Karlie Kloss

But actually what's more interesting is like, and especially I've seen this, you know, post-pandemic is like experiential and these sort of like moments that people are craving and brands find far more sort of meaningful. And so to me, it's like, how do we just, how do we sort of think first principles about the business that can be built around these brands?

But actually what's more interesting is like, and especially I've seen this, you know, post-pandemic is like experiential and these sort of like moments that people are craving and brands find far more sort of meaningful. And so to me, it's like, how do we just, how do we sort of think first principles about the business that can be built around these brands?

Again, ideas very much sort of this youth culture, music, fashion, sort of street culture, like irreverence. And I think like there's so much that sort of we're building within that world. W is incredible. It has an incredible editor-in-chief. And then life.

Again, ideas very much sort of this youth culture, music, fashion, sort of street culture, like irreverence. And I think like there's so much that sort of we're building within that world. W is incredible. It has an incredible editor-in-chief. And then life.

He's like an American icon, no? And it's been asleep. It's been dormant for, I mean, out of print more than 20 years. And so- That we're deep in sort of the… Sort of underground phase of building the team around… And relaunching… And you're working with your husband? And that is the first time Josh and I have ever really worked together. I mean… You tell me. You work with your husband all day.

He's like an American icon, no? And it's been asleep. It's been dormant for, I mean, out of print more than 20 years. And so- That we're deep in sort of the… Sort of underground phase of building the team around… And relaunching… And you're working with your husband? And that is the first time Josh and I have ever really worked together. I mean… You tell me. You work with your husband all day.

Well, stay tuned. I mean, I definitely am excited to, you know, have that sort of come to life, no pun intended, at the right time. But I think that, you know, it was always built on this sort of like deep sense of values. Stay tuned. I will Keep you posted.

Well, stay tuned. I mean, I definitely am excited to, you know, have that sort of come to life, no pun intended, at the right time. But I think that, you know, it was always built on this sort of like deep sense of values. Stay tuned. I will Keep you posted.

More times. I mean, all the time. Still, of course, all the time today. You know, I think I have definitely evolved. I think growing up from being a young woman in the public eye, starting a career in a very public way,

More times. I mean, all the time. Still, of course, all the time today. You know, I think I have definitely evolved. I think growing up from being a young woman in the public eye, starting a career in a very public way,

I think I used to put so much more weight on the way that I was perceived, more weight on those judgments, those point of views of others to sort of assess how I felt about myself based on how everybody else felt. And I think that with time, age, wisdom, and I think certainly motherhood, I genuinely don't give a fuck what anybody thinks about me.

I think I used to put so much more weight on the way that I was perceived, more weight on those judgments, those point of views of others to sort of assess how I felt about myself based on how everybody else felt. And I think that with time, age, wisdom, and I think certainly motherhood, I genuinely don't give a fuck what anybody thinks about me.

Oh my God, I've learned so much. I think I've learned to trust myself, to trust my instinct, to trust my sort of just my own voice. I think I, again, always, Because I started so young. I had a lot of sort of like chaperones or agents or people sort of coddling me or telling me what I was supposed to be or do. And I think finally actually just trusting my own voice, my own gut response to things.

Oh my God, I've learned so much. I think I've learned to trust myself, to trust my instinct, to trust my sort of just my own voice. I think I, again, always, Because I started so young. I had a lot of sort of like chaperones or agents or people sort of coddling me or telling me what I was supposed to be or do. And I think finally actually just trusting my own voice, my own gut response to things.

That has… When I don't listen to that, then I go wrong. Yes. And I think that's where it's just like I'd rather make a mistake… based on like my own choice as opposed to not trusting myself, listening to somebody else and ultimately making that same mistake. Like I'd rather just own it myself. I love that.

That has… When I don't listen to that, then I go wrong. Yes. And I think that's where it's just like I'd rather make a mistake… based on like my own choice as opposed to not trusting myself, listening to somebody else and ultimately making that same mistake. Like I'd rather just own it myself. I love that.

check my Nanit for my kids or check on my kids run into the room. Uh, or if I'm on the other side of the country, like today, like check on my kids, call home. Um, yeah. I love that. And then coffee shortly after.

check my Nanit for my kids or check on my kids run into the room. Uh, or if I'm on the other side of the country, like today, like check on my kids, call home. Um, yeah. I love that. And then coffee shortly after.

Um, I make sure to set like three alarms because I'm a solid sleeper.

Um, I make sure to set like three alarms because I'm a solid sleeper.