Blake Lively may play a teen queen on "Gossip Girl," but she's not always been part of the in-crowd. In the February issue of Vogue, Alessandra Stanley talks to Blake about fitting in, fashion, and filming during a recession.
On her real-life private school experience:
"It was the only school where people were just downright mean to me," she recalls. "They would make fun of my clothes because I dressed differently than the other kids."
On the fashion of "Gossip Girl":
"The fashion is just unbelievable. You can watch our show on mute and be entertained."
On the show's stylists:
"The more they work with me and see my style, and the more I learn about fashion, the more input I have ... it's more collaborative now than it was in the beginning because then I had no idea what I was doing."
On filming during a recession:
"We live in an alternate universe on the show; it's a heightened reality, so I don't think the writers would work that in ... it's just an escape, watching these sparkly lives and just escaping into this other world for an hour."
Click here to see Blake's complete interview and photo shoot. Or, pick up February's issue of Vogue on newsstands.
Well I think her pictures in Vogue are just great. She looks good.
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