Hailey explained that she’s not strict with her style, saying it “evolves every couple of months.”
The need to appear a certain way, she told the magazine, stems from her own struggles with perfectionism. It’s a topic she also discussed at the Forbes Under 30 Summit in October when opening up about releasing a beauty brand with a few minor hiccups.
“I am a crazy perfectionist and I’ve had to accept the fact that there is no such thing as a perfect launch,” she said. “This has been the biggest learning process for me and what I’m learning is that mistakes are really a part of the process and you have to accept those mistakes and be able to learn from them so that you can actually improve your brand and help drive it forward.”
She has grown to embrace the journey—rocky rhode and all.
“I think our mistakes actually help make us better as people when we choose to learn from them,” she added, “and I think when you have a brand, it helps you create an even better brand.”
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