White Lotus’ Haley Lu Richardson Is Promoting Pieces From Her Closet

Haley Lu Richardson was a breakout superstar nearest her stint on the second one season of The White Lotus, partly on account of her personality’s Y2K-forward model sense that went viral. This hour it used to be introduced that the actress is teaming up with ThredUp for the resale platform’s original closet collab. On Wednesday, The White Lotus actress will do business in up 100 items instantly from her closet, in conjunction with secondhand types impressed via what Richardson has already thrifted from ThredUp’s current archives.

A stickler for antique buying groceries, Richardson inspired her 2.1 million Instagram fans to present their closets a sustainable refresh again in April. She captioned the post, “Just me bein silly on a rock and in some flowers wearin a cutie outfit from @thredUP asking you to thrift if you have a shopping addiction like me cause it’s better for the planet and it’s a BLAST peace out babies happy almost earth day weeee!!!!!!”

The emblem’s “Shop Their Closet” order objectives to advertise spring cleansing and widespread cloth cabinet adjustments thru sustainable way. ThredUp has presented its consumers unique get entry to to covetable types from virtually 50 celebrities, influencers and tastemakers.

Stuffed with Gen Z favorites, Richardson’s curated collection displays her signature maximalist taste with younger, playful and eclectic designs and nostalgic items. A shearling coat she thrifted occasion filming 2021’s Montana Tale is up for grabs, in conjunction with the handbag she wore when she met the Jonas Brothers and a govern she purchased in Sicily right through the filming of The White Lotus.

Identified for portraying Portia, the worker to Jennifer Coolidge’s personality Tanya McQuoid in the second one season of The White Lotus, Richardson’s divisive on-screen cloth cabinet temporarily stuck the eye of audience, with blazing on-line debates as as to if her taste used to be excellent or evil.

Gown dressmaker Alex Bovaird informed the New York Times, “We decided that Portia wouldn’t always score.. We’d always try and do one or two things that were a little off. If she wore a cute sundress, we’d make sure she had the wrong shoe, or too many accessories. Portia is a bit of a mess. She doesn’t have money, makes some bad choices and spends all her time on TikTok. So we wanted her clothes to reflect that.”

Catching all the on-line chatter, Richardson informed the Today show in December, “Oh no, I’m scared to say this, because everyone thinks Portia’s clothes are ugly, but there were definitely some pieces I brought into it.”

Then, the actress took to her Instagram Tales to confess, “With a heavy heart I can confirm I dress identical to Portia in real life.”

A hour after, she informed Variety , “I feel like she is classically herself in the way she dresses, and how it connects to the person that she is on the inside, and the place that she’s at in her life…I just think that it’s very uniquely her — for better, or for worse.”