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"Aidy Bryant Spent More Time Finding Her Sofa Than Her Wedding Dress"

April 24, 2020

"Aidy Bryant Spent More Time Finding Her Sofa Than Her Wedding Dress"

Aidy Bryant Spent More Time Finding Her Sofa Than Her Wedding Dress Aidy Bryant’s life is ruled by two important mantras: Be colorful and be comfortable. The Saturday Night Live cast member’s fashion choices, especially on her Hulu show, Shrill, are mostly “fun and kooky” dresses that feel as good as they look, and her New York City apartment has the same vibe, with a mixture of bright hues and lounge-y furniture that encourages friends to sit and stay a while. The small but mighty space she shares with her husband, fellow comedian Conner O’Malley, has all-white walls, so she makes sure there is “plenty of color in the mix” via the furnishings, including a Southwestern-style Aelfie rug, a peach linen headboard, and funky vintage vases. Other than embracing all the shades of the rainbow, her decorating rules are really that there are none. Vibrant art made by friends, “the pot from a plant I killed” hidden behind a slim Smeg fridge, discarded bumpers from the Late Show With David Letterman that O’Malley dumpster-dived for, and black vinyl chairs from the couple’s first date in Chicago mingle effortlessly thanks to one common thread: Each has a special story behind it. Medicine cabinet staple: I have these fancy face wipes that are cartoonishly expensive. I get my makeup done so much for work that it’s my one major indulgence. They’re from the brand Koh Gen Do and called Cleansing Spa Water Cloths, which is humiliating. I don’t even know that they’re actually good—it’s more just that I have sensitive skin and they don’t burn.


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