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When I First Covered [presidential Election ] In 2008, I Was Asking Questions For Kids Around The World, But Mainly For Myself. I Didn't Know The Process, I Didn't Know How It Worked. Now, Of Course, I'm More Schooled On It, But I Deal With So Much Politics In My Fashion Work And In Hollywood, That I Haven't Been As Connected This Time.

I Think It's A Scary Sign Of The Times That Pop Culture And Social Media Is So Involved [in Presidential Election ], Where It Feels Like A Reality Show. I Have Hope That The Right Decision Will Be Made.

Marla [from Rules Don't Apply] Especially, Believed That She Has A Certain Set Of Rules That She Had To Abide By, In Order To Be Successful In Hollywood. How She Acted, How She Approached Things And Even In Her Relationship With Her Mother - There Were A Lot More Rules And Regulations Expected Of Ambitious Women, Even Before They Got Into The Door.

[my Book Is] A Collection Of Letters And Essays About What It Takes To Be A Young Woman Today. Mostly The Taboo Things That Girls Don't Want To Talk About, But Once We Do We Realize We're Not Alone.

If You Don't Have That Trust In The Backbone Of The Project, You May Not Know What You're Making.