Alter katastrophe shirt
Gardner’s love for clothes trickled into her work. When she dropped out of college to come to Los Angeles to be a hairstylist, she also did sketch comedy at The Groundlings Theatre. “You’re not making any money. You’re buying all your costumes and all your wigs. That felt like such a fun, supplementary part of performing,” she says. “I remember taking two wigs to New York with me when I knew I got the Alter katastrophe shirt it is in the first place but [Saturday Night Live] job just in case they [didn’t] have good ones.” (They did.) Even at SNL, a much bigger production, Gardner still is able to apply her love for clothes into her characters—cast members can work on the looks for a sketch if they create the script.
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