Amelia Gray doesn’t make trends

Amelia Gray “doesn’t really do trends.”

The 23-year-old model doesn’t stick to a particular clothing style and enjoys putting together outfits that work together as long as it makes her feel good.

She told Nylon magazine: “I’ve decided that I don’t really do trends. We make it comfortable, we make it baggy. Yesterday I wore this hilarious outfit: I had my Ashley Williams London I Love Me pink sweatpants with my black Miu Miu flats and a Balenciaga leopard print top.

“We do everything that doesn’t make sense: patterns, colors. It’s not a sad autumn for girls, it’s a happy autumn for girls. It’s a cozy, colorful girls’ autumn.”

Amelia now lives in New York and was excited to discover a “beautiful warehouse” of vintage clothes.

When asked about her favorite hidden gems in the city, she said, “I don’t know if it’s a hidden gem. Until two days ago it seemed to have remained hidden from me: Kettl Matcha, the only place to get matcha in the city, you.” Heard it here first.

“Besides, I forgot what it’s called, but it’s probably better since I have to keep this one under wraps. There’s a beautiful warehouse above an antique store downtown, and this woman curates all these slip dresses and corsets from the ’50s and it’s the craziest room.

“I don’t know the name; that’s why it’s a hidden gem.”

Amelia previously confessed to stealing items from her mother Lisa Rinna and father Harry Hamlin’s closets, including designer clothes.

She told PEOPLE, “Sometimes I steal a few of my dad’s white Calvin Klein t-shirts and his Nike socks (but put them back). He also has really comfortable flannel pieces.

“I usually take the tighter, fancier things from my mother. I definitely stole my fair share of Versace.”

Amelia takes whatever she can get [her] Hands on” when it comes to the former “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star’s clothing.

She said, “I’ll definitely take all the high fashion stuff I can get my hands on from this woman’s closet.”

Amelia enjoys mixing and matching pieces from each of her wardrobes.

She explained: “There are so many things in my father’s and mother’s closets that I can treasure. I would never choose a closet [to borrow clothes from] for the day. I would have to style both together.”