Riley Keough found her teenage catwalk debut "really cringe".
Riley Keough recalls the 'big moment' that launched her modelling career
The 33-year-old actress/model - who is the granddaughter of late music legend Elvis Presley - was "very nervous" walking the runway at Milan Fashion Week in a Dolce and Gabbana fashion show in 2004.
She recalled in a cover interview with Vanity Fair magazine: “This was also really cringe.
“This was my very first fashion show.
“I would’ve been 14 and I remember I was very nervous.
“It was a big moment for my 14 year old self.
“My whole life was pretty public, but I think this probably felt like the first time that I was like, doing something alone as opposed to a family thing."
Meanwhile, the 34-year-old star recently admitted her fashion sense is both "malleable" and "inconsistent".
Riley changes her mind often and will go from wearing jeans and a T-shirt to looking totally "together" within the space of a day.
She told Who What Wear: "I think I'm very malleable [when it comes to fashion], and it's super Gemini ... I have days where I'm like: 'I don't feel inspired to wear anything - I just want to wear a T-shirt and pants and sneakers' and then another day where I feel really inspired to put a whole look together. I'm very inconsistent."
Riley also opened up about her self-care routine, admitting she tries her best to look after herself especially when she's working on a demanding acting role - revealing she enjoys meditating and taking long showers.
She explained: "It's a difficult job emotionally when you're putting yourself in these places a lot. You have to find this weird balance of taking care of yourself somehow.
"For me, a lot of that actually comes when I go home, and I have rituals like meditating or laying in the shower or trying to let it go for the day and not carry it into my sleep."
Riley stars in the musical drama 'Daisy Jones and The Six' and recently admitted she loved the 1970s fashion of the show and found herself watching lots of videos of female stars from the era to get a sense of their style and movement.
She told NET-A-PORTER’s digital title PORTER: "I have very severe Fomo for the 1970s. I watched so many videos of [singers] in that era to get a sense of their movements."
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