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When Zac Posen’s company closed in 2019, he spent weeks sitting by the fire. He grieved in a way he never had before and watched social media fill with what felt like public epitaphs for a life he wasn’t done living. He...
About this Podcast:
Welcome to the ultimate insider's guide to the world of fashion, celebrity, and media—straight from the heart of Vogue. I’m Jill Demling and for nearly two decades I was the Entertainment Director of Vogue. I've booked over 200 American Vogue covers, 30 covers for British Vogue, and more than 50 covers worldwide. That's nearly 300 covers that shaped pop culture, defined fashion, and captured the zeitgeist. But those perfect images? They're just the tip of the iceberg. "Going Rogue" is your backstage pass to the moments that never made it to print. The stories from the photographers who captured magic, the stylists who created iconic looks, and the writers who know every secret. You'll hear about the celebrities, the shoots that almost didn't happen, and the untold drama behind fashion's most memorable moments. Remember "The Devil Wears Prada"? That fictional 11-month snapshot? I was there for the real story—I even hired the person the book was based on and appear on page
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What is Going Rogue about?
Welcome to the ultimate insider's guide to the world of fashion, celebrity, and media, straight from the heart of Vogue. I’m Jill Demling and for nearly two decades I was the Entertainment Director of Vogue. I've booked over 200 American Vogue covers, 30 covers for British Vogue, and more than 50 covers worldwide.
What has Going Rogue covered recently?
Recent episodes include "From House of Z to Gap Inc.: Zac Posen Goes Rogue" (30 October 2026, 107 minutes), "Edward Enninful on Building EE72, Six Rihanna Covers, and Life After British Vogue" (12 June 2026, 54 minutes), and ""Channel Your Best Andrea Sachs": Six Real Assistants of Vogue" (1 May 2026, 83 minutes).
How often does Going Rogue publish?
Going Rogue publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 96 minutes across 52 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Going Rogue?
Booking probability for Going Rogue is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Going Rogue requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Going Rogue's contact route on record: verified email.
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Jun 12, 202654 minS1<p>Jill sits down with Edward Enninful, the former British Vogue editor-in-chief who left the top of the masthead to build his own house. One year into EE72, the media and entertainment company he founded with his...
May 1, 20261h 23mS1<p>With The Devil Wears Prada 2 hitting theaters this week, Jill pulls together moments from six former guests who actually lived the job, assisting Anna Wintour, André Leon Talley, Tonne Goodman, and Vogue's other most...
Apr 24, 20261h 19mS1<p>In a role reversal, Ned Martel takes the mic to interview Jill about her two decades at Vogue, timed to the release of The Devil Wears Prada 2. As the assistant who hired Lauren Weisberger, and the woman who turns up...
Mar 13, 20261h 21mS1<p>(From the archive)<br> Jill chats with legendary journalist Jonathan Van Meter, whose byline has graced the pages of Vogue, Vanity Fair, and The New York Times. Jonathan pulls back the curtain on his extraordinary...
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Mar 6, 20261h 17mS1<p>In the Season one finale of Going Rogue, Jill Demling is joined by co-host Edward Barsamian to talk with Priyanka Chopra Jonas during her press tour for The Bluff, discussing her "pirate core" fashion choices...
Feb 27, 20261h 27mS1<p>Jill re-releases a chat with her friend and colleague Edward Barsamian to explore his fascinating decade-long journey through fashion media. Edward shares stories from his impressive career path, starting as a style...
Feb 20, 20262h 5mS1<p>In this special episode of Going Rogue, the tables are turned as Edward Barsamian steps in as host, putting Jill in the guest seat for an unscripted conversation. The two first met on a Vogue shoot with Blake Lively...
Feb 13, 20261h 42mS1<p>Jill sits down with stylist Natasha Royt, who cut her teeth under two of fashion's most formidable editors, Phyllis Posnick and Camilla Nickerson. Natasha takes us inside her years at Vogue, where she worked...
Feb 6, 20261h 46mS1<p>Karen Elson shares her remarkable journey from an unconventional supermodel to a musician, activist, and aspiring actor. Known for her signature pale skin, red hair, and unique beauty, Karen made waves in the fashion...
Jan 30, 20261h 22mS1<p>Jill sits down with visionary creative director Nicola Formichetti for an conversation about his journey through the fashion world. Known for his work with Lady Gaga, his tenure at Diesel, and his current role at MAC...
Jan 23, 20261h 49mS1<p>Jill chats with Stefan Beckman, one of fashion's most influential set designers. Over 25 years, Beckman has created unforgettable environments for Marc Jacobs, Chanel, Prada, and Louis Vuitton while collaborating...
Jan 16, 20261h 46mS1<p>Jill sits down with writer and editor, Ned Martel, who shares his experiences working with two of the most daring magazine experiments of our time, George Magazine with John F. Kennedy Jr., and Men's Vogue under Jay...
Jan 9, 20262h 32mS1<p>For over four decades, Paul Cavaco has been fashion's invisible hand, the editor who shapes the iconic images we see but rarely thinks about who made them possible. In this episode, Jill sits down with Paul to talk...
Episode #38
Revisiting Tonne Goodman's Vogue Legacy
Jan 2, 20261h 23mS1<p>Note: This re-released episode from June 2025 features Tonne Goodman, longtime fashion director at American Vogue who styled over 200 covers, most with Jill. Tonne witnessed fashion's seismic shift from...
Dec 26, 20251h 54mS1<p>Jill chats with Francelle Daly, a renowned New Orleans-born makeup artist whose journey to the top was fueled by pure hustle and determination. Beginning her career at the Saks makeup counter, Francelle quickly...
Dec 19, 20251h 34mS1<p>Join Jill for a conversation with iconic image maker Nick Knight. For over 40 years, Knight has redefined fashion imagery, working with i-D, Vogue, and W. From documenting street culture and collaborating with Yohji...
Dec 12, 20252h 15mS1<p>Jill talks with Garren, the legendary hairstylist who shaped fashion history over five decades. From his modest beginnings in a basement salon in Niagara Falls to becoming a fixture at Bergdorf Goodman and a trusted...
Dec 5, 202543 minS1<p>Note: This is a re-released episode from June 2025. When Jill sat down with Versha Sharma, she was Editor-in-Chief of Teen Vogue. Since then, Condé Nast has folded Teen Vogue into vogue.com, eliminating the masthead...
Nov 28, 20251h 48mS1<p>Jill speaks with iconic artist and photographer Steven Klein for an intimate exploration of his groundbreaking career. Renowned for his transgressive, culturally resonant imagery, Klein discusses his new book 'Steven...
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