[door rattles]
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- Oh, it's Vogue.
I'm Cole Sprouse.
Come get ready with me for the Vogue World event.
Come on.
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I like to start my day dunking my face into a bowl of ice.
I'm told that it tightens your skin.
I have no idea.
I just know that I like it.
It kind of makes me feel cool.
[Cole exhales]
I don't know what you were thinking about
when the video was silent and my face was in the bowl,
but I was thinking about a lot.
Anyhow, let's go get my makeup done.
Here we are to start the facial routine.
We're going to go with a strawberry eye patch.
They make 'em in different flavors,
but today I'll be going with the strawberry.
We just did a little trim.
I had a bit of a mullet before.
I'm not too precious about my hair.
If I feel like it fits what I am doing professionally,
I'm willing to dye it.
I'm willing to buzz it.
I'm willing to cut it or grow it out.
With the black hair that I had for "Riverdale,"
they were like, "It's fine if you go blonde
and you go with your natural hair color."
And I said, "No, no. We should definitely dye it black
like the character has in the digest."
I kept that for a long time, and honestly,
now that the show is finished,
it's nice to be able to sort of shed that
and go back to my natural color and my natural look
and sort of blend in a bit more anonymously.
I had the pleasure of being styled yesterday
by a guy named Harry, who is Harry Styles' stylist,
named Harry, and he styles so I found out
that Harry Styles has a Harry stylist.
- Skincare.
- Yes. - What do you usually do?
- Sometimes I do a little touchup
under the eyes for those big bags.
Some facial moisturizer, some blemish stuff
if we've got any blemishes.
I like to keep it kind of light and natural.
- [Makeup Artist] Quite a natural tan already.
- You hear that guys?
I don't wear enough sunscreen probably.
That would be one of the routines
I should probably start implementing a little more.
Facial hair is only a recent part of my life.
It was blonde, very blonde for a long time.
I looked a little peach fuzzy.
I looked like a face out of focus.
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Twins kind of go through these identity crises
at key parts of their life where they either decide
to become the same style thing
and they're like the shining twins.
Or they decide to take a really hard stance
away from each other's personal styles.
My brother and I, we have our separate friend groups.
We have our separate styles.
We have all this, blah, blah, blah.
But we did the twin thing for a long time.
My brother and I were put into little matching outfits,
like sailor outfits and things.
It was incredibly embarrassing for the two of us.
[doorman whistles]
Okay, hair and makeup is done,
so it is time to get dressed.
I wonder where my outfit is.
Must be that one.
Let's grab it. [hangers clacking]
I'm not gonna spoil anything, but I'm gonna get ready.
So you guys gotta leave for a little bit.
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Oh, it's Vogue.
I'm wearing Simone Rocha and it comes with a sash.
I've never worn a sash before, so let's try it out.
Little bit like a cape.
My style personally is a lot more paired down.
I think oftentimes when I work with a stylist,
they're trying to put me in things that are a little
more cutting edge which really works for me
because I'm not as familiar with that world.
So I oftentimes need the help of a professional
to be like, "Hey, this is really cool. This is runway.
This is coming out from this season right here.
No one's worn this yet."
My personal style is kind of my dad's style.
He's automotive repair, so it's boots,
blue jeans, and usually a sweaty tank top.
I like to be functional
so I don't really complicate it too much.
Okay, that's it.
No accessories, no scent, just the smell of me, Cole.
And the sweat on my skin at the Vogue World event
which we're going to right now.
I'm one of the shining twins.
My brother's waiting around the corner
in the exact same outfit.
- [Passerby 1] You look like Johnny Depp.
- Hey, thanks.
Must be the fake teeth.
[elevator doors rattle]
- [Passerby 2] Hi, Dylan.
- Very close.
Some guy outside said, "Hi, Dylan."
I do get a little nervous before red carpets.
It's a lot of attention at once and flashing lights,
so I always end up doing something goofy, like a thumbs up.
Some people really are good at it.
Some people look fierce on the red carpet.
Not been my personal experience.
All right guys, thank you so much for joining me.
I'm off to the event.
You guys have a good night.
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