The Run-Through with Vogue: Episode Summary

Episode Title: Calling all Tygers! Tyla is British Vogue’s March Cover Star
Release Date: February 20, 2025
Hosts: Chioma Nnadi (Head of British Vogue) and Chloe Malle (Editor of Vogue.com)
Guest: Tyla, British Vogue’s March Cover Star

1. Episode Overview

In this vibrant episode of The Run-Through with Vogue, hosts Chioma Nnadi and Chloe Malle dive deep into the latest happenings within the Vogue universe. The conversation seamlessly transitions from recent high-profile events like the BAFTAs and Saturday Night Live's 50th Anniversary to an exclusive interview with Tyla, British Vogue’s March cover star. The episode is a blend of fashion insights, celebrity news, and an intimate look into Tyla's burgeoning career.

2. Celebrating the New British Vogue Cover

Choma Nnadi expresses her enthusiasm about Tyla’s first Vogue cover, emphasizing its vibrant and celebratory nature.

Choma Nnadi [00:28]: "I really love how it pops... Tyler was such a joy to work with. She just has, like, star power."

She highlights the collaborative atmosphere on set, noting Tyla's dedication and the creative input from Raf Pavarotti, the photographer.

Choma Nnadi [00:42]: "Anything that the photographer wanted to do, she did... There was all this kind of artificial rain in the studio."

Liam Hess adds his admiration for the dynamic on-set experience, noting how the energy translated into the final photos.

Liam Hess [01:35]: "Sometimes when you see a shoot, you can see it was an exciting, dynamic, collaborative on set experience."

3. Highlights from Recent High-Profile Events

The hosts and their guest, Fumi Feto, discuss a whirlwind of events that unfolded over the weekend:

• BAFTAs Afterparty: Choma hosted the unofficial official BAFTAs afterparty, featuring stars like Adrien Brody, Mikey Madison, Cynthia Erivo, and Harris Dickinson. The event was filled with glamour and accolades, including Adrien Brody proudly showcasing his BAFTA award.

  Choma Nnadi [08:19]: "Our hosts, Adrien Brody, Mikey Madison, Cynthia Erivo, and Harris Dickinson... Two of them won BAFTAs."

• Saturday Night Live's 50th Anniversary: Celebrated with a grand concert at Radio City Music Hall, featuring performances by Cher, Backstreet Boys, and other iconic artists. The event culminated in a black-tie special at Studio 8H, honoring Lorne Michaels with nostalgic performances and reunions.

  Choma Nnadi [11:30]: "Can we talk about Emma Stone's popcorn dress?... it's funny, it's SNL."

• White Lotus Premiere in Bangkok: Liam Hess, the Living Editor, provided an exclusive recap of the premiere held in Bangkok, highlighting the star-studded event and the overwhelming popularity of Lisa from Blackpink in her native Thailand.

  Fumi Feto [03:42]: "Lisa from Blackpink... people were screaming for her... an army of security guards."

Fumi Feto shares anecdotes from the premiere, including interactions with stars like Patrick Schwarzenegger and the unique challenges of filming in Thailand's heat without air conditioning.

Fumi Feto [06:55]: "They were filming scenes... in their beds in like 30, well, 35 degree heat."

4. Exclusive Interview with Tyla: British Vogue’s March Cover Star

The heart of the episode is an in-depth conversation with Tyla, exploring her journey, artistry, and experiences leading up to her Vogue cover debut.

a. The Vogue Cover Shoot

Choma Nnadi praises Tyla’s energy and collaborative spirit during the shoot.

Choma Nnadi [18:07]: "You brought so much energy... playful... totally out of this world."

Tyla shares her excitement and the fun atmosphere on set, working closely with Raf Pavarotti and feeling integral to the creative process.

Tyla [18:43]: "I felt really like in it. So on the day, it was fun to just play with everybody and, yeah, just have fun."

b. Tyla’s Rise in the Music Industry

Choma delves into Tyla's impressive achievements, including her Grammy win and the release of her debut album.

Choma Nnadi [24:18]: "You were the youngest African artist to win a Grammy in 2024... what's that experience been like for you?"

Tyla reflects on the highs and challenges of sudden fame, emphasizing the support from her sister and crew.

Tyla [24:18]: "There's a lot of difficult things... but the upsides are just... I just love it."

c. Balancing Fame and Personal Life

Tyla discusses the importance of her sister in keeping her grounded amidst the whirlwind of success.

Tyla [26:05]: "Having my sister with me is really fun because she's also able to check me when I need to be checked."

She recounts memorable moments from performances, particularly her emotional connection to Johannesburg.

Tyla [28:22]: "I really wanted to do something for South Africa, for home, for Africa... the show out was literally insane."

d. Musical Influences and Future Projects

Choma and Tyla explore her musical roots and her vision for future projects beyond music, including acting and fashion collaborations.

Choma Nnadi [35:20]: "Do you have an idea of what your sort of dream project would be?"

Tyla [47:04]: "I really want to act... create a few pieces in collaboration with a brand I really love."

She emphasizes her desire to blur genre lines and maintain creative freedom.

Tyla [34:59]: "Who cares what box it's in? If it's good, it's good."

e. Fashion Forward: Tyla’s Style Evolution

Choma highlights Tyla’s fearless approach to fashion, referencing her iconic Baumau look at the Met Gala.

Choma Nnadi [38:19]: "You went viral with that look... you really went viral with that look."

Tyla discusses her evolving relationship with fashion, integrating it more deeply into her music and performances.

Tyla [39:44]: "I'm incorporating it more in my world, in my creative and with my music."

She candidly shares her fashion regrets, showcasing her authentic and ever-evolving style.

Tyla [42:03]: "Have a lot of fashion regrets... but it's okay."

5. Fashion Insights and Upcoming Releases

The episode also touches upon ongoing fashion trends and upcoming collaborations. Tyla hints at her aspirations to create a perfume line and expand her influence in the fashion industry.

Tyla [48:09]: "I really want to create like a few pieces in collaboration with this brand I really love... like some lip gloss, body oil."

6. Conclusion and Production Credits

The episode wraps up with acknowledgments of the production team and a final nod to eBay's advertisement, seamlessly integrating sponsorship messages into the content flow.

Choma Nnadi [50:41]: "EBay. Things people love."

Production Team:
Produced by Chelsea Daniel, Alex DePalma, and Joanna Solotaro. Engineered by Jake Loomis, Luke Moseley, and James Yost. Mixed by Mike Kutchman. Executive Producer: Stephanie Karaoke. Head of Global Audio: Chris Bannon.

7. Key Takeaways

• Tyla's Ascension: From her Grammy win to her debut on the British Vogue cover, Tyla exemplifies the modern artist balancing immense success with personal authenticity.

• Dynamic Events Coverage: The episode provides an exclusive look into major cultural events, highlighting the interconnectedness of fashion, music, and film.

• Fashion and Music Fusion: Tyla's journey illustrates the seamless blend of fashion and music, showcasing how artists today are redefining their creative expressions across multiple platforms.

• Future Endeavors: With aspirations in acting and fashion collaborations, Tyla is poised to continue her trajectory as a multifaceted superstar.

Stay tuned to The Run-Through with Vogue for more exclusive interviews, fashion insights, and the latest in the world of Vogue.