Celebrity stylist Johnny Wujek has gone from making whipped cream bras for Katy Perry to designing Gen Z prom outfits and all while looking like a total snacc.
The out 44-year-old rose to fame working with Perry during her “California Gurls” days back in 2010.
The pair quickly formed a tight bond and he went on to costume design many of her videos, tours, the Super Bowl Halftime Show in 2015, as well as campy outfits for everything from the Met Gala to American Idol.
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“It was all about just kind of pushing the boundaries,” Wujek told People last year about working with Perry. “She’s so beautiful and sexy, and yet she has such a great sense of humor. So that allowed us to really play around.”
The Hollywood Reporter unveiled their list of Hollywood’s Top 25 Stylists and, not surprisingly, many hail from the LGBTQ+ community.
Wujek parlayed his high-profile gig as the pop diva’s right-hand man into being a fashion expert on television.
In 2012, he began serving as creative director of photo shoots for season 19 and 20 of America’s Top Model. Next came being a judge on Project Runway All Stars and for two seasons he was the costume designer on voguing competition series Legendary.
Wujek’s sartorial talents received industry acclaim after he took home the Emmy award for his work on the Disney+ series The Quest in 2022.
While he’s got the bod of a personal trainer, Wujek’s true passion is still fashion and now he’s using his skills to give teens an elevated prom experience at an affordable price.
“This collection brings all of the experiences of being at the Grammys, being on the red carpet and awards season. You walk into prom and you’re a burst of color!” he told The Hollywood Reporter.
“There’s something for everyone — It’s genderless, colorful and exciting and pieces that you can really mix and match and play with. I wanted everyone to have something to be their most authentic selves and express their energy, being accepted, being seen.”
Proving the 22-piece collection isn’t just for those heading to prom, Wujek modeled one of the formal pieces and looked ready for a fab night out on the town with the boys.
“The coat tails zip off to become a cropped tux jacket,” he captioned the photo wearing the long sleeve tuxedo jacket with removable tails. “More bang for your buck baby.”
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