Benito Skinner loves fashion almost as much as he loves Mary Beth Barone. In this episode of ‘The Good Buy,’ the actor, writer, and social media phenomenon sits down with Harper’s BAZAAR to talk about the pieces that shaped his style— from the first Thom Browne shirt his brother gifted him in high school to the custom ERL jacket (featuring a hand-painted portrait of JFK) he wore to his show’s LA premiere. Watch here as the ‘Overcompensating’ star shares his obsession with Dario Vitale’s Versace, reflects on style inspirations like Robin Williams and A$AP Rocky, and reveals his lore as a “greeter” at Abercrombie & Fitch. Whether he's on-screen or off, Benito proves that real fashion isn’t just about dressing well, but the joy, playfulness, and confidence that comes from presenting as your truest self.

Emma Grede knows exactly what women want. In this episode of “The Good Buy,” the entrepreneur, fashion designer, and new author sits down with Harper’s BAZAAR to discuss the purchases that shaped her life— from saving up for her first Gucci thong in East London (and yes, she wore it on the outside) to her investment in brands like Skims and Good American that have changed how millions of women get dressed. From her early days as a 26-year-old CEO to now leading billion dollar brands, Emma is living proof that fashion is more than just clothes— it’s a reflection of confidence, identity, and impact. Watch as she reflects on her infamous denim collection, how she maintains her signature minimalist style, and the importance of living for—and dressing for— now.

Marisa Abela knows what it means to dress the part. In this episode of “The Good Buy,” the BAFTA-winning actress sits down with Harper’s BAZAAR to talk all things style and storytelling. From unpacking Yasmin’s style evolution across seasons of ‘Industry’ to sharing how wardrobe and styling helped bring her Amy Winehouse to life in ‘Back to Black,’ Marisa shares how clothing shapes both her character and confidence on screen. Watch as the breakthrough star reflects on her personal style journey, the secret to her structured red carpet looks, and the many iterations of her custom Audrey Hepburn-inspired wedding gown.

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Alexa Chung has long been the fashion industry’s ultimate muse— and two decades later, she’s still writing her own rules. In the Season 3 premiere of 'The Good Buy', the model, designer, and television presenter sits down with Harper's BAZAAR to discuss her inherently chic personal style, favorite modern muses (think Addison Rae and Olivia Dean), and the lore behind her decades-long partnership with Mulberry. From obsessing over Prada's new runway collection to hunting down her go-to vintage Levis, she shares the stories behind her most defining purchases, including the few pieces she should have left on the rack. Whether she's rocking her own custom design at the Met Gala or styling an L.L. Bean Boat and Tote during her everyday adventures, Alexa proves that true style isn't about status, it’s all about instinct.

Jennifer Tilly has always lived for the drama— on screen, at the poker table, and especially in her closet. In the Season 2 finale of “The Good Buy,” the Oscar-nominated actress, poker player, and vintage collector sits down with Harper’s BAZAAR to talk maximalist style, one-in-a-lifetime jewels, and the art of dressing like you truly mean it. From flipping through the yellow pages to find the closest Chanel store, to bidding (and winning!) against the Elizabeth Taylor at auction, she shares the stories behind her most iconic pieces, and the ones that got away. Whether she’s glamping in the jungle for ’The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ or jet-setting to Europe for fashion week, Jennifer leads by example-- every day can be a celebration if you dress like it.

Devon Lee Carlson has been defining It-girl style since her earliest Youtube vlogging days. In this episode of "The Good Buy," the fashion influencer and entrepreneur sits down with Harper's BAZAAR to discuss her style inspirations (think Y2K Versace meets Cher from 'Clueless'), her self-admitted shopping obsession, and how she honed her signature style. From rummaging through the racks at Goodwill and spending every paycheck at Brandy Melville to co-founding Wildflower Cases and sitting front row at couture shows, Devon reflects on how dressing up helped her feel seen long before she actually was. Now, whether she's dressing for Instagram or dressing for everyday life, Devon proves that great personal style isn't about chasing what's next— it's about knowing who you are and dressing like it.

Gia Coppola may come from Hollywood royalty, but her sense of style is all her own—sentimental, spirited, and steeped in cinematic flair. In this episode of "The Good Buy," the famed director sits down with Harper’s BAZAAR to talk all things fashion and cinema, from her signature on-set uniform (Vans included, of course) and her favorite fashion films, to collaborating with her costume designer mother and going the distance to source original looks for her latest film, ‘The Last Showgirl.’ Whether she’s describing her “Party Gia” era—complete with a pink track suit, multicolor hair, and bedazzled Bebe hat— or her dream of finally purchasing a Chanel bag, the youngest Coppola proves that great style isn’t just about fashion—it’s about memory, meaning, and a little bit of movie magic.

Anna Sui has built an empire on individuality—and four decades later, she’s still chasing the thrill of discovery. On this episode of The Good Buy, the legendary fashion designer joins Harper’s BAZAAR to reflect on the vintage treasures, designer obsessions, and pop culture icons that have shaped her signature style. From unearthing gems in London's flea markets, to bidding on Elizabeth Taylor’s caftans at auction, Anna shares the stories behind her most unforgettable buys, and the joy of finding inspiration in the most unexpected places. She looks back on her early days at Parsons, going dancing with famed photographer Steven Meisel, the lasting influence of the 1960s on her personal style, and the joy of chasing down long-lost pieces (including her own past designs!). Whether she’s adding to her collection of high-street blazers or searching for that one-of-a-kind find, Anna proves that personal style is a lifelong treasure hunt, and the best pieces are always the ones that catch you by surprise.

Ella Emhoff first turned heads at the Capitol—now she’s turning her fashion prowess into community building, one cross-stitch at a time. In this episode of "The Good Buy," the model, designer, and creative multi-hyphenate joins Harper’s BAZAAR to talk about her passion for knitwear, sustainable shopping habits, and the beauty of dressing with intention. Known as the "First Daughter of Bushwick," Ella first captivated the world’s attention with her Miu Miu Inauguration Day look, and has been challenging expectations ever since. Whether she’s blending handmade with high fashion or creating community through her NYC-based knit club, Ella is redefining what it means to live at the intersection of politics, art, and personal style. Whether she’s collecting novelty home decor (yes, we’re talking about that "Popeye" phone!) or scouring sample sales for runway looks, Ella proves that great style isn’t about playing it safe—it’s about leading with creativity, authenticity, and a little bit of chaos.

Law Roach, the legendary stylist and self-proclaimed “image architect,” sits down with Harper’s BAZAAR to trace his rise from humble Chicago roots to styling the world’s biggest stars (while carrying a Birkin, of course!) in this episode of "The Good Buy." From Zendaya’s fearless red carpet moments to Céline Dion’s deeply personal transformation, Law pulls back the curtain on the stories that transformed clothing into cultural moments. With nearly two decades of experience shaping fashion narratives, he reveals how style becomes a form of healing, how trauma and heritage influence our wardrobe choices, and why real confidence always begins from within. Blending his razor-sharp wit with heartfelt insight, Law proves that true style transcends trends and labels—it’s about owning your identity and turning fashion into bold self-expression.