Barbara Palvin tells PEOPLE about the rituals she loves to do with her husband and solo
The supermodel talks her "comfort first" approach to hair as well as fashion when she's off the clockSkyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE Digital Entertainment. She joined PEOPLE in 2021, but has eight years of experience working in digital publishing with a focus on entertainment and pop culture news."We like to in the sauna together," the model, 30, tells PEOPLE of the post-workout ritual she does with Sprouse, 31.
When she approaches a hairdo nowadays, she says, "first I get the outfit and then I brainstorm with my team." "If I'm in Paris, I might want to do something more relaxed and laid back and classy. In New York, I might want to do something more out there."Part of Palvin's less-is-more approach comes from a very relatable realization: she's just okay at doing her own hair. "I wish I was better at doing it, I'm just too lazy," she says.
That doesn't mean she won't experiment. "Lately I feel like I've been trying different things," says Palvin — who adds that doesn't think she's "ever had a very specific style," but is "slowly finding it" now. "I was always more of a tomboy. That's why I like casual, baggy pants, tank top and big blazers. They were always my go-to."
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