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Celebrity Stylists Sound Off on Finding Power in Reclaiming Fashion: ‘Who You Are Gets to Evolve’ | Video
The WrapStory by Loree Seitz
scrn logline
Hollywood's top stylists reveal how reclaiming fashion empowers women to define their own narratives and unleash their true selves.
beat sheet
- Lalaluxe founder Nicole Pollard Bayme says women like Joan Didion used to view fashion as 'armor' when entering male-dominated fields, but now they can dress however they please.
- Stylist Karla Welch, whose clients include Tracee Ellis Ross and Olivia Wilde, believes fashion is a tool for women to 'evolve' and show the world 'who you are.'
call sheet
Nicole Pollard Bayme, Joan Didion, Tracee Ellis Ross, Olivia Wilde, Lalaluxe