Jun 24, 2026 · 49 min · 13 segments
Today on *Real Talk*, The RealReal’s Kristen Naiman sits with writer, director, and actor Lena Dunham for a live conversation at The RealReal SoHo. They begin with Lena’s approach to personal style…
Lena DunhamGuest
Kristen NaimanHost
Well, I thought it was important to highlight some of my best, what I feel are my best real, real finds.
And I tend to, I think like a lot of the people in this room develop obsessions that are centered around what I've been watching, what I've been reading.
I think the ones that I'm most excited to show off to you is I have, I got really obsessed with this era of Galeano jewelry.
It's from a collection where all the women went down the runway kind of looking like they were in their pajamas, but with this incredibly excessive jewelry, which is, for me, the height of glamour.
For anyone who maybe is not a sample size, vintage shopping can be more challenging.
I don't know what was in the water between 1952 and 19... 81 that everyone was a sample size with an apparently five size five foot there were
that's what it's gotta be
like we could find some um alarming uh health influencer who'd be willing to give us a theory but I'm just gonna say that I am always looking for things that I can fit into that fit into these era um one of my favorite designers I'm sure a lot of people here love the work of Stephen Burroughs was extremely are you wearing Stephen And this is also someone, this is how old I am.
And now she's old enough to look incredible in this Stephen Burroughs dress and have a full career.
This is a Stephen Burroughs slip of a thing, which allowed for all of my shapes to be their fullest.
And then I know we're all having a bit of a Herbert Levine moment, but I thought maybe instead of $1,400, it would be nice if they were $40 and came from 1962.
And then my business husband, Michael, is kindly carrying my 2002 Diorissimo bag.
you can tell there was a heavy Galeano focus happening in the household for a little while.
Well, I thought it was important to highlight some of my best, what I feel are my best real, real finds.
And I tend to, I think like a lot of the people in this room develop obsessions that are centered around what I've been watching, what I've been reading.
I think the ones that I'm most excited to show off to you is I have, I got really obsessed with this era of Galeano jewelry.
It's from a collection where all the women went down the runway kind of looking like they were in their pajamas, but with this incredibly excessive jewelry, which is, for me, the height of glamour.
For anyone who maybe is not a sample size, vintage shopping can be more challenging.
I don't know what was in the water between 1952 and 19... 81 that everyone was a sample size with an apparently five size five foot there were
that's what it's gotta be
like we could find some um alarming uh health influencer who'd be willing to give us a theory but I'm just gonna say that I am always looking for things that I can fit into that fit into these era um one of my favorite designers I'm sure a lot of people here love the work of Stephen Burroughs was extremely are you wearing Stephen And this is also someone, this is how old I am.
And now she's old enough to look incredible in this Stephen Burroughs dress and have a full career.
This is a Stephen Burroughs slip of a thing, which allowed for all of my shapes to be their fullest.
And then I know we're all having a bit of a Herbert Levine moment, but I thought maybe instead of $1,400, it would be nice if they were $40 and came from 1962.
And then my business husband, Michael, is kindly carrying my 2002 Diorissimo bag.
you can tell there was a heavy Galeano focus happening in the household for a little while.
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