The host is extremely pompous and narrow minded. The kind of person that makes me haaaaate having stepped foot in this industry. So much so that I have to listen maybe 15 minutes at a time. That being said there are drip drops of knowledgeable nuggets to be found.

Like the best of any art form—including fashion—StyleZeitgeist routinely transcends its purported topic thanks to Eugene’s depth of knowledge and ability to provide meaningful insights. It’s rare today to find criticism that is as unflinching as it is enjoyable. Even if you don’t care about fashion per se, Eugene reminds us how it reflects our culture back to us, and so, actually does matter. No small feat!

Eugene does an amazing job with episode intellectually critiquing fashion and what’s good and bad about it.

The only fashion podcast out there worth listening to. Intelligent & real.

Great to hear honest, intelligent takes on goings on in the industry. Eugene’s take is always spot on and he brings on great minds to discuss issues with.

As long time fan of StyleZeitgeist, this podcast is one of the things I look forward to when on my morning commute.

I love you

The episode with Dr. Valerie Steele is so amazing. Great work/ guests

I’ve always found it hard to find a good show about the specific fashion that I like. Thank you so much for making a show that I love and get so much from !

Interesting and smart takes…something to sink your teeth into. I love Cintra Wilson! Thank you.

As an 18 year old kid feverishly into fashion, I often find myself unsure of what voiced to listen to in the fashion world. After reading nearly every piece of literature about the designers I idolize all I can say is thank you Eugene. In a time in which kids my age do not care about history, thank you for giving the weird outcasted geeks a place to come an learn about real artistic fashion from a time in which we could have only dreamed of witnessing firsthand.

I’m so tired of the t shirts and of the merging of street wear and artistic design. It would be so much better if we worked to bring fashion down to the regular consumer (Simone Rocha) rather than bringing t-shirts into the runway (Moschino)... I want to be a part of fashion, not the reason it cheapens. I love the podcast...