How Celebrity Designer Jason Wu Spends His Perfect Night In at Home
Perfect Night In is a series where we ask actors, artists, entrepreneurs, and beyond how they’d spend the ultimate luxury—a blissful evening at home.
Jason Wu, the fashion designer known for capturing the fierceness and power of femininity, has dressed the likes of Michelle Obama and Reese Witherspoon, among others. But starting today, he brings his eye for impeccable design into the home space.
Wu has teamed up with Interior Define to launch a collection of sofas, accent chairs, and ottomans described as “mid-century-modern-inspired pieces” that are entirely customizable, with customers getting to choose between 60+ fabrics, two wood finishes, and multiple lengths.
Browsing Wu’s new array of upholstery, we wondered: how does he spend a night in lounging on his own sofa? So, we asked the designer how he’d mold his perfect night in at home.
Set the Scene
Describe your perfect homebody scene in five words: Netflix, cats, friends, food, sleep.
Are you alone or with someone else? Husband.
What’s your night-in uniform? Sweatpants and a tee.
What two people, dead or alive, would you let crash your night? My friend David and Shangela.
Favorite cozy product: My Viso Project mohair blanket.
Now Playing
TV or a movie? TV.
What are you watching? RuPaul’s Drag Race.
Silence or music? Classical music.
E-books or the real deal? Real deal.
What are you reading? “Becoming” by Michelle Obama
Board games: yay or nay? Yay, Monopoly.
What’s Cooking
Order in or cook for yourself? Cook.
What are you eating? My mom’s recipes from Taiwan.
What drink are you pouring? Wine…lots of wine.
What’s for dessert? Ice cream.
Late-night snack? Anything in the fridge.
Take Care
Do you have a self-care ritual? Yes, I’m a beauty junkie so skincare is key!
What do you try to avoid at all costs? Drama.
Candles: yay or nay? (if yay, what’s your favorite?) Yay, Cire Trudon Trianon Classic.
Face masks: yay or nay? Yay, SK-II.
Bubble bath: yay or nay? Nay.
Chores: yay or nay? Yay! Cleaning is therapeutic.
Ideal bedtime? 1 a.m.
Thanks for chatting with us, Jason!