'I always go into a store to buy jeans.'
"We looked like a weird old boy band," says the fashion expert about outfit-twinning with the fellow "Queer Eye" Fab Five.Author:Fawnia Soo HooPublish date:Jan 23, 2019We all buy clothes, but no two people shop the same. It can be a social experience, and a deeply personal one; at times, it can be impulsive and entertaining, at others, purpose-driven, a chore.
France also spreads his fashion-as-therapy approach to the world through his upcoming book, "Naturally Tan: A Memoir," out in May, a delightful Netflix-synergistic shopping sesh with "Patriot Act" host Hasan Minhaj — if you haven't watched, you absolutely need to — and his role as Stylist-at-Large at American Eagle, where he heads for his slim-fit jeans.
"I prefer to shop in-store just because I love the experience of going into a store, actually feeling the fabric and trying things on in the fitting room. However, that's when I'm in New York or Los Angeles or London. If I'm in my home in Salt Lake City, the shopping isn't as great. Shock shock, horror horror, I know. You don't have a huge selection, so then I shop online. So I do like to do both, depending on which city I'm living in.
Honestly, I don't think it's a conscious effort we make to influence each other. I just think we are so engrossed in each other's lives at this point, when we turn up on set, if we see something that one of us is wearing that we like, we'll get the stylist to get something similar. None of us feel competition when it comes to style or fashion, thankfully, so we all just want each other to look great.
I actually don't see myself as having a certain style. I know that the people who watch our show — or the media — think I have a certain style and it's a floral button-up short sleeve shirt and a French Tuck. I usually do French Tuck. That's just a styling point that I use, but it doesn't encompass my style. The world probably thinks I'm a short sleeve floral shirt guy, but actually that's not what I wear anymore. That's what I wore last year.
Back in the day when I couldn't decide on what I wanted to look like, I would refer to the people that I gravitated towards. I would look at what they were wearing and I would think of that when I went shopping. So that's what I encourage our heroes to do on the show: Find somebody in the media that you think dresses great or has a lifestyle that you gravitate towards and think of that when you go shopping.
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