Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe

Like, it's fascinating to me.

It's like when people go, oh, she's the best dressed celebrity or like her taste is impeccable.

Well, it might be, but she's also got a full time stylist whose taste is impeccable, helping inform her impeccable taste.

Do you know what I mean?

It's kind of like it comes from the top of the ladder.

Yeah.

I'm really glad you referenced it, Rae.

And Kendall Jenner, I feel like it's going to get brought up a lot, but I can't help but feel like there was an algorithm takeover of the Montana House, her most recent AD sort of coverage that was like, she has such great taste and she's such a tastemaker and

you know, this world.

And I always knew she was the coolest Kardashian Jenner.

I don't know.

There was like this thing that suddenly her taste was like so prolific.

And then we were talking about her fashion in adjacency to that as well.

I mean, probably a good comparison point of that is that people might have been expecting like a Kim Kardashian, Kanye West style home where it was like no one looked like they lived there.

Taps weren't visible.

You know, like it's such a contrast to, I guess, the world we've been introduced through her siblings.

It's interesting for me at this point around relatability because I think you said it so well when you were like my mountain home.

Like it's giving, oh, the farm and the beach house.

You know, it's like every rich kid that like someone's got one friend that's like just talking about six different properties.

The subtle signals of wealth.