Jessica Morris Feature

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Article Summary: Jessica Morris joins Runway Magazine for an exclusive feature discussing her career journey, personal style, and the passions defining her life right now.


  1. Tell us about your favorite red carpet designers.

Badgley Mischka has some gorgeous gowns. But Gucci dresses are my all-time favorite.

 

  1. Which designers do wear in regular life?

Kate Spade and Diane Von Furstenberg are two designers that I prefer to wear. But I throw on all kinds of things on a daily basis.

 

  1. What did you do during the lockdown?

I baked fresh bread, started an herb garden, wrote a couple scripts and started meditating again.

 

  1. What do you do for fun?

I watch movies, hang out with friends, dance, go to the beach, hike, and I also like to try out new things. My boyfriend and I created an Adventure List of all of the things we want to try.

 

  1. How has your career changed since it began?

The older I get, the more I have the opportunity to play deeper and more multi-faceted characters.

 

  1. What are your favorite things in your closet?

A red suede jacket that I got from a shoot and a sparkly dress that I haven’t been able to wear this year. Maybe next year…

 

  1. What was your favorite genre of music?

I like a little bit of everything, depending on my mood.

 

  1. What was your favorite project to work on?

I really enjoyed working on Ladies of The Lake because the wardrobe and hair/makeup was so exquisite.

 

  1. Tell us about your shoe collection! I honestly love my Frye boots that I’ve had for 15 years. They are so perfectly worn in and rugged. I have a sexy pair of Salvatore Ferragamo heels that I adore. But I’m not stuck to a specific brand ordesigner.

 

  1. You have a ton of projects in post-production, which ones are you really looking forward to seeing?
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