Juno Temple Gets Candid About Vintage Fashion, Family Trips and Growing Up Between Worlds
Juno Temple is taking a trip down memory lane with Seth and Josh Meyers — and this one goes everywhere from Los Angeles and rural Somerset to Machu Picchu, the Galápagos and the flea markets of the South of France.
On the latest episode of Family Trips with the Meyers Brothers, Temple opens up about the childhood adventures that shaped her, including growing up between California and the English countryside and developing the vintage-fashion obsession that still follows her today.
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Temple remembers family trips to Peru, Machu Picchu and the Galápagos, along with summers in the South of France spent digging through flea markets and hunting for one-of-a-kind vintage finds. She also gets into her connection to Glastonbury, early memories of growing up around film sets and even childhood experiences around Tom Petty shoots.
The episode also gets into the origin of Temple’s name, which was inspired by the Grand Canyon, and gives the actress room to talk about how travel, fashion and family all became tangled together in her sense of identity.
There is also a little present-day business mixed into all that nostalgia, with Temple touching on the return of Ted Lasso. But the real charm here is the personal stuff — the kind of stories that explain why she has always carried such a specific, slightly offbeat sense of style and place with her.
And because this is Family Trips, Josh Meyers eventually turns the whole thing into a song, performing “Ms. Vintage Finds,” a parody built around Temple’s love of thrifting, travel and giving old pieces new life.
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