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Serinda Swan for New Beauty magazine, 2024

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As a busy mom of two, Karlie Kloss has a long list of professions. No matter the project—investor, entrepreneur, supermodel, activist, publisher, or philanthropist—as Kloss shared with us, she has a steadfast goal: To “be the best version” of herself. This week, she’s teaming up with Thorne for its Find Your Way campaign, which “showcases personalized solutions to help individuals optimize their health and wellness at every age and life stage.” We recently caught up with Kloss to talk supplements, skin care and why walking in New York just might be the ultimate wellness hack.

Q: What made you decide to do this partnership?

A: Thorne is really best in class. I have been a long-time super fan. I was introduced to the products years ago by a nutritionist, during one of the many times where I feel like I just burnt myself out from working and traveling too much. I am so honored to be a part of this campaign because the whole theme of the campaign is Find Your Way, and everyone’s way to wellness looks different. We all have different day-to-day stressors and things that we’re carrying or loved ones we’re taking care of.

I was super honored to, one, work with a company that I respect and appreciate so much. Also, I’m so excited for more people to learn about their brand and their products because it really is such an accessible luxury in a lot of ways. Being able to take time—even if it’s just a minute in the morning to take supplements that are going to be making you feel better all day long—is self-care. I really see supplements as self-care. It’s like an initial upfront investment of time.

That’s at least the way that I’ve approached this—doing my diligence upfront, really learning about all the products, understanding what my needs really are. On Sunday night, I sit down and put all my little vitamins into my kit here, and then just set it and forget it, and the rest of the week is ready. Life gets so busy…it gets so crazy for all of us, but I do feel like this is something that I can rest assured that I’m doing for myself. If I can feel better in my own skin, then I can show up better for my job, and for my loved ones.

Q: That’s great that it’s organic for you. This might be tough, but do you have one hero product that you really love?

A: Well, just one is tough, but I’ll say one that’s really special is the Memoractiv. It is a mix of all sorts of fancy things I cannot pronounce. Ashwagandha is a great one. I also take all the other basics that I love—vitamin C, basic vitamin B complex, but the PharmaGABA and the Memoractiv are two really special Thorne products that I would highly recommend.

I’ve had two babies in the last three years, so I’m a big fan of their Basic Prenatal as well. Then I’d say, also, for those of us who live in New York and are crazy-going, I like to throw their prebiotic in my bag as I’m running out the door. You just put it into a glass of water. It’s an easy, tasty way to take care of yourself.

Q: Living in New York, what does your day-to-day look like for wellness? 

A: One thing I love about New York is just discovering great little hole-in-the-wall restaurants and fitness studios. I’m always trying to explore different Pilates classes or different types of classes. I love that. I love the class group workout. You can do pretty much anything in New York. You can scream and dance and cry. There’s something for everyone here, which I love.

Most recently, I’d say I have been enjoying going to a few of the Pilates studios down here in SoHo. I love to put my headphones in or listen to a podcast and just walk and walk and walk. Late at night, my husband and I walk and walk and walk and just enjoy the chaos of New York. It’s good exercise, and it’s good entertainment!

Q: Since we are a beauty magazine, we have to ask: What are your all-time favorite beauty products?

A: Ooh, good question. I love the Living Proof shampoo and conditioner. My hair is quite fine, and especially post-baby has become even finer, so I try and take good care of it. K18 is this really great product for dead ends. Love that product. Estée Lauder has this PowerFoil Face Mask that makes you look like Iron Man for a minute, but it’s the most amazing face mask. Definitely a go-to. Then in New York, I love going to Tracie Martyn—it’s a really great classic facial go-to. I feel like I should be asking you these tips though! But, specially pre-red carpet, their facials are really spectacular!

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Sarah Moon - The New York Times Magazine, March 1997, from The Graphis Photo Annual (1998)

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Jane Fonda photographed by Milton H. Greene in Malibu for Marie Claire, 1965.

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ice magazine — | issue one. launching 10/24/24.

——hair styling: @/missessmalcolm, nikki nelms. makeup artist: @/raisaflowers. styling: marika ella-ames.

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Pamela Anderson photographed attending The 2024 Met Gala Celebrating “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” on May 6th, 2024 at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City - ౨ৎ

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Taylor Hill by YULIA GORBACHENKO for Marli New York

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Bryce Dallas Howard for New Beauty Magazine, 2023

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Just look at them 😍

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Miles Aldridge - Shot for The New York Times Magazine, 2007, from High Heels: Fashion, Femininity & Seduction by Ivan Vartanian (2011)

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My vision board for 2025 ✨🪩

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Some magazines 🕸️

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Cho Gi Seok, Oh Seong Seok, Gabe Sin. for System Beauty Issue 2, Fall Winter 2023

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