Brittany Broski, known for her comedic presence online and hosting the podcast Royal Court, credits stylist Kat Typaldos for her glamorous red carpet looks. Broski recently spoke about her experiences navigating Hollywood’s outdated beauty standards and how Typaldos helped her embrace her body type.
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Broski emphasizes that Typaldos is not just a stylist, but a “freaking visionary genius” who understands her personality and finds pieces that reflect it. This collaboration has been particularly important when experimenting with new materials and ensuring the clothes are not only beautiful but also a true representation of Broski. The Streamy Award winner highlighted the importance of finding garments that match both her aesthetic and personality.
Broski discussed the joy of dressing up for themed premieres, like Gladiator II and House of the Dragon season 2, where she embraced attire that matched the historical context of the films. This allowed for a more playful and expressive approach to red carpet fashion, moving beyond simply “looking beautiful” to encompassing a sense of coolness and individual style.
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Before working with Typaldos, Broski faced challenges with stylists who “did not dress my body type well,” often selecting outfits suited for a thinner body type. She expressed surprise at the difficulty of finding stylists in Hollywood who can dress curvy and plus-sized women, questioning why it remains a challenge in 2024 to find stylish and interesting fashion for larger bodies.
Broski highlighted the collaborative process with Typaldos, describing how they incorporate thematic elements while maintaining a glamorous and interesting aesthetic. The comedian and podcaster values Typaldos’ ability to create looks that are “campy,” “silly,” and “fun,” while also remaining stylish and tailored to her body type. She feels Typaldos understands her unique style, which blends playful elements with a grounded understanding of fashion. Broski believes her red carpet style is a reflection of her overall approach: a balance of camp, silliness, and fun with a strong foundation in fashion knowledge and self-awareness.
