Key Takeaways
- Niecy Nash showed off the lavish wig closet Ryan Murphy created for her, featuring dark green shelving, illuminated arched displays, and styles ranging from flowing waves to sleek bobs.
- “These units are all mine,” Nash told Instagram followers, noting she keeps even more wigs at home and channeling Carrie Bradshaw’s shoe obsession during the tour.
- Nash’s showcase highlights her close relationship with Murphy, whose legal drama All’s Fair returns Nov. 4 with Nash playing divorce attorney Emerald Greene.
Niecy Nash doesn't just collect wigs. She has an entire showroom for them, courtesy of Ryan Murphy.
The All's Fair star recently gave Instagram followers a peek inside her jaw-dropping wig closet, complete with custom lighting, individual display cases, and enough hair to keep her switching looks for the foreseeable future.
And here's the kicker: That's not even her entire collection.
"Fun fact? These units are all mine," Nash wrote alongside the video, adding, "(and I have more at home)." She also revealed who was responsible for the extravagant setup. "I asked Ryan for a spectacular wig closet and he delivered," she wrote, tagging the post #HairObsessed.
The footage shows Nash standing in front of a wall of wigs displayed on mannequin heads inside illuminated, arched compartments. The dark green shelving and warm lighting make the space feel like a luxury boutique, with everything from long, flowing waves to sleek bobs getting its own spotlight.
Nash, meanwhile, looks right at home in a cream-colored ensemble with oversized pink feather-trimmed sleeves.
And because a regular closet tour apparently wasn't enough, Nash threw in a little Carrie Bradshaw for good measure. "Men, I may not know, but shoes? Shoes, I know," she declared, referencing the iconic Sex and the City character's obsession with expensive footwear.
She also brought up Carrie's infamous admission about spending $40,000 on shoes.
Of course, Nash has traded Manolo Blahniks for wigs, and unlike Bradshaw, who famously worried about having nowhere to live after blowing her money on heels, Nash has a dedicated space for her collection—one that Murphy apparently had no problem making happen.
The elaborate setup also speaks to Nash's relationship with the television powerhouse, who created her Hulu legal drama All's Fair.
Nash previously revealed that she agreed to join the series before even reading a script, explaining that her trust in Murphy made the decision easy. "He calls, you say yes, and then you figure out what you said yes to later," she said, per People.
The show, which also stars Kim Kardashian, Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, and Teyana Taylor, returns for its second season on Nov. 4. Nash plays Emerald Greene, a high-powered divorce attorney whose personal life has provided some of the show's most serious moments.
After sheltering in place and scrambling to secure food, Nash eventually returned home safely, declaring that the ordeal wouldn't steal her family's joy.
