Kentucky Style, Film Sets & Fashion Psychology | Andre Wilson

“Your closet tells a story.” Today we sit down with Louisville’s own Andre Wilson—personal stylist, fashion designer, and film/TV costume designer—to talk style psychology, closet patterns, confidence, and the surprisingly emotional side of getting dressed. We sip “sloppy Old Fashioneds,” laugh about trunkfuls of costumes, and dig into how to rewire self-talk so the mirror becomes a friend.

Featuring:
Hosts: Christina Lee & Catie Wilkes (Finding Friends Podcast)
Guest: Andre Wilson — Style Icon / Costume Designer

What you’ll learn

Why clothes aren’t the problem—it’s what you say to yourself when you put them on

Closet patterns (why most of us wear 10–20% of what we own)

Color as communication (when beige & yellow betray you)

Film secrets: continuity, character wardrobes, and “homeless chic” on set

Pocket squares, Derby hats, and Kentucky style culture

How to build confidence on days you don’t feel confident

Connect with Andre
IG: @styleiconllc
TikTok: @andrewilsonstyle

Listen / Watch the Podcast
YouTube: Finding Friends Podcast
Audio: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • (and wherever you stream your podcasts)

Work with us / be a guest
→ Email: [email protected]

→ TikTok: @findingfriendspodcast | @directorchristinalee

Recorded at: Louisville Podcast Studio, Louisville KY
Hosts: Christina Lee & Catie Wilkes
Guest: Andre Wilson, Style Icon, LLC
Beverage: Kentucky Old Fashioned 🥃

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