Jasmin Savoy Brown Gets Ready For Coach During NYFW


“My journey with fashion involves wearing pieces that make me, a queer Black woman, feel attractive and in my power,” says “Yellowjackets” star Jasmin Savoy Brown, who plays the powerhouse Taissa in the hit Showtime series. It’s why Brown is intentional about every detail of her look when she steps outside the house. For her outfit at Coach’s New York Fashion Week show on Monday, Brown considered several questions about how she felt before arriving at a red turtleneck, a cozy cardigan, and blue corduroy jeans. “Does this outfit make me feel confident? Does it represent me in some way? How do I feel when I put this on, and does that feeling fit the energy of this particular brand and show?” And most importantly, “Do I feel hot in this?”

Lately, menswear-inspired pieces make her feel most attractive. “I’m more confident in pants and a sweater these days than I am in a skirt or dress,” she tells POPSUGAR, explaining that she eschews gendered fashion norms for items that make her feel at ease. In fact, in collaboration with her stylists Danni and Emma, Brown considered designs that were worn by male models in previous seasons. “I’ve found myself drawn to androgynous silhouettes,” she says. “Right now I actually feel more feminine in clothes that aren’t stereotypically feminine, and that’s been fun to explore.”

Her gender-inclusive approach to dressing also applies to her accessories, like turquoise-framed sunglasses, a headscarf, and gold cowboy boots from Milan-based footwear brand Paris Texas. She completed her look with a Coach Studio shoulder bag that reminds her of her first introduction to the brand, when her cousin bought a handbag in middle school. “Coach holds a lot of nostalgia for me. And I’ve always appreciated how the pieces never go out of style,” she says.

For Brown, landing on Coach’s VIP guest list at New York Fashion Week feels like a full-circle moment. “Being invited to and attending fashion shows has been very healing and affirming,” she says.

“My journey with fashion involves wearing pieces that make me, a queer Black woman, feel attractive and in my power.”

Ahead, she recounts her process getting ready for Coach’s Fall 2022 fashion show and sitting front row next to celebrities like Megan Thee Stallion and “Euphoria” actor Angus Cloud. Scroll on for the details.

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