Back in 2015, after having been strongly associated with it for many years, Karlie Kloss stopped modeling for the brand. This was long before Victoria's Secret's Ed Razek showed the world just how terrible the brand's attitude was toward people who weren't skinny, white, and cisgender. But, while Kloss didn't share why she decided to leave the brand at the time, the model recently talked about that decision in an interview with British Vogue.
In the piece, Kloss said that she made this decision while enrolled at NYU to study feminist theory, where she developed a new perspective on the world. She said,"I think that was a pivotal moment in me stepping into my power as a feminist, being able to make my own choices and my own narrative, whether through the companies I choose to work with, or through the image I put out to the world.
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Cyrus kept the cover short, concluding with the first chorus of the song. Then, nearly without pause, Cyrus and Ronson transitioned into their hit song "Nothing Breaks Like A Heart," off his new album Late Night Feelings.
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