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Welcome to Who Up Wear With Hillary Kerr, your direct line to the designers, stylist, beauty experts, editors and taste makers who are shaping the ever-affalding world of fashion.

I'm your host, Hillary Kerr, and today I'm handing things over to Who Up Wear editor Jasmine Fox-Suliman who sat down with our incredible February cover star Storm Read.

Best known for her standout performances in projects like 12 Years of Slave, A Wrinkle in Time and Euphoria, at just 19 years old, Storm is already a force within Hollywood.

Through this cover interview, the pair discussed the significance of the roles within Storm's catalog, her intentionality within a notoriously fickle industry, and her newest project, HBO's series adaptation of the video game, The Last of Us.

It's all coming up on Who Up Wear.

Thank you for making time, Storm. Thank you for having me.

I actually wanted to start at the beginning because I feel like a lot of people may know you from some of your more noteworthy shows and films, but I would love to know when did you decide that you wanted to be an actress?

I started acting at 3. I think it's something that I was put on this earth to do because I went to my mom at 3 and I was like, I want to be on TV and I want to be a superstar.

And I don't think a lot of three-year-olds are saying what they want to do for the rest of their lives.

So I really think I was put on the earth not to just act, but to inspire and empower and impact audiences in a way that I did not expect or couldn't imagine, but we're here now.

I love that.

And what have you learned about yourself since getting into the industry?

Because obviously you have been doing it since you were at 3 and then you had your breakout role when you were 8.

Yeah, I mean, I've learned a lot.

So I mean, I think there's things that I've learned about myself as an artist, but also I grew up in front of the camera.

So just things that I learned as a person and people change, people evolve, people have different ideas.

And I always say I'm just a 19, going on 20-year-old girl that has nothing figured out.

Even though people think I have everything figured out, I don't.

And I'm okay with that. I think there's beauty and not knowing.

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