Hailee Steinfeld Looks Beautiful On The Cover Of Cosmopolitan

Hailee Steinfeld is on the cover of the new issue of Cosmopolitan. The young actress is on the cover to promote her series, Dickinson and Hawkeye. Highlights from her interview are below.

On new music: “Toward the beginning of the pandemic, I released that EP and was very proud because I felt like I had articulated this pain I was feeling that at one point, I felt like I couldn’t put into words. What I was going through was like, I don’t wanna talk about this. I don’t want people to know. I felt that all I had to do was write it and then nothing had to happen after that if I didn’t want it to. I had my little angry, sad girl moment. That was kind of all I needed to get back on track to make music that makes me want to dance and feel good. Then I so badly wanted to go out and party and drink and see people and hug people and touch people and talk to people. I was like, Let me create this world I have never really wanted as bad as I do right now and see what the heck that sounds like, looks like, and feels like. I’m a huge believer in the power of manifesting. I’m in a place right now where I’m pretty sure I know what I want for me, in relation­ships, work, and life in general. So that’s what I’m after. I’m painting the picture of what all that looks like.”

On dating: “I am very focused on myself and couldn’t be happier about it. I have moments where I’m like, ‘All my friends are engaged, married, dating.’ What a wonderful thing that seems like, right? I really don’t ever have moments of, Oh god, I feel so single, but it is funny how in the past year or so, a lot of people have gotten engaged or married. I’m like, ‘Everybody’s gotta slow down for me, okay?'”

On booking the role of Kate Bishop in Hawkeye: “When I found out I got the job, I was actually pulling up to set on Dickinson. My driver got out of the car and went to open my door and I held it shut because it was like, ‘I need a moment.’ I hadn’t gotten a ‘you got the job’ call in a minute. My mom was on the phone and I started crying in the back seat of the car. I was like, ‘Wow, this is so wild.’ I was trying to wrap my head around how different it was going to be from Dickinson and how ready but anxious I was about the whole thing.”

You can check out even more from her interview here.

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