wardrobing now with that lens as well. And obviously of all the criticism we saw from the original test shots. And I'm like, they actually, I think, in my opinion, have defined the era really, really well, which gives everything to me that little bit more of authenticity. Even just looking at JFK's wardrobing, I love that man. He is so delicious.

32:18I love that actor. Delicious. He is probably the best looking man I've ever seen come across TV ever. I want to say almost hall pass. I kind of, usually my hall pass is like rappers. There you go. Also, I love a fresh face on TV. I guess what I was going to say. But you know, like we see the same actors a lot. We see them recycled. We do. He was, they said they were trying to find someone who looked like JFK and someone who looked like they could be a movie star and tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. Yeah. Was this his breakout like first kind of big thing as well? He was modeling, but not, I mean, not hard to imagine.

32:58Can we talk about for a moment, the haters online, basically saying her style is basic. What are you guys trying to recreate? You're just putting a sweater on and some pants and some boots and calling it a day and saying it's CBK style. And I think it's really important to understand that it's almost like her aura is what made her stylish. She was also tall and skinny. Yeah. So that's a really important part of the puzzle as well, is that she was kind of like a supermodel walking around the streets, just wearing basics and making them look so effortlessly chic. She didn't even have to try, basically.

33:33But it's kind of that thing, like, everyone lost their minds at that footage of Margot Robbie coming into Sydney Airport for the Wuthering Heights. She was in a white tee, black belt, blue denim, and she had on a pair of, I think they were Chevok sunglasses. That, any girl in Melbourne could wear that outfit. There was nothing exceptional about that. Margot Robbie, aura level 4 ,000. She looks fucking cool. I wear that and you'd be like, oh, didn't want to think about putting on an outfit today. It's like, there's just, it's the je ne sais quoi. Yeah. It is. So I'm so sorry to all the girls on TikTok that are recreating the CBK.

34:10I love it because I like minimalistic things. Yeah. You look great. It's clean. You're not CBK. Sorry, TikTok girlies. I think as well, like it's so interesting because this is why I think I'm personally so drawn to her. It's her aura. It's her mistake. It's everything about her. It's that privacy aspect as well That we don't actually know so much about her So the more we learn and the more that unfolds I'm just 10 times more into her And I think when it comes to her style Okay, it might look simplistic to the naked eye But it's about the drape It's about the craft It's about the fit Everything about her is so intentional She's effortless But then she's probably putting a lot of effort in But you don't get that vibe from her Because it's just like Her clothing is just literally like on her body She wears the clothes, the clothes don't wear her.

34:55And I think that's not what everyone can recreate at home. I totally agree. I also think there's great self-restraint that has never been acknowledged about her. The access and privilege that she would have had to designers, to brands, to outfits. I was just about to say that. Like for her to have, it's widely rumored that a lot of pieces, she loved Prada. She loved Prada, but she would ask for Prada logos to be taken off pieces because she didn't want to be showy or flashy. You look at all of her red carpet appearance. Sunny, not luxury. Yes. A lot of her red carpet appearances and when they're like dressed at galas and balls, she's not wearing jewellery.

35:31And if she is, it's very minimal. It's like a pearl earring or a pearl necklace. The jewellery collection this woman probably had access to or jewellers that she could have loaned pieces from in abundance. And I did see a TikTok, I think, that said one of her friends had commented that even from like high school, she just wasn't a jewellery girl. Yeah. And I think that's what I can appreciate about her and her style is that she never let it leave who she was. It was like even though she had access to all of these amazing designers and she could have worn labels and been fully decked out, she wasn't.

36:02She just stuck true to what her style was and she didn't really let her change in lifestyle influence that. God, this really is icon status, hey? Like she would hate it, but you were such an icon, CBK. We love you, CBK. I know. She's like, please don't talk about me. That's the last thing I wanted was to the press to talk about me. Okay. So our next headline is Where to get styling inspo Outside of what the algorithm serves you God we need this one you guys I'm like I don't know about you both But I'm so over my algorithm Unless it's CBK So the idea that people are really craving new references Or new ways of seeking references When it comes to styling Both in fashion and in homewares Feels like a conversation That has been circling us recently We've been talking about this haven't we?

36:46A lot Yeah Okay interesting Wow, we're always on the pulse over here. This organically came up during our stylish face-to-face with the founder of Broadsheet, Nick Shelton, who said, it looks like everyone's got taste and it's homogenized, but that's actually not true. Having real, proper, true taste is something to be considered and thought through. And really, I think the cream rises to the top. Do you agree? I completely agree. I loved this from Nick. I did that face-to-face interview. So I was like, oh yeah, we did do that. Yeah, I always find it interesting when it's kind of like when someone looks like they're really cool.

37:21Yeah. And then you meet them and it's horribly disappointing because you realize they don't have a point of view. I'd so much rather look at someone and be like, I don't, I appreciate your style or your taste. It's not mine. But like if you've got a point of view and like you know what you like and what you don't and it's different. I appreciate that way more than being like, oh, we have the same taste. Totally. It's like when you say it with your chest.

37:46Okay, so online, this creator, probably Tamsin, who directly put it down to people not developing their own taste because the internet has become a digital wetness, spoon-feeding you aesthetics. She continues in this clip we've pulled for you. Stop listening to strangers on the internet telling you what is chic and what is good and what is stylish because they can put together a nice-looking mood board or a 60-second video where they've taken a load of images from Pinterest and been like, this is it, guys. Developing good taste requires curiosity. It requires friction. It requires longevity and practice.

38:15Whether you love me or hate me, both my supporters and my haters alike will never say that I have bad taste. And when I did a video about taste on my main account, I saw a comment from somebody who was Gen Z or Gen Z, who had expressed the fact that because their generation in particular have been told what to wear, what the trends are, how to dress, and it's all been dictated to, they haven't had any chance to actually curate their own sense of self. I feel somewhat attacked, but anyway. Why do you feel attacked? Well, I'm actually back in my Pinterest era. I am so going to Pinterest for inspo right now And I'm curating looks I'm curating my mom feeds I'm curating like everything on Pinterest And a lot of it is information And I guess content that I'm being served Part of the algorithm And a lot of it sometimes is very much In my style formula, so to say So I feel a little attacked How do you feel about it, Jo?

39:09Oh, fucking hell, this was pretentious I'm sorry that video I watched and I was just like this is the biggest first world problem I've ever heard in my life she was in this video she's like to have taste you have to go and see the art and see the brush strokes in person most of us are trying to get to work on time okay I love it so much when you get pissed like when Joe gets pissed off guys it's like savage Sally comes out and I love it I'm going to literally give you the step to get on the high horse I'm like get on there I'll help use me as the step ladder I'll get on all four so you can step on me to get up there.

39:43It was just one of those things that I watched. I was just like, oh, go touch some grass. Honestly, if you want to use Pinterest to get some style and flow. Go take your shoes off, sweetie, and go stand in nature. Yeah, that's my take. Anyway, go on. I love it. Look, I'm inclined to agree. And you know what, no one will ever accuse you of not doubling down and saying what you feel with your chest. On the flip side, I am bloody bored by my own Pinterest. I look at it now and it's like, I don't know how many more 90s blowouts and cable knit looks. it can serve me. I'm like, Pinterest, all good. I'm already doing both of those things.

40:15Get off. Enough. It's like I looked at one, because you know my outfit rule. If like I want to buy a piece now, I have to find like nine or ten Pinterest that I can be like, okay, that's forming that world. But now the algorithm thinks that's all I want to see. And I'm like, no, I don't need another leopard coat. All good. I'm convinced. All good. Don't need to see another outfit. I bought it. I haven't yet actually. Still on my wish list. Got things to buy first. But I'm like, it's curated a world that's like, okay, like that looks like a singular thing. What I didn't like about this take was you're not stylish or you don't have taste if you don't source your taste outside of the internet.

40:51And it has to have friction. Like we're allowed to get our inspiration from anywhere. At the moment, I'm getting inspiration from walking through other people's houses, hoping that I can potentially buy it. Great. Well, do you know what I was going to say? I've got more than enough friction. I'm a 30, nearly one year old woman who is single with a big fat golden retriever, running my own business, working like a dog, there is more than enough fucking friction in my life. So you know what? You back the fuck off. And if I want to find a jacket on a served ad on TikTok, you leave me the fuck alone.

41:22And if someone tells me to buy the blush on Instagram, guess what? If it looks good and she's got the same complexion, I'm going to fucking buy it. I think I've riled us up. I know. And you know what? I've got fucking taste. I'm literally like deceased right now because I'm like, have we ever been more pissed? I'm looking at both of you like, holy shit, we've struck a nerve. So the idea that you need to look beyond the internet for inspiration when it comes to styling isn't just for fashion. We also hear it in design and other creative choices. For example, on the podcast Hot Smart Rich, Ashwara Aya, founder of luxury olive oil brand Brightland, said when she's looking for inspiration and pulling references for her brand, she avoids online content in favor of, you're going to love this, Jo, French or Italian magazines and looking at car ads.

42:06She said she goes to the museum and finds a colour to pull a reference from. Do you know what? This is like such a good point though, because I think it's not about hating on people. Like, I mean, this video did come off that it was like, don't just find it on your algorithm. Girlies, stick on your algorithms. You do you, whatever you like. But I think it's kind of like, and let's go back to face to face, the episode we did with Elliot Garno where he's like, what characters do you like? What do you watch on TV? Or how do you want to feel? Like, I think even when people are like doing 90s minimalism, like Rachel Green or Jennifer Aniston, her character in Friends, is brought up a lot.

42:41It's like, but what was that energy? Like, you don't have to go and get the Rachel haircut. I don't know that it's going to hit as well in 2026 as it did in the 90s. But like, what was that feeling and what would that look like now? Or when you're reading a magazine or seeing an editorial, like, did you love the glam on that? Like, what about her hair did you love? Like, I don't think it's hating on the algorithm. It's just like getting us to look maybe outside of just Pinterest or just Instagram and feeling inspired. I don't know, my favorite place to see outfits is my local coffee shop. Yeah.

43:09If I sit in there and work on like a Monday or Friday when I'm usually working from home and like I'm there and I'm like at 7 or 8 a.m. watching like women come in, I'm like these fabulous women working in real estate, working in retail stores, like going to pick up their kids, like drop off their kids. I mean, if you're picking up your kids at 8 a.m., probably been in school camp. But I'm like, I love, that's my favorite way to find for fashion. Inspiration is at Bruno & Co. Totally. I think as well on that, I have just found that with my algorithm right now, like it's been serving me so much mummy content that I'm just obviously bored.

43:43And I think as well for me, like when I actually need inspiration again, I do go to kind of the archives. And I know that's kind of going to sound so cliche because it's all about the 90s right now. But the archives is sometimes where I feel like we can look at fashion and I say this all the time. I love the concept of looking back while looking forward and kind of meshing that into my style. But kind of to your point, Mads, now I'm going to be a privileged little princess, but my favorite place to get inspiration is from travel. And so like when I'm in New York, I literally will immerse myself in the culture, even in Paris.

44:15Like I'm so cozy to just go to a cafe, get a glass of wine or a matcha and just take it all in because the woman around me, the people around me, the energy around me is what inspires me. I can't help it, but when I come back from a work trip, or just travel in general to feel so inspired. And I want to do that more here. Like actually get offline and go and put myself at the museum doll. So we love people watching is what we're saying. Because I can agree with that. Love people watching. Great place to people watch, the National Gallery of Victoria. Yes. Go to the Friday night at NGV. One, that is like the best undiscovered.

44:50I don't know why that is not way more packed on a Friday. The energy is buzzy. The people are interesting. The gallery is beautiful. Like it's one of my favourite places to go. It's a vibe. Like go get a mulled wine in the winter. Tick. Get two if you're feeling like it. It's like that is great people watching and people are like churning a look and they're coming from work. Yeah. I'm like why are you wearing that to work? Damn it. I'm out here in the jeans and the white T-shirt looking like Teemu Margot Robbie.

45:19I think we'll wrap it up there for this week's episode of Stylish. Annika's second last episode. if she doesn't pop. Thank you very much, Joanna Fleming. An extra big thank you to you, Annika Joshi-Smith. Thanks, Punch. It's always a pleasure, never a chore. Love you, MST. Love you, JF. Oh, JF. You can do JCF if you want. I'd like to hyphen my name. Are you going to? No, but it's for this podcast. Okay, JCF. There we go. I was like, whoa, have we just got breaking news? Wait, no, it would be JFC. Yeah, whatever. JFC. JFC. There we go. Remember, you can email us anytime at style-ish at shamelessmedia.com.au or you can slide on into our DMs over at stylishpod.

45:59We, of course, are very grateful for our Shameless Media team, head of podcast Lucy Hunt and senior podcast producer Kate Emma Burke who make these episodes possible. You'll hear from us next Wednesday. See you then. Bye. Bisu bisu. Ciao, ciao, ciao.

46:22This podcast was recorded on Wurundjeri land. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land. Hello guys, it's Rhi here from Stylish Friday Episodes. On our latest Friday episode, Mads and I actually cover the rise of illegal peptides that are taking over our TikTok feeds. They are absolutely everywhere. I cannot escape this content. We cover the full story on what peptides actually are, why we think they're on the rise and the pressure we're all feeling as this conversation circles around. It's on our internet feeds. It's in the media. It's even bleeding into our catch-ups with girlfriends on the weekend.

46:56So safe to say it is everywhere. Look out for the episode. It's titled, Are Peptides All Over Your Feed Too? On the Stylish Feed.

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