This Scream Queen is looking pretty chill here!
Emma Roberts covers Teen Vogue dressed in an interesting combo of an off-shoulder knit cropped top and leopard-print skirt.
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It’s very thrift-store chic!
The actress also had A LOT to say in the interview, touching on everything from female friendships to Photoshopping and, of course, fashion.
Read on for the HIGHlights!
On her Scream Queens character Chanel Oberlin: “Ryan [Murphy] has written Chanel to be very articulate, clever, and fierce. I actually called him and was like, ├óΓé¼╦£Is she too mean? Are people going to hate her?’ And he said, ├óΓé¼╦£No, they’re going to love to hate her.’ Chanel is a mean girl and says things that I definitely don’t agree with, but I like that there’s a layer of smartness to her, so I try to come from a place of understanding. Still, there are definitely times when I’m apologizing to all of the girls when we say ├óΓé¼╦£cut.'”
On the show’s mystery: “None of us know how the show ends. We don’t know who the killer is; we don’t even know who’s going to live and who’s going to die. Apparently only four people will go on to season two. It’s fun. I think everyone secretly thinks they’re the killer, so they are kind of playing it like that.”
On friendships: “I’m such a girl’s girl. I’m finally at a point in my life where I feel like I have the group of friends that I always dreamed of having that I know I can support and trust and that make me feel confident.
“When I was a teenager I was surrounding myself with friends who were talking behind everyone’s back and starting drama. People do get competitive and fake, and it didn’t make me feel good. Sadly, I’ve had to let some friendships go over the last few years. I think it’s hard for any girl growing up ├óΓé¼ΓÇ¥ you definitely find out who your friends are.”
On her unretouched Aerie campaign: “I thought it was important to show that this is me. When I’m not working I don’t wear makeup, heels, or cocktail dresses. I don’t spend time getting ready. I literally pull clothes off the floor and brush my teeth and wear sunscreen. I wanted to do the shoot because with social media there’s such pressure to look or act a certain way or be cool, and I felt I could show girls ├óΓé¼ΓÇ¥ just be who you are…. That message gets lost with Facetuning and filters and Photoshop.”
On her evolving style: “I see old pictures of me and am like, ├óΓé¼╦£Why are you wearing heels in the middle of the day?’ I am definitely more casual now. I love denim shorts, and I’ll never not.”
See the spread pics in the gallery (above)!
[Image via Teen Vogue.]