BuzzFeed UK went to the Elle Style Awards red carpet on Tuesday to ask the celeb guests one question: What advice would you give to your teenage self?
1. Elizabeth Olsen
Elizabeth: I feel like my teenage self would give me some advice, which would be like, just relax. [laughs]
2. Liv Tyler
Liv: I don't know! I wouldn't change... If I could go back now and give myself advice I'd just say don't worry so much and enjoy everything. I had quite a level head, and I had amazing parents who had lived crazy lives, so I got to learn from all the beautiful lessons that they taught me.
3. Daisy Lowe
Daisy: I would say care less! Definitely, just care less.
4. Charli XCX
5. Paloma Faith
Paloma: Don't bother about boys! [laughs] Eventually it all falls into place.
6. Jourdan Dunn
Jourdan: Don't stress the BS! It'll be alright in the end, and you should learn to smile more, and be happy, and love yourself more.
7. Jamie xx
Jamie: It's OK to be a nerd. Things work out in the end.
8. Charlotte Olympia Dellal and Arizona Muse
Arizona: Have fun! I was so serious as a child.
Charlotte: I was serious too! I was an older child, so I was meant to be the serious one. Eventually I learned that if you don't get caught, it's OK. But yeah, have more fun.
Arizona: And relax! I relax so much more now. And had I relaxed sooner, I would've had more fun so much sooner. I mean I did fun things, but I have more fun doing them now.
Charlotte: Exactly. Let loose!
9. Lily Donaldson and Anya Hindmarch
Anya: What I've learned is when you think you're scared, you're actually excited.
Lily: Youth is wasted on the young. No, I'm joking! Not to worry as much, I think – because you do, you worry a lot. Worry less. Don't worry, be happy.
10. Roksanda Ilincic
11. Clare Waight Keller and Lorraine Candy
Lorraine: Be happy, and don't worry about anything. Eat what you want, do what you want, and really be nice to your mum! And I'm saying that because I've got four children, and I want them to be nice to me when they're teenagers.
Clare: I kind of have to ditto that, actually – that's excellent advice. And I would say it all works out in the end, even if it seems like a real struggle, it all works out.
