We saw psychology sophomore Danielle Taylor in front of Which Wich? on East University Boulevard.
Wildcat: OK, you’re on the spot. I really like your shoes. What animal are they?
Taylor: What animal are they? That’s a good question. Probably a cow.
W: Who are you wearing tonight?
T: Good question. My jeans are from Pac Sun.
W: Is that a French designer?
T: No, it’s a store in the mall. Pacific Sunwear.
W: Oh, OK. What about your blouse?
T: My sweatshirt is from Banana Republic.
W: What about your earrings?
T: My earrings are from, probably nowhere. Like Claire’s.
W: Claire Anbraun?
T: No. Just Claire’s in the mall.
W: Do you buy your own clothes, or do you have a stylist?
T: Definitely buy my own clothes.
W: Why? Is it, more expensive? Is that what you’re going for?
T: No. It’s a lot less expensive to buy my own clothes.
W: Oh. Who does your hair, because I really like it. It’s really smooth, and I like the style.
T: Thanks, I do my hair.
W: What products do you use?
T: I don’t use product. I use a straightening iron.
W: What kind?
T: Helen of Troy.
W: Helen of Troy?
T: That’s what it’s called.
W: (Laughs obnoxiously.) That’s interesting. Is that what Helen of Troy perhaps used?
T: I’d assume Helen of Troy was pretty diesel and didn’t use a straightening iron.
W: Let me ask you a hypothetical question: If you could have Jean Paul Gautier as a stylist, or be mauled to death by a pack of wildebeests …
T: That’s a tough question. I don’t know who he is, but I’d probably rather have him as a stylist than die.
W: You’re right. What is the color of the season?
T: I’m not the one to ask. Summer is upon us, so I like green.
W: What about the fabric of the season?
T: Hopefully not spandex and leggings again, because I don’t know if I can see that on everyone as they walk by.
W: What about the slightly candid picture of a celebrity?
T: Probably Britney because she’s a mess. She’s really going downhill.
W: What about the telephone headpiece of the season?
T: I don’t know.
W: What about the newspaper of the season?
T: Yours. It must be.
– interview by Andi Berlin