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"  In Nicole Holofcener&amp;#039;s ode to the complexities of love, Enough Said, opening in limited release this week, Rookie&amp;#039;s wunderkind editor Tavi Gevinson makes her film debut. As Chloe, the best friend to Julia Louis-Dreyfus&amp;#039; teenaged daughter, the 17-year-old Oak Park, Illinois high school student imbues the role with just-hatched sensuality\u2014and some age-appropriate self-loathing. ELLE catches up with the college-bound polymath we&amp;#039;ve watched evolve from front row fixture to silver screen standout: ELLE: You had early dismissal from school today? Tavi Gevinson: Yes! We got out at 1:00 pm. I don&amp;#039;t know why, but I am not questioning it. ELLE: Must be nice! How&amp;#039;d you celebrate? TG: I came home and immediately got in a nightgown and started watching Breaking Bad in bed. ELLE: Have you been following fashion month? TG: For the past two seasons, I&amp;#039;ve looked at the shows online that I am curious about, but I haven&amp;#039;t really been following it. ELLE: And which shows piqued your curiosity this season? TG: I saw Rodarte and I really liked it, but I always like what they do. I also loved Creatures of the Wind. ELLE: When you first burst onto the scene, you were a self-proclaimed fashion obsessive. How has that evolved? TG: One thing I&amp;#039;ve always loved about fashion is that it&amp;#039;s so tied in with everything else. When I was really obsessed with it\u2014when it was what I did, like, every day\u2014if a designer said she was inspired by this movie, I&amp;#039;d watch that movie. If an album inspired her, I&amp;#039;d listen to that album. I credit fashion with getting me interested in a bunch of other things. I have a really busy schedule so I have to filter through and prioritize some things. My priorities have changed a bit. ELLE: Do you find that as you get older it&amp;#039;s harder to tap into that obsession? TG: I can still get amped, but there just aren&amp;#039;t as many opportunities. A lot of people ask me, &amp;quot;Do you feel like you missed out on childhood because of fashion?&amp;quot; I think my interest in fashion helped me stay a child, in a way. All of my friends were getting boyfriends and stuff, but that was really scary to me. I liked coming home, playing dress-up, and reading magazines. I think that prepared me for not only how I see the world, but also how I see acting. ELLE: How does your personality apply itself to acting? TG: Let&amp;#039;s just say playing Chloe isn&amp;#039;t like playing a Daniel Day-Lewis character. Because it was my first experience, that fear ended up helping. I have a bit of imposter syndrome. I&amp;#039;ll be in math class and think, &amp;quot;I need to be out in the world.&amp;quot; Then I&amp;#039;ll be on a film set and think, &amp;quot;Lil ol&amp;#039; me? I belong in math class!&amp;quot; All of that ended up working for Chloe. ELLE: You and Julia Louis-Dreyfus had an obvious connection in the film. Did you pull from your relationship with your own mother? TG: I have a good relationship with my mom. I liked that Julia&amp;#039;s character is this mentor for Chloe, but that she also doesn&amp;#039;t really have it together herself. I thought of Julia as the mom-friend hybrid. When I was little, I&amp;#039;d watch Gilmore Girls and be like, &amp;quot;That&amp;#039;s so cool that they&amp;#039;re 14 years apart.&amp;quot; There was something very attractive about that. ELLE: You&amp;#039;re currently looking at colleges. Do you think you&amp;#039;ll step out of the limelight to study full time? TG: I have definitely thought that I&amp;#039;d like to take a gap year to finish everything up, and then go to college and become a studious hermit. I was like, &amp;quot;That&amp;#039;s the noble thing to do.&amp;quot; But I don&amp;#039;t want to go to school and not have another outlet. I&amp;#039;m not necessarily looking for that college experience. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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