Have you learned more about style just from working [with Lou Eyrich, Glee’s costume designer]?
Chris: Being on the show has been the hugest education for me as far as the fashion industry goes. When we started the Pilot, I had no idea who Marc Jacobs was, and Lou almost fainted when I told her that. But no, she’s been an amazing teacher, teaching me who Dior and Gucci is. And we have so much fun in our fittings.
Lou: He wears it so well. He’s such a good sport when we put him in the craziest stuff. He’s like, ‘I wouldn’t wear it outside of the room, but okay. This is great.’
Chris: I love it when we walk into a fitting and we see something we both just laugh hysterically at.
Lou: Then we know it’s good.
Chris: Right. And I love - I think the best quote we’ve ever had during a fitting was, “Chris, are you worried that your fringe will get caught in your sequins?”
Lou: He does have the record long fittings. His fittings are always the longest.
Chris: Like I said, we bring snacks, ‘cause we’d pass out.
How long was the longest fitting?
Lou: Four and a half.
Wow. That’s a lot.
Chris: Yeah.

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