“A Jeff Koons sculpture. It’s about balance with two basketballs floating in perfect equilibrium—it always made me think about a perfect relationship. It was a beautiful piece that we [my husband] had in our place. But my husband, who’s an art dealer, sold it!” —Stefano Tonchi
“I’m really obsessed with those giant, blow-up animals. Jeff Koons! If I could fit them in my tiny New York apartment, I’d get them.” —Josephine Skriver
“I go through a lot of different moods. Warhol is a status symbol—there’s something really great about that—but I’ve been in a Pablo Picasso phase. I did all of this research about him…I’d love one of those bizarro face paintings. There’s an idea of an old-school painting that’s very seductive to me. I like [Jeff] Koons too, but you need property to have one of those!” —Jeremy Scott
“I’m a big fan of Gerhard Richter. I would love to own a piece of his work, only because I just found out everything that he does is so deep and in texture. He makes [his work] look so easy but it’s not. I like the unexpected, accidental outlook, but deep down there’s a lot of work and thought process behind it.” —Sandra Choi, creative director of Jimmy Choo
“One of my dreams is to own a Lucio Fontana piece. One slice! It’s just one of those things I can stare infinitely at.” —Philip Lim, designer
“I would love to own a Warhol Marilyn Monroe. Or Elvis! Marilyn first, and then Elvis.” —Julie Wainwright, CEO of The RealReal
