I want to start with this one because it
looks like, [CLEARS THROAT] I might take this home.
[LAUGHS]
OK, I want this too, Mr. Orville.
You can definitely borrow that as well.
This is--
I like that you say "borrow" and not "have."
[LAUGHS]
You can wear to the VMAs, [BLEEP]..
Just bring it back.
[UPBEAT MUSIC]
Hello, world.
It's your girl, Mo Heart.
You know me for turning looks on RuPaul's Drag Race.
I am an international superstar, darling.
Now, I'm bringing you into the closets of music's biggest
stars.
We're walking in to their wardrobe.
Wear these together, and then you can wear the brown costume
then.
Yeah.
And walking out with the story behind some of their most
iconic looks.
It's The Walk In, honey.
Howdy, y'all.
And welcome to the Wild, Wild West.
I'm Mo Heart.
And today, we're meeting the masked cowboy
himself, Orville Peck.
Don't you just love the studio and set life?
Orville Peck made a splashy entrance onto the country music
scene with his debut album, Pony,
and has been a mystery man ever since.
Now I love a man of mystery.
So, let's go find him and see what he has for us today.
Come on.
Ohh!
Hey!
It's the mystery man.
[LAUGHS]
How are you?
Good.
And you?
I'm very well.
I'm great.
You look amazing.
Thank you.
You look amazing.
Like a little Poison Ivy vibe.
Well, you know, very very bad.
You have a few fabulous things that I've
stalked on your Instagram.
[LAUGHS] That's true.
And a few fabulous masks.
And I wanted to know--
see if you would like to just leave with me.
Let's go.
I'd love to show you.
Really?
OK.
Let's go.
OK, let's go.
Run.
[LAUGHS]
Oh, my gosh. (SINGING) Orville.
(SPEAKING) Look at all of this!
Yeah, there's a lot going on here.
Before we get started, I want to know
did you come out in fashion when you popped out [BLEEP] or what?
Where did you get all of this essence from?
Honestly, I've always been a fan of style
more than fashion, style rather than brands necessarily.
OK, so let's jump on back to the rewind.
Let's find out where you were before we find out
where you're going.
OK?
Now I want to start with this one
because it looks like [CLEARS THROAT] I
might take this home.
[LAUGHS] So that's my custom Dior
that I wore to the Grammys.
Oh, it's Dior.
It's Dior.
Put this on the side over there, please.
[LAUGHS] It was the last Grammys before COVID.
And actually, they made this incredible dove wing hat
to go with it.
Oh, and the pants to go with it!
What size is your waist?
I think 32 or something.
We'll just let the seam out.
Yeah, we could alter it.
It's fine.
And you said when you have an all-Dior moment,
you call it a what?
A "Dior-ville."
"Dior-ville."
Oh!
Now when you were a young queer individual,
did you think that your future would end up here?
I think everyone who knew me as a kid knew
that I was definitely going to be a performer because I
was running around the house singing and crazy little kid.
How did you decide to go the step further and actually
have something different and unique about yourself, which
is being a mysterious man?
I've loved country music my whole life,
Dolly Parton, or Johnny Cash, or Willie Nelson.
And back then, I feel like there was a real cross of sincerity
and authenticity in the music but then
kind of like these huge, larger-than-life bigger
personifications of who they are.
I actually always kind of compare it to drag in a way.
Yes!
It's not like a costume or a character necessarily.
It's more like taking who you are at your core
and making it like the biggest version of it.
So it's almost the most sincere thing.
Specifically with like the mask and that, who I am at my core
is kind of a private person, used
to have a hard time being vulnerable
in songwriting and kind of putting myself out there
in that kind of authentic way.
And so this is kind of the big, artistic blown
up version of essentially what's a really private part of me.
I love that.
OK, I want this too, Mr. Orville.
You can definitely borrow that as well.
This is--
I like that you say "borrow" and not "have."
[LAUGHS]
You wear to the VMAs [BLEEP].
Just bring it back.
So this is custom by my friend Christian Cowan.
The?
The Christian Cowan.
We did two sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden
opening for Harry Styles.
And of course, I take a lot of inspiration
from the Lone Ranger.
You are fabulous!
OK, now tell me what is this?
This is giving a little Skittles, Reading Rainbow,
little--
Right.
This is a play we did on an old Elvis jacket.
It was by my stylist Cathy Hahn and also
a designer called Ashton Michael.
We made it for my music video with Shania Twain
for a song called "Legends Never Die."
The Shania Twain?
The Shania Twain, my dear friend.
I get to say that now very proudly.
Lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely.
This floral arrangement is giving me the goodness.
This is also by my stylist, Cathy.
And this was for a music video for my song "Summertime."
These are all painstakingly sewn on--
the bigger ones by hand.
And it's a whole crazy thing.
Oh, they really like you.
They like me, yeah.
Hand-stitching, baby.
That is like an OG for real.
Now this is very different, out of the collection.
Right.
Could be a dad of four kids.
You know?
This is when I did the Ivy Park Rodeo campaign with--
Oh, this is Beyonce.
This is Miss Beyonce.
Put this over there.
[LAUGHS]
Custom Dior suits, working with Beyonce.
Name what else you want to do.
Just throw it out there.
She's the first person who got me to actually show
the bridge of my nose for the first time, which--
Oh, so you're throwing up gang signs.
[LAUGHS]
So you went to Snoop Dogg over here in the Crips.
Right.
Exactly.
For any of the Bloods watching, I'm just modeling this,
but I am not affiliated.
OK?
They said, we're so sorry you can't keep the hat
because Beyonce owns it.
And I said, yeah, that seems to me--
Since when does she ever strap--
I'd be like, "Girl, buy a new one!
[BLEEP] this is mine."
OK?
I lived.
There's a fabulous show that I was watching with my friends--
it's kind of trending--
called Euphoria.
Yeah.
And there's this certain man that has a very specific voice.
I said, ahh, was that you?
That was me.
Yes, yes.
And is this the look from your first?
Yeah, this is from my first album, Pony.
So that's what that song "Dead of Night" is from.
Dior, Dior, Dior, Beyonce, Euphoria.
Baby, the Lord is on you.
Holy Ghost, give me some.
OK?
Just give me some.
Well, look, let's jump on over to the future things
because this show the fringe.
Come on, talk to me about this.
Well, this is-- as you can see, there's
some wires hanging out of this.
And it has a hat to match.
So we had the suit light up in the middle of the song.
Were you afraid of sweating and getting electrocuted?
That would have been my first thing.
I wasn't, but it was brought up a lot.
Yeah.
[LAUGHS]
[LAUGHS] Get this in a boomerang, right?
I live.
Now, Mr. Orville, I see with my little brown eye
a little [CLEARS THROAT] brown cow.
Oh, a little brown studding.
Ohh!
Exactly.
These are like the cousin of these ones for you.
Yeah, and you keep these one real
nice because the regular cow--
Yeah, we got to wear these together,
and then you can wear the brown cow studding.
And I wore these recently in a music video as well.
And yeah, it's the same designer.
Yeah, it's Paul Kaufman.
Please tell me what this gold number is.
So this is custom Chrome Hearts that they
made for me for the album.
We don't actually even get to hang on to this.
They have to keep it in some vault somewhere.
[LAUGHS]
So they made it for you.
You paid for it.
It comes with a crazy mask, and belt, and everything.
[CLEARS THROAT] No, no, no, no, no.
You paid, and they get to keep?
I didn't pay anything.
Oh, OK!
Well, no, no, give it back.
OK, OK, OK.
Which was very nice of them.
The mask too is--
chain's gold.
Is that the belt that goes with it?
That's the belt that goes with it, yeah.
Oh, my God.
It's really crazy.
[BLEEP] can you imagine?
I told you to clean up your room.
[LAUGHS]
[LAUGHS] Now you have all of these lovely belt buckles.
It's a small part of my collection.
A small part?
Just something sensible.
Oh!
So cute.
Oh, my God.
That looks so good.
I would love to show up to Trunks in one of these.
OK?
[LAUGHS] Anyway, Orville, I want to know before we leave,
[CLEARS THROAT] will you give me a little--
Oh, a little-- let me see here.
I'm not sure if we're in tune here.
Let's check it out.
(SINGING) Brown cow stunning, You are sensation.
Brown cow stunning--
(SINGING) To every nation.
(SPEAKING) Right?
That would be up there like (SINGING) to every na--
We'll work on it.
We'll get in the studio.
Now here you go-- you have the face mask,
so what would my thing be?
You know what?
I've only let one other person wear my mask.
Jimmy Kimmel wore it.
I thought you were about to say Jim Carrey.
[LAUGHS] I was like--
You and Jimmy Kimmel are the first two.
OK, let's take a photo.
OK,
Oh, you're wearing your mask already.
[LAUGHS]
My mask never comes off.
I was like, when are you going to put yours on?
[WHIP SNAPPING AND THUNDER SOUNDING]
Orville, this has been so much fun.
Thank you so much for letting us walk into your wardrobe
and walk out with stories, and finding out so much about you.
Legendary children, thank you so much for watching The Walk In.
Make sure you subscribe to Amazon Music
to check out Orville Peck's new album Bronco.
OK?
Thank you, Mo.
I appreciate it.
Thank you.
Oh, my gosh.
Yes.
And the Dior?
Yeah.
Well, should we go to the studio?
Yeah, let's go.
Let's work on that song.
Come on.
We're going to get the--
(SINGING) Brown cow stunning--
EMTs.
Thank you so much for watching.
Click here to subscribe to Amazon Music,
and click here to watch more episodes of The Walk In.
And you can click here to listen to Bronco.
Right now on Amazon Music.
Yes.
See you next time.
Bye.