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" We first fell in love with Debby Ryan as Bailey on Suite Life on Deck, and while the Disney darling is still just as hilarious and sweet, she&amp;#039;s now\u2026all grown up! She&amp;#039;s so confident about her new show, Jessie\u2014the story of an 18-year-old trying to find her way in Manhattan\u2014that she&amp;#039;s even calling it a &amp;quot;game-changer&amp;quot; for the Disney channel. And well, we&amp;#039;d have to agree. Here&amp;#039;s what Debby had to say about the show and her oh-so-fabulous wardrobe: Seventeen: So tell us about Jessie! Debby Ryan: Jessie, it&amp;#039;s a whirlwind! You know, it&amp;#039;s something that the last eight months of my life has been dedicated to and it&amp;#039;s really cool to see fan sites and people digging it. We wanted the entire family to watch together and genuinely enjoy it and then create a little guilty addiction. People actually already tell me, &amp;quot;Oh I totally watch your stuff in my dorm room.&amp;quot; I&amp;#039;m like, &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m sorry your dorm room at college?&amp;quot; Even moms tell me, &amp;quot;My kids aren&amp;#039;t home sometimes and I find myself watching!&amp;quot; 17:Her wardrobe is fabulous! Did you help pick it out? DR: I actually had a hand in designing each of the styles for the kids and Jessie, as well as hiring the wardrobe lady. I went to a few different, amazing stylists and with the one we ended up with, we kind of created this iconic image for Jessie, which is Tex in the City. It&amp;#039;s like very Texas and military-based. Jessie&amp;#039;s not afraid of army green [pieces], but she also can get a smart New York jacket and bundle it over combat boots with a crazy stiletto. It&amp;#039;s cool\u2014its a really cool balance. 17: Is Jessie&amp;#039;s style similar to your own? DR: I borrow a lot of Jessie&amp;#039;s clothes for my wardrobe. My friends are like, &amp;quot;Where did you get those shoes?&amp;quot; I need them! 17: What&amp;#039;s been your favorite Jessie find so far? DR: These dark vintage cowboy boots. I actually am a personal fan of vintage cowboy boots; I have a couple. And there&amp;#039;s a beautiful purple Jess Dress that she pairs with a black blazer, black tights, and black boots. That one&amp;#039;s great.  17: So what is Jessie doing in Manhattan? DR: Ultimately right now, she&amp;#039;s getting her career going. She&amp;#039;s trying to learn who she is, and she&amp;#039;s working as a nanny juggling four children. Literally, one&amp;#039;s on her hip, another&amp;#039;s like under her arm, and she makes meals for them. It&amp;#039;s funny.   17: Does Jessie have a love interest? DR: Tony, the doorman. He&amp;#039;s super-hot. There&amp;#039;s this undeniable chemistry between them. He&amp;#039;s likable and he doesn&amp;#039;t take life too seriously, and neither does she. They have a lot in common while being so different, and he helps show her around the city a little bit and helps her out with the kids. 17: Who plays Tony? DR: His name is Chris Galya; he&amp;#039;s a male model. He&amp;#039;s not bad looking, I&amp;#039;ll tell you that! He&amp;#039;s hilarious and the kids love him. We always always goof off with the kids and he&amp;#039;ll do impressions and he&amp;#039;ll remember certain things that they like. 17: What is the set like?  DR: It&amp;#039;s a two-story suite penthouse apartment. It has a giant living room, a big staircase heading up to where the bedrooms are, an outside terrace, the kitchen, the lobby of the area where they live, as well as Central Park, and a few bedrooms. Central Park looks like an actual park and a playground area, with a rock wall, slide, swings. It&amp;#039;s actually in a stage that used to be two stages and they knocked down the wall and we have the entire thing all to ourselves. 17: Its sounds different from the typical Disney sitcom! DR: It&amp;#039;s already been a game-changer for the network and my goal is to be a game-changer for the universe. 17: Back to fashion, where do you want to shop while you&amp;#039;re in Manhattan? DR: I&amp;#039;ve looked around a lot as far as what my style is. I&amp;#039;m very into Chanel, and I&amp;#039;m also very into the Gap\u2014things that are classic and never go out of style. I think trends are one thing, but there are certain things that are stylish and never go out, and that&amp;#039;s the kind of way that I look. 17: What trends do you like? DR: I&amp;#039;m so glad high-waisted pants are starting to come in. I&amp;#039;m wearing my brother&amp;#039;s old pants, and I hiked them up and I was so into them that I went out and bought these high-waisted exposed zipper black skinny jeans and cigarette jeans. Also, bell-bottoms never go out of style, and they look really good on me. And button-ups! There&amp;#039;s something beautiful about an androgynous kind of tough look, and there&amp;#039;s something about red lips and a button-up that I find just effortlessly classy. 17: Is the red lip your thing right now? DR: It is, yeah. I&amp;#039;ve been doing it and fuchsia, and I&amp;#039;ve been doing hot pink as well, for a while. 17: I love it. That&amp;#039;s so like our aesthetic too. All bright colors. DR: There are things that are so figure-flattering and so bright, and that&amp;#039;s why I&amp;#039;m into the bright lips. The other day I wore like a black wife-beater, black high-waisted shorts, black tights under them, black boots, and in the belt I wore this hot pink color, with all different color wide stripes on a tribal buckle. I must have gotten it when I was eight. I got it in Germany at a Goodwill. And then I did fuschia lips and a high-bun and everyone was like this looks amazing. But there&amp;#039;s something about using color to your advantage. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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