Leaving the Tabloid Bullies in the Dust: Tallulah Willis

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We asked writer and Clothing Coven founder Tallulah Willis to be a part of the What's Underneath Project because she bears witness to our belief that style
Isn't about wanting to be someone else,
Is comfort in your skin,
Is your spirit,
Is What's Underneath.
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Tallulah's video was edited by Andrea Cruz
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[@aGingercookie]

Wow all the comments on this video are so disappointing... Tallulah is bravely sharing her insecurities and so many are criticizing her. Everyones struggles are valid, even if other people are struggling more.

[@jamaliacarter6373]

Very well said

[@grizzlyblue486]

This series is helping me so fucking much. Thank you SO fucking much.

[@elusivebutsatisfyingt.9166]

This inspired me to lead the live I really want to so much it's insane what ten minutes of watching the right people can do to you.

[@mamalovesthebeach437]

If I don't look in the mirror I forget that I'm 59 years old so I don't focus on my reflection in the mirror I focus on the reflection in my heart : )

[@lunalove2222]

💗

[@stephaniestiller30]

Their commentary towards her is just so beautiful. Just so comforting and loving.

[@Nanancay]

+Stephanie Stiller IKR, it makes me feel like this channel really has a purpose. They're really connecting with the people they invite on here.

[@eliza317]

She is down to earth i would never have guessed. And beautiful as well, facially and spiritually. Her energy is genuinely authentic and it is so god damn inspiring to hear her speak from the heart.

[@ellahaigh3591]

From a 13 Yr old girl. Thank you. For everything everyone apart of this series have said.

[@Crt374]

The people who comment negatively about women "stripping" in these videos, clearly do not understand vulnerability, realness, or self love, or even want to promote it. The concept of all this clearly goes over your head, by associating a woman taking off her clothes with "stripping" shows how society brainwashed you into thinking everything a woman does is sexual. If you read the beginning of every video they define what style really means and its not by what you wear, yes that is defined by their opinion but these are their videos and they explain their purpose and if you do not understand that then idk what to tell you bruh...

[@lilylebowsky5908]

Coco Why do you need to be (semi-) naked to make such point? When you go to councellor/psyscologist to dicuss you most intimate issues and thoughts, do you stip off?! There is no need. Women in today's world cannot make a point without being naked or sexually provocative (think famous singers- all wear practically nothing). But you have your opinion and I have mine :)

[@screamingants]

+Lily Lebowsky I think that the fact that they take off their clothes shows other women that, although they have flaws (much like everyone) they can accept themselves an be within their bodies. It is just a more graphic way to make a point as most women we are used to see on media are photoshoped and are this image of perfection.

[@thetasurfers]

+Lily Lebowsky how is being not entirely dressed provocative? i'm sorry, but this is such an american attitude. yet another sign of the sexualisation of the (female) body, which you rightfully mentioned to happen in mainstream media. you look at commercials and they are extremely sexualised (and sexist). the woman invoved can be almost entirely naked as long the nipple and the line that separates the labia is not seen. you see the nipple - BOOM - scandal. breastfeeding publicly is seen as atrocious, yes, almost abominable. (and at the same time pet dogs are treated as princess children, ripped of their soul and their animal spirit, becoming a moving cuddle toy that's being carried around in a bag or a stroller...) youporn is the most visited website in the u.s.. you all act as if the human body is born with clothes on, as if motherhood was a mistake, a mutation - indeed there is little place for it in this patriarchal, sexualised society. either way, i believe that taking off their clothes in SyleLikeU serves more as a metaphor for stripping of their defense layers as a means of confidence with their actual self - which, as some of the speakers have voiced, is not synonymic to their body, their shell. it's about accepting yourself instead of hiding behind a thick curtain of masks and dress-ups.

[@randydefloon7383]

You need help....really constant therapy.May be you could put some time aside to go play in traffic.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

I just assume such people are still in middle school and haven't gotten out in the real world.

[@rose_quartz_loveandlight]

She has such a great energy and cool vibe. It's crazy to think how much media can destroy us. Tallulah is so exotically beautiful and she reminds me of Fiona Apple. If only stylelikeu was a daily tabloid instead of the damaging ones we're spoon fed. Boycotting these publications and not giving them our money is one of the most powerful things we can do to make a change.

[@torriesmith8155]

OMG yes definitely fiona apple...Tallulah is very beautiful:)

[@OmelettesAreMe]

HER OUTFIT IS MAKING ME WANT TO CRY ITS SO PERFECT

[@elusivebutsatisfyingt.9166]

Riiiight omg this Girl is on point.

[@gobindswain7590]

Tamya Herbut adult film

[@nicoleaudain5228]

doji that shirt is sick! I want it!

[@RachelOnAWhim]

I think Tallulah and her sisters are all beautiful, they just are unconventionally beautiful. Which, I get tired of the stereotypical, "generic" beauty in hollywood. I love fresh, interesting and captivating beauty. I've struggled with feeling the way she did when she was younger, about my face. It wasn't until I was about 15 that I began to get super self-conscious about myself. But I can really relate to her the way she describes how she felt. I'm glad she hasn't changed herself and has grown to accept the way she is! That is inspirational to me.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

Rachel Read I don't know what you mean by unconventional. She is beautiful period. I'm a guy and an artist and she is as beautiful as any model I have painted. More beautiful than most. The idea that a girl has to look a certain way to be beautiful, conventional or otherwise is nonsensical to me. The idea that women need to look like walking manikins is t me ludicrous. Ever try to have sex with a manikin?

[@RachelOnAWhim]

nunya biznez I meant that in a good way! Unconventional means rare. She has a rare form of a beauty.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

+Rachel Read Usually "unconventional" in this context is used as a euphemism for ugly when someone wants to patronize someone in a condescending manner.

[@RachelOnAWhim]

nunya biznez Well, where I'm from, unconventional isn't a bad connotation at all. It just means not conventional or traditional.

[@RachelOnAWhim]

bobo bb Ummm?? :P Well, I'm brave enough to use an actual picture of myself on here, but what has that got to do with anything? Simply because I see beauty in another person and you don't? Beauty is very subjective.

[@Taiomefavsong]

These interviews are just..... life saver. I'm so glad i discovered it. And this girl is fantastic. It amazing to see all the beautiful human beings that are in this world

[@princess.blumarine111]

This series is AMAZING. I wish we could get more conversations like this going in schools, amongst people, this is so raw, motivational and real. Thank you for doing this

[@melissamcafee9617]

after I first watched this video 5 years ago, I drove to walmart with my brother and picked up two packages of emerald green hair dye, and then came out as gay in the following few days. This interview lit a fire in my soul and inspired me to celebrate and finally truly be myself. there arent powerful enough words to express how important this project is to me. thank you...

[@productionz]

I've never seen anyone look so comfortable on a stool

[@JRspeaking]

🤣🤣🤣

[@CatBeyondTV]

Confidence is beauty. Loving yourself is stunningly gorgeous. We need more role models with that kind of attitude :)

[@exclusiveop]

It's pretty disappointing that people are trying to de-legitimize these women b/c you somehow feel that their insecurities and issues "aren't real" or somehow, b/c they come from a place of privilege (in comparison to yourself) that this dictates that their hardships don't matter or even worse, that they shouldn't be allowed to feel the way that they do. There's always going to be someone in a worse off or less privileged position than yourself, that's life...but that doesn't make your "mundane" hardships and insecurities any less real or any less difficult. Thank you for sharing your story Tallulah!

[@_birdie]

exclusiveop amen. all problems are relative.

[@michellegilliss]

I hope you know how beautiful you are inside and out. I remember the day you were born, and am so impressed with what an amazingly thoughtful and well spoken woman you have become. I'm so sorry you read hurtful things on the Internet about yourself- it's such a shame that some live to tear down others self esteem like a game to be played. I hope you can continue to rise above it and realize you are so much better than that!

[@debb1137]

Wow, her parents did something right...she's awesome.

[@GirlNamedSansoz]

Her parents are Bruce Willis and Demi Moore!

[@ellohappy]

I feel so inspired by her. Her way of holding herself and speaking so fluidly and openly is absolutely beautiful. I really identified a lot with her story so it was great to hear. I'm glad these videos exist.

[@savannahsmith4392]

I read an interview with this young woman in a magazine a few months ago. I always have to notice how wonderfully she pieces things together, and how when I read her article, I felt that she had more poignance and what seemed to be an anointing over her to speak specifically to me. I relate to her on so many levels, and I love this so very much.

[@jacquelyn7613]

She's so beautiful and truthful. Hollywood needs more ppl like her

[@segoute1357]

This was so lovely! Tallulah is a beautiful, talented, well spoken individual. So glad to have seen her back on this channel 👏👍

[@ameliabeth]

this is my favourite video I've watched of this series, it touched me so much. I felt that my raw self could really relate to her and I want to thank you for creating this video! I loved it so much I did tear up in a few moments xx

[@LUCYDOLLXO]

Same! This video really connected with me

[@paolabueso]

I really admire her honesty. She is a very beautiful woman inside and out. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@CallHerChristian]

THIS IS SO FUCKING REAL. "Why would people who love me, be honest?" This just proves to me that there is something wrong with the media and the propaganda out there... it's incredible that so many of us feel the same way about ourselves.

[@katarinaax]

but...her face is so beautiful....

[@Pinkdustland]

Being naked both mentally and physically is being vulnerable; it takes courage to show who you are in your very essence. I love the metaphor too. I support fully what this series are trying to do. I saw some negative comments and guess what, there will ALWAYS be rejectors for every new idea/project. You can't fully satisfy anyone. And whats beautiful about that is the rarity. Some of my favorite artists aren't loved by my friends, and thats perfect. People are NOT equal to each other (we are all different). Some of us, like in sub-cultures understand more or look at the world similar. So what matters is (because we cant satisfy and change anyone) to connect to each other, which is a few of us, and feel one bit less alone in this universe.

[@caleighmcdonald8745]

This whole series is so amazing and real I am so happy that you guys are putting this content out, it is so important. I am a 17 year old from Toronto and everything she had to say resonated with me. Thank you for helping me love me and the impact this series has had on so many people.

[@johnhills6434]

I think that she is really like her mum actually. Such an inspiring video, this whole series is great I love how supportive it is and the diversity of people it features. Nai Palm being my favourite

[@uschilou]

Now that she is more confident, she is so much more beautiful. It's very alluring and organic.

[@Bettinasisrg]

I do understand that each of us only can know our own problems, but it is hard for me to watch people that have so much talk about all their "problems". Not to under estimate her issues and mental health is very difficult, but I think that maybe if these privileged, beautiful, smart, wealthy people thought more about others with REAL problems like hunger, homelessness, poverty then maybe their own stuff would not seem so bad and they may find they feel amazing after helping people??!! Sorry, this was not directed specifically at Ms. Willis, just a personal rant.

[@user-pn2ox9gx7g]

Bettina Stepek it's true , listening to so many people talking about their problems might get a little weird and it's completely OK if you don't like it , but please don't say that hunger and homelessness are "real problems". They are, but mental issues are REAL problems as well. Please don't compare those situations and don't make someone feel bad about having mental problems or body image problems because somewhere else in the world "there are people that are starving". Every person is a different world and what might look stupid to you, might mean the world to someone else. Your opinion is valid too, but so is these people's opinion. (sorry, english is not my first language)

[@Bettinasisrg]

Hello, first I wanted to say I NEVER said she was stupid or anyone else and NEVER said mental health was not a real problem. And have you ever been hungry, I mean starving, without food for days, or homeless? Please do not say those are not real problems! And I'm sorry but today everything is explained by mental issues, and it is a bad thing for 2 very important reasons. 1) All the people who want to claim their "problems" are mental issues (and they are NOT) take away from people who really do have them, and 2) there are a lot of doctors who are over prescribing and unnecessarily prescribing DANGEROUS medications for people who don't need them. Also if you read the first line and last I wrote I said that no one can know how anyone else is coping, or 'dealing' with their problems and if you have never been hungry or homeless or raped or whatever you cannot know how that feels, BUT there also is such a thing as whining, over indulgent, narcissistic people (NOT saying this Ms. Willis is) who will always say "woe is me" for many reasons. Not sure why to took offense to my post, as I never said my opinion was better or worse than anyone elses and I take full responsibility for what I said. P.S. I have watched others on this series and did not get the feeling I got watching Ms. Willis, something about it made me a little irked, again NOT her personally, I don't know her, maybe it was the idea of what she was conveying? And I did say it was a rant which means a personal meaningless opinion that needed to be spat out.

[@uschilou]

coronadeflores and this is why it's impossible to have a conversation on the internet. Read, contemplate, interpret, mentally digest, reflect, reevaluate then maybe comment.

[@uschilou]

Bettina Stepek perfectly explained. And I have to agree. I don't even have anything to add :)

[@KaoXoni]

I've been watching four or five of your videos in a row now, and the most hilarious and ironic thing on the side is the L'Oreal commercial that youtube has been wedging in between again and again: A small group fully disposable models pointlessly dancing an a futile attempt to make me want to be in their place and buy something. But your vaccination works. They're totally out of target on me... Thank you and all your models for the thruth crusade. You're beautiful!

[@bijanlove8000]

I love this series and I love this video! She is so brave, such a breath of fresh air! Half of these negative comments would never do what she is doing because they don't understand the venerability with showing your true self to hopefully inspire others to love themselves in their own way. Bravo to her!

[@Ravenous315]

I love, love, love this and I think Tallulah is beautiful and amazing for trying to be herself in then world we live in and it must be ten times harder in the industry she lives in. You give me strength to be ME and to help my daughters be who they are as well. I can not get over how awesome this is. THANK YOU TALLULAH, you beautiful soul. Your beautiful inside and your mesmerizing eyes that are the gates to your accepting and creative soul.

[@Mellybeans0919]

Thank you Tallulah for being so raw and honest. You're a beautiful person inside and out.

[@sarahrosen5000]

She is so insightful, captivating and honestly just so fucking stunning. I'm obsessing over everything she had to say. She makes me feel like it really is possible for me to like myself too.

[@stargirlwonders3035]

I love these stories so much. Everyone is so lovely.

[@janina_e6908]

I watch your videos every day in repeat. They are the only thing that keeps me sane.

[@Notesofcitrus]

So incredible. Loved this episode so much.

[@lesleyc8586]

Y'know what? She doesn't even realize it but she's still slouching to hide her body. It just shows how much healing is still to come after all those years of self imposed lies!

[@norahsworld3495]

She is the most attractive human being I've seen in a long time

[@TigerPrawn_]

I only disagree that we shouldn't try to be a future version of ourselves because that's just an image in our head. The only version of ourselves tht we are ever going to be is the one right in this moment, now.

[@zoetorres3725]

I love her honesty! She's beautiful.

[@megc5660]

her courage to talk about this is beautiful. At the end of the day.. celebrity or not, she is a human being and no one should have to feel that much hate about themselves for that great of time as she did. I think she's inspiring & I adore the willis girls!

[@Rosa5311]

I love these videos, I love how there are so many amazing comments and I love how these videos are just bringing women together

[@robynw8223]

so beautiful and so honest. most ppl don't get this vulnerable.

[@gretavorobjovaite3479]

I feel like this is so inspiring.The whole project. I think that this is exactly what we need these days,just be ourselfs,to find that inner YOU.

[@mirtica]

Tallulah... so beautiful. so real. I'm glad to have watched this.

[@brionnamartinez5333]

I've been sitting here for about an hour just watching these videos and I cannot even begin to explain how amazing it is to sit here and watch such amazing, beautiful, exquisite women be so raw and honest about things that a lot of people (myself included) have such a hard time dealing with and talking about. Mid way through the first video I began to take off bits of clothing and I just sat here and embraced myself and for once felt true self love. Thank you to creators of this and those who make it possible you guys are amazing.

[@katiiee3000]

so humble, i loved this. as always.

[@jlyn18]

I loved this. She is beautiful but more importantly confident.

[@yokocobain]

Wow this is crazy inspiring, that last bit made me tear up a little bit.

[@broccoliforbreakfast2634]

Thank you so much for this, what a beautiful girl inside and out!

[@anniemz6887]

Inside and outside this human being is so fucking beautiful !!!

[@virginiavallez1251]

Demi's...daughters are beautiful..they have amazing hearts...very talented in everything they do! You go girls very proud of each of you all! NEVER mind the haters they are truly jealous...they will always be there I know from experience it is truly how you react to it! So continue being you! Your amazing...

[@dqbluff]

That was brilliant! She is beautiful!

[@kristawilliamson3820]

She's truly inspirational.

[@cliodhnadinneen229]

God she is breath taking and makes so much sense. Cool girl.

[@elusivebutsatisfyingt.9166]

I loved how when she wriggled off her pants she was this sun that was shining all over. Like when she sat back on the chair she was smiling so beautifully from within; than smile screamed: I LOVE MYSELF with all my little insecurities and everything I can or can't do!

[@samjones9821]

I love her face for how expressive it is, and how it beautifully conveys her thoughts and feelings. It's a pretty great face. 😊

[@subtletiger]

Wow, looking at the suggested videos on the right this is a whole KZbin movement! I feel like I walked in on a meeting. lol Carry on ladies, carry on.

[@1DollHair]

I have to admit, I would see the tabloids tear these girls apart and I never thought much of it because I was brainwashed into thinking celebrities weren't like regular people. And maybe on some level, they aren't. But this interview put this woman in front of a camera and made it feel like I was sitting right across from her. Beauty can't be seen in a picture, how dull. She is so much more beautiful to me now that I know her through this medium.

[@1222Tonia]

You are incredible!! Thank you for sharing your vulnerability XO

[@Gitsie007]

I wish this girl the best. She is in rehab now. I have read the mean things written about her and sisters and that has got to hurt, especially growing up in Hollyweird. I like her, she has cute personality and I do not think she is ugly.

[@dearxsera]

These videos are so inspiring. ♡

[@KOBA971]

Why dont they cast her into movies? She is so artistic and pretty

[@nicolaablett7790]

FALLING IN LOVE WITH YOURSELF IS SO IMPORTANT They are right u r beautiful believe it and in urself

[@infoGlasbeninet]

This is so well said… Thank you Tallulah for bravely sharing your struggle... You're brave and gorgeous young woman, you can do amazing things. Keep connecting with yourself and treasure your loving soul. Don't listen to others, follow your heart, be your best friend and everything will (eventually) fall into a right place. 'Couse Life is great and love is all around us... :) Wish you all the best...

[@wonderxses]

she is such a beautiful soul in and out :3

[@tlneader]

What a lovely articulate and honest young woman.

[@alijane6675]

What a lovely, smart and insightful young woman.

[@Elisavanmerkesteijn]

really like these storys, so inspirational

[@omobad312]

She's beautiful and so is this project. I don't see any rationale behind hate comments towards this because there's no denying the positive impact this video (as well as the rest in the series) have had/are having on it's viewers.

[@KinaBoo20]

Seeing some of these suburban housewives squirm at women who live in the city and own their lives and their bodies! just shows how detached and shitty some of our society members are. I will say though, the positivity dominates the comments! Trolls need no information, just assumptions...

[@cynthiaambali7771]

I love Tallulah. But why did they only film a side profile and one from a distance? Would have liked to have seen her full face close up because she is so damn beautiful :(

[@gracecallowayable]

Beautiful!!!🧡🧡🧡

[@user-iy9xg4uq9i]

She seems so shy and sweet, what she had to go through as a young girl sucks

[@tallulahrose4169]

I'm glad I share a name with such a legend

[@alynaleon5679]

I'm so in luv with this channel wow

[@sabrinasmith8888]

I love this channel so much ❤️

[@gracecallowayable]

Awesome young lady!!!🧡🧡🧡

[@cauthoncrazy]

ahhh i remember her closet interview like a gazillion years ago! so great.

[@sandiecalvert]

Love this love her for doing this

[@pamayers9705]

Just beautiful!

[@non___sentient]

wtf I think she's gorgeous, inside and out

[@MaidMotherKrone]

So real. Love her view of life.

[@CarolCorrao]

Way to go Tallulah! So proud of you!!

[@lesliebatz7073]

I am much less attractive than my mother. She had model-good looks and I never did. This fact is okay with me, but it would not have been okay if tabloids commented on it every effin' second during my adolescence.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

I know a couple of celebrities and I have to tell you that I don't know how they can live famous. It would drive me insane to be constantly under a public microscope. I'm friends with the son of a now deceased former A-lister and my friend has spent his entire life hiding from the cameras trying to avoid becoming collateral damage from mud slung at his parents. Tabloids don't care who they hurt. They only care about making money exploiting whomever they find vulnerable. Sometimes I read about some celebrity hounded by photographers trying to get some shots to sell to a tabloid. And when I read that the celebrity punched a photographer or broke their camera, as far as I'm concerned it's a legitimate form of self defense. What I have never understood is why the police don't arrest the photographers for harassment.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

Oh and I bet you are much more attractive than you think you are.

[@kaylachrisman3189]

This video makes me love her so much!

[@TheHeatherBlazek]

This is amazing

[@boli4203]

I was interested in the Willis girls because I admire their parents, and at one time I thought they were not going to turn out well (my only reference was tabloid reports). I'm really happy to see that they've all grown up healthy and wise for their age, despite the unhealthy attention they've constantly received, and this video affirms that.

[@phoebelianna7226]

What the heck could be wrong with her face? She’s radiant and beautiful! I think I healed a little bit just listening to her speak!

[@Nanancay]

I love the people from StyleLikeU , they're so cute

[@alanamiller3953]

I feel exactly the same as the moment she said she buttoned the shirt all the way up. Beautifully put

[@ericf8923]

Tallulah is just as beautiful on the inside as she is on the outside. Very impressed - keep growing lady!

[@tootlenoodle]

so beautiful!

[@naturesalien4950]

💚💚💚 SO MOVING 💚💚💚

[@hadarneu]

What an inspiration.

[@owidiawesenberg8697]

i love this

[@rhianhy]

Some of the comments on this are repulsive. She is talking about her body issues because THATS WHAT THE SERIES IS ABOUT. You may not like her but just move the fuck on.

[@loulou27sf]

She's beautiful and society sucks.

[@evamadsen1219]

I love you, Tallulah!