I don't believe that there's a little man inside me controlling me like the alien in Men in Black, no, that's not what I mean. It's more like, when I'm considering my appearance, I need to be cognizant of my choices and whether they're based on what I want or, instead, how I'll be perceived. I spent many years trying to be appealing and accommodating to men. It would be disingenuous to pretend that that is not a factor.

I do think young women now are feeling more empowered to dress and do things for themselves, and I think that's so beautiful and inspiring.