Natalie Imbruglia

And it's great that young women don't have to do as many workarounds.

But I think it's very clever when the industry was doing that, that I found a way to answer those questions.

Because initially it was just like, difficult, she's difficult, she's this, she's that.

Because I didn't want to wear a dress for a particular photo shoot and the journalist was watching and observing and...

I was dysmorphic.

I didn't like my body and I'd been objectified in the past with a photo shoot and with neighbors swimming costumes.

I just didn't like it.

But the heading was about me being difficult, you know, because I just didn't want to wear the dresses.

So even things like that, which is why I just encourage, I think there's a lot more role models for now of women who are just able to be who they are because of the environment has shifted.

But it's still there.

And I just think, you know, you have to be brave.

And as a woman, be willing to put your foot down and have a boundary and say, no, I'm not doing that.

I'm sweating so much over here.

I love it.

That's one thing when I went to Hollywood, people would tell me, don't say how old you are.

And that made me really angry.

I made a point of every dinner party I'd go to, I would say how old I was.

Again, it's a choice.

If you're going to make it weird, it will be weird.

And it'll be a problem for you.