My Monday Morning: Twiggy

Watching the documentary evoked mixed emotions and made her cry because it included footage of her deceased parents and her daughter as a child.

She was discovered at 16 and did not fit the standard model requirements of the time, being too small and thin, which shocked both her and the industry.

Her rapid rise to fame at 17 was frightening and overwhelming, recalling a moment when a photographer's hired bodyguard had to carry her through a mobbing crowd to safety.

Never having a plan was likely the secret to her success, as her career rollercoasted so fast that she simply reacted to opportunities rather than strategizing.

The famous viral clip where she and Woody Allen couldn't name a favorite philosopher was born from panic, not cleverness, as she was a shy 17-year-old thrown into an unexpected question.

The clip is now seen by many young women as a feminist moment.

She lacks a fixed Monday routine due to her unpredictable schedule, but prioritizes eight hours of sleep, herbal tea with walnuts and blueberries, and regular Pilates for back health.

She never goes to bed in makeup, cleans her face with water only, and uses a quick ten-minute routine of eyeshadow, mascara, and lip color when working or going out.

She designs clothes herself, drawing inspiration from 1940s tailored styles, and prefers wearing trouser suits, particularly black tuxedos, to feel classy and comfortable.

The best advice she gives and follows is to be kind to people, noting that kindness seems to have disappeared in many parts of the world, which she finds upsetting.