PS: You've taken the fashion world by storm. What other goals do you have that people wouldn't expect?
KJ: I have a lot of goals in life. I have my goals to be extremely happy and have everything that anybody would want: a great family and great kids and all of that. Clearly I'm getting really comfortable with our conversation [leans back, rests legs on another chair]. But yeah, happy. Longevity and all of that.
PS: It's important to have life goals in addition to career goals. What do you do to stay in shape?
KJ: I've been trying to cut down on the bread situation. I used to eat so much bread, and I've successfully cut down on it a tiny bit. But I still eat a good amount of bread. I also have a trainer in LA, who I am always working with. I box out here in New York. I haven't done that in forever though; I need to get back into it. I never have time. Whenever I can get the time, I'm on a hike or walking around or doing something of that nature.
PS: It must feel nice to unplug. What's your biggest beauty regret?
KJ: I really don’t think I have any . . . Actually, I really didn't think my hair went well with my face, like two years ago at the Met Ball. It was too much.
PS: What advice do you wish you could tell your younger self?
KJ: Not to pluck my eyebrows off! When I was 13 or 14, I literally plucked my eyebrows off. They were the thinnest eyebrows. When my sisters saw me, they were, like, "Kendall, what did you do?" I was so embarrassed, and then I had to grow them out. Thank God, they grew back! I was so embarrassed every time I talked to someone because having that much hair to grow back out is not cute. Once it all grew back out, I went to my first eyebrow appointment. Ever since then, I've never touched my eyebrows.
![PS: You've taken the fashion world by storm. What other goals do you have that people wouldn't expect?
KJ: I have a lot of goals in life. I have my goals to be extremely happy and have everything that anybody would want: a great family and great kids and all of that. Clearly I'm getting really comfortable with our conversation [leans back, rests legs on another chair]. But yeah, happy. Longevity and all of that.
PS: It's important to have life goals in addition to career goals. What do you do to stay in shape?
KJ: I've been trying to cut down on the bread situation. I used to eat so much bread, and I've successfully cut down on it a tiny bit. But I still eat a good amount of bread. I also have a trainer in LA, who I am always working with. I box out here in New York. I haven't done that in forever though; I need to get back into it. I never have time. Whenever I can get the time, I'm on a hike or walking around or doing something of that nature.
PS: It must feel nice to unplug. What's your biggest beauty regret?
KJ: I really don’t think I have any . . . Actually, I really didn't think my hair went well with my face, like two years ago at the Met Ball. It was too much.
PS: What advice do you wish you could tell your younger self?
KJ: Not to pluck my eyebrows off! When I was 13 or 14, I literally plucked my eyebrows off. They were the thinnest eyebrows. When my sisters saw me, they were, like, "Kendall, what did you do?" I was so embarrassed, and then I had to grow them out. Thank God, they grew back! I was so embarrassed every time I talked to someone because having that much hair to grow back out is not cute. Once it all grew back out, I went to my first eyebrow appointment. Ever since then, I've never touched my eyebrows.](https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/AqkflnUhHiBWOF9XnS0QUTu3uQs/fit-in/1024x1024/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2015/09/20/955/n/1922153/3ac1cc80608390cd_image1/i/PS-Youve-taken-fashion-world-storm.JPG "PS: You've taken the fashion world by storm. What other goals do you have that people wouldn't expect?
KJ: I have a lot of goals in life. I have my goals to be extremely happy and have everything that anybody would want: a great family and great kids and all of that. Clearly I'm getting really comfortable with our conversation [leans back, rests legs on another chair]. But yeah, happy. Longevity and all of that.
PS: It's important to have life goals in addition to career goals. What do you do to stay in shape?
KJ: I've been trying to cut down on the bread situation. I used to eat so much bread, and I've successfully cut down on it a tiny bit. But I still eat a good amount of bread. I also have a trainer in LA, who I am always working with. I box out here in New York. I haven't done that in forever though; I need to get back into it. I never have time. Whenever I can get the time, I'm on a hike or walking around or doing something of that nature.
PS: It must feel nice to unplug. What's your biggest beauty regret?
KJ: I really don’t think I have any . . . Actually, I really didn't think my hair went well with my face, like two years ago at the Met Ball. It was too much.
PS: What advice do you wish you could tell your younger self?
KJ: Not to pluck my eyebrows off! When I was 13 or 14, I literally plucked my eyebrows off. They were the thinnest eyebrows. When my sisters saw me, they were, like, \"Kendall, what did you do?\" I was so embarrassed, and then I had to grow them out. Thank God, they grew back! I was so embarrassed every time I talked to someone because having that much hair to grow back out is not cute. Once it all grew back out, I went to my first eyebrow appointment. Ever since then, I've never touched my eyebrows.")
