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Styled, Off Script

Styled, Off Script

著者: Dia and Co
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Styled, Off Script is a podcast about personal style, fashion, the real relationship we have with our clothes, and how it evolves alongside who we are. Powered by Dia & Co, hosted by Marge & Liz, two long-time Dia employees, each episode features candid, thoughtful conversations with stylists, insiders, and personalities exploring style, identity, and self-expression. From style evolutions and outfit decisions to fashion regrets and industry insights, this is a space for honest, curious dialogue about what we wear—and why it matters. To submit your own SOS Style Emergency, visit dia.com/SOSDia and Co アート ファッション・テキスタイル 装飾美術および設計
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  • Same Size, Different Jeans: Why Finding Denim Is So Complicated
    2026/10/02

    Ten pairs of jeans. Seven brands. The same size on every tag. Very different results.

    In Episode 11 of Styled, Off Script, Marge and Liz are joined by Carly, Dia’s Senior Manager of Styling, for the denim experiment we’ve been talking about for months.

    Carly has always struggled to find jeans that work for her—and wanted to break out of her skinny-jean comfort zone. So we sent her 10 pairs across skinny, straight, relaxed, bootcut and wide-leg silhouettes and asked her to score everything: waist, hips, thighs, rise, inseam, comfort, stretch, style and, ultimately, whether she’d actually keep them.

    Some longtime favorites fell flat. A bootcut earned a perfect score. And a wide-leg jean Carly never expected to love ended up in her closet.

    Along the way, we get into why the number on the tag is only a starting point, what rise and inseam actually change, why two jeans in the same size can fit completely differently—and how every “no” can teach you something about what to try next.

    Because sometimes the problem isn’t your body.

    It’s just not your jean.


    Order your own The Great Jeans Try-On Box or submit an SOS at dia.com/sos

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  • The Trends Are Back. Are We? | Fall Trends 2026
    2026/09/04

    Plaid. Suede. Bomber jackets. Polos. The anorak you wore with leggings, Uggs and an infinity scarf in 2014.

    The trends are back—but we’re not exactly the same people we were the first time around.

    In Episode 10, Marge, Liz and Maloree talk about the Fall 2026 trends catching their attention, the ones they’re happily sitting out, and why revisiting an old style can feel completely different with a few more years of confidence and life experience behind you.

    They get into wide-leg and track-style pants, updated sets, suede, denim experimentation, the “wrong shoe” theory, the pieces hiding in their own closets that suddenly feel relevant again—and why trying something new doesn’t require changing your entire wardrobe.

    Plus, this week’s SOS comes from a newly retired listener celebrating her 28th anniversary and rediscovering what getting dressed can look like after years of wearing a uniform.

    Because trends can give us ideas. The fun part is deciding what we actually think about them.

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  • When Your Style Stops Feeling Like You
    2026/08/21

    What happens when the outfit formula you used to trust suddenly stops working?

    In Episode 9, Marge, Liz and Maloree are joined by Annah, a former Dia stylist who now works on the Style Leadership Team, to talk about turning 30, body changes, shifting trends and that strangely disorienting feeling of looking at your closet and thinking: Wait…what actually feels like me now?

    They get into why styling someone else can be easier than styling yourself, the pressure to “dress your age,” the rules and boxes we quietly absorb, and why reconnecting with your younger self might actually help you move forward.

    Then Annah brings a very real SOS: What the heck are the shy girlies wearing to a cool-girl 29th birthday party?

    Expect skirts, combat boots, a little proportion experimentation—and a reminder that finding your style again doesn’t mean becoming someone new.

    For more style advice, visit dia.com/SOS

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    1 時間 7 分
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