The actress also opened up about body image in an interview with Harper’s Bazaar earlier this week.

“We’re in a generation where people say, ‘Be who you are. Embrace your differences.’ And then they also praise people who have plastic faces,” she said.

“The most-followed people on Instagram are skinny people who have abs, long legs, silky hair, and filled-in eyebrows. But then people really love when I say, ‘It’s OK to not have a 24-inch waist and it’s OK to have pimples.’ But those same people are praising the people with images of flawless everything. Which side are you on?”

“I’m not that flawless image person,” she continued. “I could never live up to that. I’m not going to make people think I’m this airbrushed version of myself.

“There are lots of versions of me. My hair looks like shit most of the time. It looks great when I’m on a carpet, sure, but that’s not the only side I want people to see of myself.”

Lili Reinhart just made an incredibly important point about body dysmorphia