“In Guyana, ‘barefaced’ is a pet name for someone who’s being quite cheeky, challenging the norm, outspoken and slightly controversial, but in an affectionate way,” Maisie says. “I was often called ‘barefaced’ growing up and I love that sense of taking off the veil and just honestly seeing something. I'm really excited to start seeing and creating content whereby every stage of the process is reflective of the stories that we're telling.”While a thirdKissing Booth In the Reebok video, Uzumaki makes a point to share that for her, “inspiration in art is putting things that don’t belong together, together” and that her “whole life is like a collage” — a statement that resonated with me deeply since I wrote my college essay on that very same subject. Regarding the collaboration, the artist toldTeen Vogue For Schiller, the radical energy of Stonewall is especially important to remember as modern conversations about the differences between liberation and assimilation continue, complicated as they have been by what she calls “the late stages of capitalism.” Do you think Uzumaki will make faux fur coats next? The fashion editors atTeen Vogue