Chung is incredible at "next," and that is a piece of why she's popular. ("I'm not acclaimed!" she counters, but rather she absolutely is, so whatever.) Among the patterns she's helped fuel, or if nothing else reboot from 1967: panther print coats, dark fluid feline eyes, pads on celebrity main street, wide-leg denim, and swimwear-as-workwear, which she made (and wore, to the joy of interminable Grazia magazine spreads… ) a year ago before it arrived on the runways for Prada this week. ("I was fixated on swim club as a child since I loved irregular silicone caps," she notes. "The ensemble dependably preceded the energy for me.") She's additionally figured out how to go from a high schooler form model to a TV have, a book writer, a material artist, and a cosmetics master (thank you, Lancome, Eyeko, and dark fluid feline eyes… ), in spite of the popular culture inclination for keeping lovely young ladies in appropriate boxes. "Individuals truly don't care for it when understood ladies complete a path switch, isn't that right?" she inquires. "It used to be surprisingly more terrible. When I said I was composing a book, individuals resembled, 'Gracious truly, Alexa?' Really inconsiderate about it, to be completely forthright. In any case, it's shown signs of improvement, simply the thought all in all that we can turn into our full selves, without as judgment 

Talk swings to Scarlett Johansson's new collection, which is really incredible, and the manner in which heroes and form darlings, Chung notwithstanding, appear to go together. I inquire as to whether she'd ever pull a Jane Birkin—or a Scar Jo, I figure—and record her very own collection. "I figure you'd need to see me at karaoke to choose," she snickers. "That is to say, I would… ? Challenges," she chuckles. "No. Not by any stretch of the imagination." She is likewise not propelling a home line, however she concedes her Instagram feed "has brought a sharp transform into insides. I truly trust all the high schooler young ladies on my feed like my new fixation on pottery… actually, I was taking a gander at Instagram today—this is the point at which I understood my life had become extremely weak… I was somewhat pitiful, on the grounds that I'd recently gone onto this present chick's Instagram. She has this entire table spread out with such a lot of coordinating cutlery and crystal, and it looks so excellent. Furthermore, I have four forks and possibly six crisscrossed mugs, and that is it. I believe it's from living in New York for a really long time. Actually, you simply needn't bother with a bread cut, isn't that right? That is to say, I know I've crushed the closet some portion of my life. Be that as it may, I've neglected to put resources into pottery. I'm a plate sort of single lady.

Quick forward to midnight in London, where Chung's mold party at the American Express Platinum House is a sliding marble floor of bourbon, tequila, and beauty. The move floor is stuffed, and a large portion of the children sticking to return George Michael and No Doubt bops appear as though they could be (or as of now have been) Glossier models. Chung and her besties—show Daisy Lowe, DJs Pixie Geldof and Aimee Phillips, radio star Nick Grimshaw—shoot tunes from a stage, and regardless of the Chiara/Amelia/Albert Hammond Jr. unforeseen, there's not a selfie setup in sight. "That is the incongruity of being Internet Famous, isn't it?" Chung says. "It's pushed me into truly sticking to reality. I adore IG and online networking. I get my news that way. But on the other hand I'm mindful of the constraints. That is a reasonable business approach, yet for me, 100% of my life is invested in genuine energy. Also, I think the pattern seemingly within easy reach is a betray advanced. The children are now timing off of internet based life. You can see that they get the following wave—that IRL is superior to URL." She inquires as to whether I concur, yet I'm not focusing—I see a hero in the corner, and I need to go imagine I've never known about him.