Elizabeth Olsen Confesses She Copied Mary-Kate and Ashley's Boho Style

For me at least, you know, I always like looked up to my older sister and whatever, you know, she was listening to, I had to listen to whatever she was doing, I had to do, et cetera. But I'm curious at what specific age and if, and if you ever got swept up into inappropriately at the time, it was called homeless chic, but basically boho chic that your sisters really stepped into. That became this like mass phenomenon that people were obsessed with. And I wonder what it was like for you as their sister, if you started wearing rugs as jackets or like, how did you interpret that time? And what did you do? Everything my sisters have ever worn in my entire life, I have wanted to wear still as well today. I want their coats, I want their shoes, I want their dresses. And that is something that I never grew out of. And so during that time, I myself was just, you know, going through every second hand store, and wearing all of, all of the things, except mine became more like Annie Hall Eve, but it was all just like a lot of clothes that, um, I didn't even wash them after. Yeah. You know, my God, that was it. Yeah. And now I'm just like, you know, mortified of like, you know, where were, where were those clothes that you, most of them are like thrown into trash bags and thrown into bins. And, and I would just not wash them, but I come home and layer them. For $20. And my mom would be proud of me. What a time.