Beyond Kaia’s physical beauty, her 1.4 million (and counting) Instagram followers are privy to glimpses of a warm and relatable teenager who isn’t afraid to be herself. Surreal moments of Kaia standing in front of her first billboard on Melrose (“I wasn’t even the one to see it; my friends sent me pictures and video”) are juxtaposed with down-to-earth snaps with the close-knit circle of friends she’s had since she was three. “My parents have always taught me to be myself and to follow my instincts,” she says. “They also say that you should never let what other people do affect what you want to do. It changes everything when you accept who you are and you don’t try to change yourself.” (It turns out that Tommy sent the bad guys to what seems to be an unescapable room. Yay! For now... we think?)GIF: Courtesy of NBCMeanwhile... Telfar was founded in 2004 and has since seen a total explosion in popularity, mostly due to the cult status of the Shopping Bag (also quippingly known as the “Bushwick Birkin”). Celebs like Dua Lipa andBella Hadid are fans of the now-iconic bagand evenAOC shared a peekat what's in her oxblood medium tote. The campaign’s centerpiece, an ad set to debut during the Grammys broadcast this Sunday on CBS, highlights this message by featuring its stars grooving along to Metro’s re-mix of the Thompson Twins classic “Hold Me Now” (all while decked out in their finest Gap threads, of course). And ahead of what’s sure to be a busy year,Teen Vogue