Olivia Jade, On The Record

"“I moved on a whim. My lease was up in L.A., and all my best friends live in the city,” the 26-year-old tells me when we meet just weeks before the launch of her beauty line, o.piccola. Watching all six seasons of Sex and the City five times through might have also had a hand. “In my dreams, I would like to be a Carrie.”"

"“Carrie may be the North Star, but true fans know the show was just as much about the constellation of women around her. And on that front, Giannulli's roster is stacked. The vlogger's circle is made up of the girls she grew up with in Los Angeles - friendships with enough history, she says, to “call you out on your sh*t” but enough overlap to agree on what makes a perfect Friday night.”"

"“We love to go out, have a few martinis, and dance,” Giannulli says. “I love the Corner Store and some of these new restaurants that are fun and bougie and make you feel like you're living in... Sex and the City.”"

"Over a cup of green tea at Cafe Cluny, a neighborhood institution, Giannulli slips easily between breezy conversation and thoughtful introspection. This is her first formal interview since her appearance on Red Table Talk in 2020, and in the years since, she's largely been seen rather than heard - whether she's getting paparazzi'd alongside her on-again, off-again boyfriend Jacob Elordi or sharing curated snippets of her daily life to her 1.8 million YouTub"

Olivia Jade Giannulli wears a Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy-inspired look with a silk bandana and oval sunglasses. She says she moved to New York on a whim after her Los Angeles lease ended, because her best friends live in the city. She watches Love Story and praises performances by Paul Anthony Kelly and Sarah Pidgeon, including Pidgeon’s Rhode campaign. She frames her style as the everyday uniform of a West Village girl rather than a deliberate homage. She describes her social circle as long-standing Los Angeles friendships that can challenge her and still align on what makes a perfect Friday night. She enjoys going out for martinis and dancing, and she seeks restaurants that create a Sex and the City feeling.

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