Throwing Fits

Nostalgia for peak Tumblr menswear and how online communities shaped personal style. A playful breakdown of outfits, hoodie coveting, and wardrobe confessions. Conversations about photography personas and friendships built around taking pictures. Brief detours into travel laundry woes and audience reactions.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Our interview with Tyrell Hampton will make you say namaste. Tyrell—fashion and party photographer of the moment—popped on over to the stu to kiki on his Uber methods and strategies, splashing out crazy on designer bags, no hands on the Citibike, the Williamsburg bridge is basically his office, Kardashian honey packs, growing up Muslim as a teenage white girl who was actually an 11-year-old boy, organic money vs. GMO money, what makes a party a 10/10, putting a bow on his party photography era and transitioning into the gallery and fine art space, the right and wrong ways to get your picture taken, posting good people doing naughty things, how to deal with baddie divas, he just wants to cuddle, wrangling and disarming celebs, a screen time and FYP check, his life may be too lit for reality TV, and much more on Tyrell Hampton's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

They trade fashion takes from Chrome Hearts hybrids to Gucci's AI stumbles and a possible techie comeback at Prada. They riff on fit checks, grail-sniping and impulse cops. Anecdotes include travel nightmares, gum on jeans, and guys dressing like JFK Jr. for a night out.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: menswear's race to the bottom sure looks familiar, the hubris of having good taste, and tier 1 T-shirts.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. Our interview with Aaron Maldonado is authentic. Aaron—the founder and and creative director of Brigade—left his pregnant wife alone to make the most of his pod debut on drunk driving a fixie to Montauk, upper number barely legal Jordans, what it's like to live with pants autism, putting flags on jawnz is a cheat code, starting a brand with $500 in pizza delivery tips and making sure he had budget for business cards, Brigade is a family business and that family is about to get bigger, his shadow agency that will make any brand's wildest dreams come true, original ideas coming from within, the cottage industry of ripping off independent designers including himself, streetwear with a hard R, tourists vs. purists, Brigade's 10 year anniversary brick factory, delivering bad news with a smile on your face, how New York City became a brand, Kith's global dominance, the streetwear media machine in 2026, and much more on Aaron Maldonado's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

They debate wearing multiple pieces from one brand and when it becomes too much. They trade fit checks, outfit breakdowns, and packing strategies for spring trips. They riff on puffer season, product names, and jellies with socks. They discuss scene reports from New York Fashion Week and reactions to editorial leadership changes. They share coffee shop sightings and travel plans.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: The new school of UK fashion royalty turns 10, what the hell happened to London Collection: Men, and World Cup fever.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Our interview with Nicholas Daley is all about the three C's: community, craftsmanship and culture. Nicholas—the founder and designer of the eponymous brand—took time out of a busy market week to swing by the stu for some banter on taking a tumble in Paris, his whirlwind world tour, Japanese Jamaican fusion, his crazy talented crew of classmates at Central Saint Martins, getting high off the soundsystem frequencies, his parents were the coolest, lessons from a decade in the business, what it's like making it into the actual Met (and the gala too), learning to trademark your IP the hard way, interning under Sir Paul Smith's chaotic genius, what's the vibe like on Saville Row these days, how his major markets in the US, UK and Japan differ, momentum and loyalty are everything, digging into heritage when it comes to nailing his collaborations, who he's pulling for in the World Cup might surprise you, and much more on Nicholas Daley's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. People are our capital. This week, Jimmy and Larry are taking a break from New York Fashion Week to powwow on getting those dap reps in, what nicknames for guys are you rocking with these days, Any Given Sunday is better than the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny smashed his halftime performance wearing Zara but at what cost and why is nobody talking about that, a brand dinner at Cove has us thinking about seating charts, rude manners, and children, Public School returned to the runway after seven long years so we've got a scene report from the show and we even talk about the clothes, a new guy is about to drop so prepare yourselves for JFK Jr. junior, sadly menswear is virtually irrelevant at NYFW so we break down the entire New York Men's Day roster to prove our point, why Clavicular is in NYC, listening to the pod might just get you a job at Eckhaus Latta, while nobody is currently in charge at GQ the new Vogue is here, and much more.

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Patreon. On our weekly mini ep, the boyz are diving deep on this week's guest and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: When you can and can't show up early, an investigation into the evolution of Buck Mason, and examining the natural wine phenomenon in hindsight.