” trend—has over 12 million likes, where she was asked things like “Are your eyebrows real?” and “Do you still fit into your Calvin’s?” It’s now her mission to master the app on her own. “I lost half of my Tiktok team: [My eldest daughter] is in college, so I have to rely on my 15 year old now,” says Shields. “But she's a little harder to nail down. She doesn't seem very interested in managing my career.
I appreciate that it’s about self-expression. It can be a wonderful platform that’s dictated by the person doing it. But when I was young, I was a rule-follower. I don't think I would have been able to take advantage of it with my personality. I would have asked for permission to do certain things. IYou are known for your classic style. Would you ever do a closet tour, which is big on TikTok?
I would, but it would have to not be self-serving. I could see doing a TikTok of all my archival stuff—that has pertinence to it. To just to go in and say, ‘Oh, look at this purse that I have, and look how fabulous this is,’ that's not interesting to me. But if there's a throwback thing, or something that’s coming back in style, I would do it.I’m starting publicity for a Netflix movie that I did, which is coming out during the holiday season.
Brooke Shields, a 6 footer
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