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Hi, I'm Kristen Davis, and I want to know, are you a Charlotte?

So today, everybody is a special, special day on Are You a Charlotte?

The one and only Kyle McLaughlin is here joining us to talk everything, Trey and Charlotte. Thanks. I brought the cardboard baby just, just, just outside in the hallway. The cardboard baby is not allowed. Yeah, not allowed of this room. Not allowed. So happy to be here. But you are. Thank you for having me on. Thank you for being here. I can't wait to get into everything. Oh, it's a fun conversation, you guys. Kyle has an amazing, amazing style and home decor. Oh, well. Thank you very much. I got some really good advice from Kyle back in the day. Oh, remind me what I said to you. Did I say something really good? I had a really, really old apartment, Upper West Side pre-war. Beautiful. Yeah. And I said, I don't know. There's like wires coming out of the walls. And I don't know. And you said, you need an alabaster sconce that's appropriate to the time. And this is where you go to get it. And I still have them. I love them. I don't have anywhere to put them now. Yeah, right. You still have them. You save them.

Because they're gorgeous. Yeah. That's a beautiful light that comes out of there. It's a very flattering light. Exactly. Very warm light. Warm and soft. I know. It makes us look good like the lighting you have here. It's warm and stuff. I know. I feel strongly about lighting.

It's important.

Right? Oh my God. And the older we get, the more important it becomes. Right? Yeah. Yeah. That's what I love about your hair. Oh. Like your hair is kind of like creating like a beautiful halo around your face. Thank you. Thank you. I'm glad I have it. Yes.

You still have a ton of it.

Got a lot of hair.

It's a little different color.

I know, but wasn't it that color then too? I've been coloring my hair for, well, I started going gray in my 20s. She's so crazy. Is it hereditary? Yeah, my mom. She was totally gray in college. Wow. Yeah. And did she just wear it? Well, my mom changed her look many, many times. So she colored her hair and then she had a wig phase. Oh, yeah, the whole thing. It was the 60s and 70s. So it was all about that. Right. You know, it was kind of upstyle blonde, you know. Got it. She was very, very, in the small town of Yakima, she was very fashion. Amazing. I guess fashion aware. Not fashion forward necessarily. That would be hard. Yeah. In Yakima. Yeah. Oh, yeah. For sure. But I remember at the time that we were on the show, we would talk about your hair and how, like, would you ever be able to just be your natural gray self? And now you are. And now it's happened. I love it. It's happened. I gave up. And you're embracing it. I think it's fantastic. Thank you. Thank you. And you went, walked in the Vogue world. Yes. Yeah, the other night. that was really fun. Was it? That was really fun, yeah. It was, I mean, Baz Luhrman did the whole thing,

and it was, I mean, Baz Luhrmann did the whole thing, and it was just so beautifully realized, I thought. And a nice, a meshing of fashion and the fashion world, of course, and all of the designers. Right. They chose for the films. Yeah. And it was really great.

And it was huge.

Big.

So big.

There were over 140 people walking in the show. Good Lord. Yeah. I mean. They heard makeup room alone. I can't imagine. It wasn't even a room. It was a, they had a soundstage. Wow. Filled. Wow. Yeah. It was wild. Did you film it?

I did a little bit, yeah.

Because that's interesting.

I felt a little like, not uncomfortable, but you film it? I did a little bit. Yeah, a little bit. Because that's interesting.

I felt a little like, not uncomfortable, but like, oh, I don't want to invade. Everyone's getting ready. And I was like, it's not really the time you want to do that. So I did it kind of wide and sort of vague. But that's interesting. I think that's really interesting. Yeah. It was cool.

I would like to be there.

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