, and with #MeToo and Times Up, Kaia admitted she noticed a shift in conduct behind the scenes of photo shoots."It gave us the opportunity to feel heard and not only heard, but supported and encouraged to talk about these issues," the teenage model said."I definitely saw a lot of positive changes, just making sure everybody felt more comfortable."ADVERTISEMENT
"I remember the first time I really noticed someone asked me on set, 'Oh, can I tuck your shirt in?' For me as a model, I never thought about that. But suddenly when they asked me, I was like, 'You know what? That makes sense, right?' Like it is appropriate to ask, 'Can I tuck your shirt in?' Something clicked in my head where I realized that now everyone was really making an effort to make sure everyone felt comfortable.
While runway trends may come and go, and years have passed between the mother and daughter's career highlights, the flattery Kaia feelsis timeless."If I had to be compared to anyone in the whole world, it is the biggest compliment [to be compared to Cindy], especially when people tell me that I act like her. That to me is the biggest compliment to receive because she carries herself with the most poise, kindness, and grace.