10 people to follow on Clubhouse right now, according to Vogue

Clubhouse might be the new kid on the social media block, but it’s already been downloaded an estimated 10m times globally since its launch in April 2020. Now, life before the invite-only audio app seems like a distant memory. What did we do with our evenings before entering its ‘rooms’,Hoping to hear SpaceX and Tesla’s Elon Musk discussing life on Mars, or Lindsay Lohan talking to blogger Perez Hilton? In 2021, nothing gets a topic trending on Twitter quite like a Clubhouse chat.The app is the brainchild of Silicon Valley entrepreneur Paul Davison and ex-Google employee Rohan Seth, and while it’s still in the beta-testing stage, it’s helped satiate lockdown boredom, replacing Instagram deep-dives with moderated talks and discussions. Listeners can opt in and out of rooms created by hosts and guest speakers—one minute you might find yourself in one with Drake, the next you might be auditioning for a part in the hit musical Hamilton (true story).For those particularly attuned to fashion, though, the app is great for industry intel. Case in point: Milan-based brand The Attico took to Clubhouse on 23 February, as founders Giorgia Tordini and Gilda Ambrosio discussed their genderless capsule collection, Life at Large—and members…
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