Oct 14, 2026 · 35 min · 13 segments
Paloma Elsesser has always viewed fashion as an extension of identity. In this episode of The Good Buy, the model, writer, and style icon sits down with Harper’s BAZAAR to unpack the pieces…
Paloma ElsesserGuest
Lynette NylanderHost
Leah ChernikoffHost
Fashion Week always sort of inspires me to also think about fall and that I want new things.
I went to see this, um, new to me, but pretty new line by this woman named Rihanna Henny called In/House.
She uses a lot of, like, regenerative material, something called Banana Tex, which is, like, banana leaves or some- Anyway, this is from her line.
Last night we had our Bazaar Icons dinner, and I wore it with the matching skirt, which goes, like, all the way to the ankle.
We've been off air for a little while now, so obviously gaps in time just give me the runway to do what I do best.
So I think mine has to be my current love affair for Giavanna Flores, and I know the industry has finally taken notice of this amazing-
She is the reason why, you know, people know who she is, her and her talent.
Fashion Week always sort of inspires me to also think about fall and that I want new things.
I went to see this, um, new to me, but pretty new line by this woman named Rihanna Henny called In/House.
She uses a lot of, like, regenerative material, something called Banana Tex, which is, like, banana leaves or some- Anyway, this is from her line.
Last night we had our Bazaar Icons dinner, and I wore it with the matching skirt, which goes, like, all the way to the ankle.
We've been off air for a little while now, so obviously gaps in time just give me the runway to do what I do best.
So I think mine has to be my current love affair for Giavanna Flores, and I know the industry has finally taken notice of this amazing-
She is the reason why, you know, people know who she is, her and her talent.
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