Design Hunting - What 27 Famous People Drink From

Four musicians (Rhiannon Giddens, Jake Shears, John McAuley, and Michelle Zauner), one yoga teacher (Adriene Mishler), and one Trekkie (LeVar Burton) all use the same Yeti Rambler. Shears says they’re “they’re so great for just dumping a third of a bottle of vodka and a bunch of tonic water in.” Burton kept losing his, until he got his name engraved on it: “I can walk away, and my personalized Yeti will still be there.”

Meanwhile, Kristin Cavallari, Busy Phillips, Noah Beck, Heather Morris, and Tori Kelly are team Hydroflask. Phillips owns two (one big, one small). Kelly calls her Hydroflask “my “emotional support water bottle,” because I feel weird without it.”

WNYC host John Schaefer has been using the same Nalgene for 16 years. Ayo Edebiri bought hers more recently, because she’s the “most dehydrated person” she knows. She adds, “I got really proud on the set of The Bear because I got to a point where I would finish one at the end of the day.”

Lance Bass and Samantha Irby both like an Owala bottle. Irby picked it up after one of her friends texted the group chat. Bass’s assistant Lisa gave it to him, and he tries “to drink at least half a bottle every hour, and I just keep filling it up.”

Julianne Hough is so evangelical about her Natureworks Gallon bottle that she sent one to the CMO of Netflix after a meeting. “Sometimes she has it next to her when she posts on Instagram.”

Ballet dancer Erica Lall uses her S’well bottle as a roller for stretching. “It’s great at getting into my IT bands and glutes. I’ll use it as an arch roller for my feet, too. I have tried to use it on my back before, but it didn’t work. It’s a little too small and hard for that, but for everything else, it’s great.”

Jaquel Knight specifically favors the Yeti tumbler. His mom gave it to him, but he owns several — one for the car, one for traveling, and one for the house. “I go through anywhere from five to seven refills a day. It’s spill-proof: I can knock it over, and I don’t have to worry about water getting everywhere.”

Reba McEntire is “kind of a water snob”, but this is her favorite. “A health-conscious friend of mine in L.A. suggested it to me and said it’s really good for you.” She says the taste is especially good, without the aftertaste some bottled water has. “It’s not offensive and clean. Plus the bottle’s small enough to fit in my cup holder and purse.”