- Lindsay Lohan.
Did you get that whisper (laughs)?
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Hey guys, we're Zack and Jamie
and we are Celebrity Stylists.
And we're here with BuzzFeed to play a game of
'Never Have I Ever.'
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Never Have I Ever disliked something the other was wearing.
- Oh, you probably have, I'm sure.
(laughs)
- I don't think I actually have.
Oh, Jamie has this pimp coat actually,
I don't dislike it, I just find it funny.
Or were you just wearing it one day at work off the rail?
- No, I actually bought it, but I make myself sick in it,
so I just had to give it away the other day.
I gave it to charity because I wore it once,
and I was like feeling myself, and then the other day
I put it on and (murmurs) was like who are you?
- Have you ever like disliked anything I've worn?
- No I haven't, I think you're pretty boring,
so I just, no I'm joking (laughs).
Never Have I Ever been asked to style someone for free.
All the time, everybody asks you to style them for free.
Especially when you're starting out,
and they give you the speil that it's good exposure
and blah, blah, blah.
- I mean I get it, like budgets are tight
and you have helped friends et cetera.
- We definitely work for free for some of the things
that we're passionate about and--
- I would say we still do with our clients.
- This industry, unfortunately exploits people
that are up and coming or use artist power to say,
well you're getting to work with this person,
so if you gonna do it, you have to do it for free
and then you can use the credit.
But unfortunately that doesn't pay my bills, so yeah.
But I think there's give and take,
there's sometimes where we do work for free,
and it's warranted.
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But I think you have to definitely be aware
when someone is--
- Taking the piss. - Yeah.
- Never Have I Ever had friends ask me
for my opinion on their outfit just because I'm a stylist.
Every goddamned day (laughs).
Literally who's the worst for it, I'd say Maloy.
Will literally send me pictures daily.
- But now the difficult thing is
when people ask for style advice, and they're just friends,
like we're not just like personal shoppers.
Like we work to a brief, we work to an artist personality
who wants to project a certain image.
So when it's just Tina walking down the street,
and she wants to know what she should wear to a Christening.
- Yeah, like I got a Gatsby party, like what can I wear?
You're like--
- Yeah it's really difficult
to like put yourself in that mindset
and not put them in a leotard or something you know.
(laughs)
Never Have I Ever worked more than 12 hours in a day.
Well we talked about this
when we're going through our Lookbook.
We have worked almost 24 hour days, music video shoots--
- If not longer, I'm sure there've been longer ones.
- Yeah, music video shoots are exceptionally long.
They always wanna but they never run to time.
- Even times when we're busy in promo I would say.
We'd spend literally the entire shopping,
then we'd be back at the office,
and we'd be racking up and trying to make outfits
for your 15 promo looks that you need to do.
So there's quite often that we'd leave the office,
in busy periods, like gone 12 at night.
- Yeah there was a time where Little Mix were...
It was in the winter time,
and they were doing lots of promo.
I remember, didn't you sleep on--
- Oh, in the office, yeah.
- Yeah, slept in the office for like,
I came back, I went home for some reason.
I think I went back to shower.
And I came back and Zack just got a duvet
and slept on our office floor.
Never Have I Ever had a day at work
that was so stressful I cried or thought about quitting.
The only time I did get so stressed out,
I then cried the next day, out of happiness--
- On the train (laughs)
- On the train, in front of everyone.
Was when we did the "Little Mix, Shout Out to My Ex"
performance on "X Factor."
The Production of the show said
that Jesy couldn't wear that outfit she was wearing,
because it was too revealing,
and there was this whole battle back and forth
and we had no other option, and Jesy didn't wanna change.
So it was very stressful and then they eventually gave in.
However, when I was watching the live performance,
I was so stressed out and couldn't enjoy it.
And it was the same day that the "Little Mix" video came out
for "Shout Out to My Ex".
So, again, I was so in my head, didn't really take it in.
It was the first two things that we did with them,
so for me not to enjoy it
when they were coming out and they were live.
The next day I was on the train,
and I watched the video
and then the live performance back to back
and I just burst out in tears on the train.
And I think it was just like relief.
And I was like oh, we did do a good job,
like all that stress was for nothing.
- Never have I ever had a disagreement with a celeb
that I was styling.
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Can you think of anything?
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Oh (laughs), no.
(laughs)
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Lindsay Lohan.
Did you get that whisper?
(laughs)
(interviewer mumbles and laughs)
- I guess I can say, I wouldn't say it was a disagreement,
it was just something that I just--
- Yeah, it was maybe like a bit of an altercation,
a frosty moment. - Yeah.
(laughs)
- So I was shooting a Lookbook Collection
with a collaboration between
a fashion brand and Lindsay Lohan.
(laughs)
And it was the first time that I'd met her.
We were shooting with Rankin,
and it was the first time I was shooting with Rankin,
so I was very happy to be there.
So Lindsay put this outfit on
and it was a blazer and a shorts,
and she put her own Chanel belt over the top.
And then she was complaining
that you couldn't see the shorts.
And I just suggested
that when she gets in front of the camera,
she moves the shorts,
like she moves the blazer and she like plays around.
And she turned around to me,
and she said, "I've just met you, you need to simmer down."
And (laughs) I thought she was joking at first, so I laughed
and then realized she was being serious, and I was livid.
I was ready to take all those clothes,
all the jewelry that I'd brought, and shoes, and just leave.
- I would do anything for Lindsay to speak to me like that.
She can treat me however she wants.
- Well, she can teach me how to throw a pie at you,
and that's about it.
- Never Have I Ever thought and outfit I styled
looked good in real life,
but somehow looked terrible on photo's.
Oh yeah (laughs).
You know which one I'm thinking of?
- Mm hmm.
- Ah, it just happens, there's one that we did,
I'm not gonna name it and shame it.
I don't know, it just didn't work.
- It was an award show that we--
- We fitted the day before that they were leaving.
- In our defense, we were so busy, they were so busy,
that the inks were a nightmare.
And you didn't see it all together,
you didn't see what the finished outcome
was gonna look like.
And individually, the looks probably
would have looked great, kind of.
- Yeah, kind of, yeah, no they would.
- And then we just saw it and we were like, oh no!
- And in my defense, it I was there, if we were there,
we would have changed it on the spot.
- Never Have I Ever styled someone
who I was a fan of before I got the job.
We have a client called Nayo,
who I was very, very much into before we worked with her.
I actually asked the music label that she was with,
we have a good relationship with a few music labels,
and we just asked for the opportunity.
And loved her music, and we were like
please, please, please, let us work with Nayo.
And they (murmurs) to her and she said yes.
And we got to work with her--
- I'd say there's pretty much a rule
that we work and live by though.
Is we would probably only work with people
that we are fans of, that we're personally into.
Because then I feel like it's authentic
and you have that good connection.
- Yeah, for sure.
- Never Have I Ever said an outfit looked good,
even though I knew it didn't.
- (mumbles)
No, not every time.
- No, I would say I pretty much do it to people
like just randoms that ask me.
- I think, if I'm honest,
we worked on a TV Show
that had a lot of politics--
- X Factor.
- Sure.
(laughs) (mumbles)
And I think the powers that be,
would want you to put the contestants
in a certain thing that you probably wouldn't have chose--
- Well I feel like the thing there was,
we weren't their Head Stylists,
although we were Head of a Category,
we weren't a Head Stylist.
So we stuck to someone else's brief,
and ultimately someone else would have the final say.
Well, several people would have the final say.
- Yeah, but styling isn't just--
- Doing it and keeping people happy.
- It's not just about, there's like a psychology to it.
Like you need people to feel confident,
and if it honestly looked hideous, then I'd say no,
I'm sorry I can't, I can't lie to you.
Like I don't think this looks good,
but you're gonna have to wear it.
But, you know, you have to make sure people feel good
and you have to let them know, so.
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