Selling Sunset lately dropped season 6, and the drama is again on. Chrishell Stause is in some other feud. This time, with Nicole Young. Even Nick Cannon's baby mama Bre Tiesi got into a fight with Chelsea Lazkani — "ally" of Christine Quinn, former solid member and "the show's mean girl."
Speaking of Quinn, she's considered one of the stars that actually set the tone for impractical fashion in the Oppenheim Group. From pricey couture to chair purses that don't truly cling anything else, the realtor never held back with regards to all issues style.
Even now that she's left, the remainder of the realtors nonetheless display out with their fancy outfits like Lazkani's impossible-to-sit-on, belt mini skirt. That scene has now long past viral on-line, and enthusiasts can not assist however surprise how those realtors do their jobs in such restrictive garments.
Recently, a stylist on Selling Sunset set the record immediately on why the solid all the time seems to be in bra tops and Met Gala-level work garments. Here's the fact behind the show's glam choices, in addition to its price range.
Who Pays For Selling Sunset's Glam & Wardrobe?
In a recent TikTok Q&A, enthusiasts requested Lazkani if the display will pay for their glam and dresser. "Do we get a wardrobe budget? Do we have stylists? Does anyone pay for our clothes? Do we get glam for filming? We get this question a lot," she said in the clip, before pointing out: "We do not get a wardrobe or glam budget."
She added that "this is very standard in reality TV," explaining that "this is reality TV, you come as you please. On Selling Sunset, we definitely turn up for y'all. We turn it up, we are definitely glam girls, we love to be in glam, we love to bring the fashion." That's why they pay for their own glam team.
"It is out of our own pocket. No wardrobe budget, no one pays for our glam, nobody pays for our outfits," she reiterated. She then joked: "That's why if you see me looking crazy, it’s my fault and my fault only." Quinn up to now revealed that she'd spend $1,000 a day on her hair and makeup alone.
"When it comes to the show, I don't do my own hair. I do my own makeup because I love doing it," she stated. "The full start to finish, including wardrobe, is around two and a half to three hours. My glam isn't cheap, either — $1,000 a day, if I go all out. It's expensive to look this cheap." It positive is.
Why Is The Selling Sunset Cast Always Wearing Over-The-Top Outfits?
Recently, LA-based stylist Sammie M told Vice about what is going on behind the scenes of the show. He works with Mary Fitzgerald and Amanza Smith, as well as the other realtors if they're in a "fashion emergency." He mentioned that "they're all like, in competition," therefore the over-the-top outfits.
"Basically, all the girls are out for themselves, and they're just trying to step it up because now, the way social media is, you have to step it up," he stated of the women' social media-driven taste alternatives. He even shared that every other forged member had reached out to him for his services and products for long run seasons as a result of she desires to "take it up a notch."
"It's becoming a show where everybody watches the clothes, pretty much," he defined. "Some people now, instead of watching for the houses, they're watching for the fashion." Sammie noted that there is a large number of trade behind these outfits.
"Ever since I started [on Selling Sunset], Instagram meme pages and closets have reached out to me asking 'What season is this outfit that they're wearing? Where is it from?' so they can add it to their Instagram post," he stated.
"I put Amanza in Ivy Park and Adidas reached out asking to send me more stuff for the show." He added that "the girls want to coordinate their look with the type of brands they want to work with, because brands will pay a client $20-30,000 to post one Instagram in one of their outfits to generate sales."
As for the budget, he additionally showed that the stars spend their very own money with regards to glam and cloth cabinet. "I'm not going to name names," Sammie mentioned, "but some girls will pay between $5,000 to $10,000 for a custom-made outfit. Sometimes more. But we're in Hollywood, and there's a lot of access to rentals."
When requested about the shiny, neon garments, Sammie said: "I'm not going to lie. They do dress like that. People in LA are very colorful, very fashionable. It’s bright, you’re living in the sun. It's like that. And they're selling these million-dollar homes, working with celebrity clients, TV personalities, people working in fashion."
"So it is over the top, but still very much into what they're characterizing on the show." Regarding the sequin bras, he just mentioned, "Well, LA is hot."
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