Troye Sivan’s Fashion Week Look? Librarian-Chic

Vogue

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00:00Here we have the invite to the Prada show.

00:10So I'm feeling really good. I slept from 11.30 p.m. till 8.00. I feel great and

00:17today we're getting ready for the Prada show in Milan. This is for winter 25. The

00:23Prada shows are always just like such a spectacle and it feels like an honor

00:27every time to be in the room when it's happening. It feels like it's really

00:31really cool to be able to say that you were there you know. I'm already a

00:34creature of habit but I have like the same Milan trip every time I come

00:37because I stay here and then I go to the same incredible restaurant every time.

00:43Yeah it's always fun. So after Sweat Tour I went back to Australia and toured

00:48Australia. We did Australia, New Zealand and then that went into the holidays and

00:52I was just like at home. And then I went back to LA like just before the fires

00:57and everything. So I've been kind of like it's been a crazy few weeks over there.

01:01I use Prada as like sort of a North Star. Just kind of like to me the core values

01:08of it. It really does feel so modern but at the same time just so so so classic.

01:14It's this like timeless effortless cool that I think is like probably the

01:18hardest kind of cool to achieve. I'm really excited as well because I brought

01:22today, he's not in this room right now, but my bestie songwriter friend Leland.

01:28We write like all of my music together and I think one of the things that I

01:31love most about like coming to these shows, I've brought my mum to one, I

01:35brought my little brother to one, I brought my sister to one. It's it's

01:38really fun for me to be able to kind of like share this with with people and

01:41especially kind of going into the album making process that we're about to start

01:44I think that he's gonna be really inspired. Thanks Prada.

01:48Shout out Prada.

01:54Do we meet? I think we met for the first time in Cannes. Yeah we met in Cannes the

01:58first time. We had a talk before but we met for the first time in Cannes for sure.

02:02Yeah yeah. I know that there's a photo of us walking down the street. Yeah I think

02:07Troy's personal style is organic, natural. He dresses how he wants every day. It's

02:13quite messy too, but that's what makes it like cool to me because he would just

02:17like put on whatever he feels like and that's like the biggest characteristic

02:21of his style. My favourites would be a McQueen look that we did in Cannes, the

02:27Valentino looks that they did custom for him in Cannes. On tour there's like

02:32hundred looks that I loved that we collaborated with so many like small

02:36designers and they were all amazing. I wouldn't even know where to start from.

02:39And then with Prada at LACMA he wore this like blue shirt cropped from this

02:46spring-summer collection that was beautiful and I think it was like a

02:49moment to me. I have prescription glasses that I've never worn. I've never worn to like an event

02:54before. I mean I can see fine without them but but I know I love, no I mean I

02:59have an astigmatism. I feel like people always think that it's just like

03:04plastic, you know what I mean? No, they're real. Where are they? Oh, here they are.

03:10Like I wear them mostly just at night or when I'm driving or reading or whatever but so many

03:14styling tips that I've learned from Mark. Actually I hear Mark's voice in my head

03:17like pretty much every day when I'm getting dressed. He's like, that hat again?

03:21Because I wear, I love a good like basic that I will absolutely rinse for

03:28years at a time. I've taken a lot of fashion risks over the years. Everything

03:33from wearing a dress to the Met Gala, that was fun. On tour, the initial plan

03:39was to have like kind of three versions of the show and within those three

03:44versions there would be kind of like you know a sort of amount of changes but we

03:48could kind of alternate between those three versions of the show every night.

03:51Cut to the fitting, I think we ended up with 80 something looks total. It was

03:57basically like a completely different show every night and Charlie did the

04:00same so there was so many clothes on that tour, like so many clothes. I mean

04:06some of them were like insanely risky. I think there's one that we all call

04:10sparkly dick. It was like chapped legs with a sort of like rhinestone speedo.

04:17Yeah, it was crazy. If I get to keep this look, which I hope that I do, I would love

04:23to keep this leather jacket. I feel like I'll keep this for like my son, you know

04:27what I mean? Or then also I love, love, love, love, love these shoes. Yeah, I think the

04:32show's gonna feel super industrial.

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