I’ve been bringing a lot of vintage clothing into my life. The most fun I had was at a magazine party last year. One of my close friends works with Tory Burch – I love Tory and she sent me this fishnet dress that I was super scared to wear. They encouraged me, I wore it, and I had such a great night. It was kind of a controversial moment, but I had so much fun and I love looking back on the pictures – it was definitely my fave.

On her new bangs

I just cut my bangs. I trim them myself and I’m liking how they look. If I need a little extra energy, I’ll blow dry them, which should be a basic thing but it [makes me feel good]Another thing that I do, especially in winter, is take the extra five minutes to apply lotion to my body and let it dry before I get dressed. [I remind myself] I won’t regret it and the next day I’ll feel better. I’ve started to do that more.

On beauty regrets

So many! It took me a minute to figure out how I like to do my make-up, but I learned by watching so many make-up artists totally f*ck up my face! I know people are like “How could anyone do that?” but you can. I’m somebody who needs a lot of blush, likes a certain shape on my eyes and doesn’t like my eyebrows to be too dark. There’s so many pictures from the beginning of my career where I’ m like wow – I don’t even know who that person is. Why did I let this person give me a slick-back ponytail and bright pink lip? I’ve learned from my mistakes, but there were many.

On red lips

I recently started wearing a red lip again – but they are so annoying. By the end of the night, I’m annoying. But sometimes, if I’m feeling like I need something to amp me up and brighten my face, I think a red lip is amazing.

On being the new face of Flowerbomb

Viktor and Rolf are very dear old friends of my very close friends, [photographers] Inez and Vinoodh, who shoot everything for Kérastase [another brand Ratajkowski fronts]. It was really nice because it felt like a really personal, organic campaign because it’s all people that I love to work with creatively. Generationally, people’s mums know Flowerbomb and teenage girls know it, too – there’s something iconic about it. much, and the messaging of the campaign is about femininity, which doesn’t have to mean being delicate or weak. I think we typically associate femininity with that, and I’m not like that. I think that’s a really important message for young girls.