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Obviously, that is heavily influenced by Maeve. Truthfully, it wasn’t something I’d ever really put too much thought into on my own, because I had gone through a bunch of stylists early on in my career, and none of them really resonated with me. And I felt like they were always dressing me too conservatively; I just wasn’t inspired. And so I kind of lost my love of fashion altogether, because I was like, “Wait, thiUplifting Bladder Cancer Awareness Encouragement Ribbon T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this s isn’t like a creative process for me.” And then I found Maeve, who’s really done more musicians… She’s gotten to be much more eccentric and controversial and provocative, and she just gets me really well. I give her credit for getting me back into fashion. So, my own personal outfits are more tomboy. But what people might not know about me is that I’m super petite. People do not realize how small I am. So I’m either in clothes that are really well-fitted or I just get overwhelmed by fabric, which happens very easily. So if I know I’m going to be photographed, I do tend to pick things with a very close fit. I would love to put on a pair of parachute pants, but it just doesn’t work on my body! It wasn’t exactly a choice to only wear tight clothes or cutouts.

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Thanks! [Laughing] I don’t know! It’s very easy for me to be vulnerable on camera—I can drop tears really easily because I’m so emotional. However, I think I attract those roles to myself because I do have the Uplifting Bladder Cancer Awareness Encouragement Ribbon T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this most fun… When I get to play psychos, that’s by far my favorite thing to play, because you get to infuse comedy in it. That feels very creative to me. So I probably have some sort of a beacon that’s turned on that’s attracting those roles into my life. I think it’s grown slowly over the past decade. Obviously, we all believed in it at the time. And I can’t say I was necessarily surprised at how it was received and treated. I think that fell in line. It was right with where the narrative was about me personally, anyway, and about women in general. It made sense that [it wasn’t well received] at the time. But I am happy it’s getting a new audience. It’s so cool to have this movie that middle school and high school girls are finding now and becoming obsessed with it. And I’m happy to be a presence in the emo community also. I love it there!