Bailey Taylor

And we were just so excited to go.

And I remember we'd go to the tents at Bryant Park and just spend the day and just go to this show or go to that show where, you know, it was fun.

It was interesting and fun and not, it was not so, it was like just being in a different world.

It didn't feel like our world, which is what I loved about it.

And I don't feel like that's true anymore.

I feel like all the worlds are just like blended together now, you know?

Right.

It's very different because now, you know, at these fashion shows, you see like influencers and you see just all, you know, all of sort of the social media like presence there.

And it is kind of for everybody.

But back then, you know, it was a very big deal if you got invited to a show.

And it was like, you know, very tight and, you know, it was fast and frenetic.

When the models came out, it was just so magical.

Yeah.

stunning to just watch the spectacle of fashion before you and um along with the specialness of being asked yes you know representing your you know new york representing fashion being like able to be in the audience was part of the show as well

Definitely, definitely.

And I think that's what's so smart about Michael, including, you know, basically just like wrapping the whole episode around that.

And I also feel like when Carrie's talking about like how much she loves models, like it's so sweet, you know?

It's so sweet.

And that is how we grew up.

I mean, for right or wrong, right?