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the things that I need to keep going. My advice would be, figure out what it is that you need for you, and then make time to do that so you're using your free time wisely." Olivia recharges by spending time with her family, journaling, and working out. She loves to be outside —hiking, running, playing softball or volleyball—and really enjoys classes like, Soul Cycle, Pilates, Barre, Barry's Bootcamp, and Orangetheory. Her other favorite pastime — shopping. "Retail therapy is a real thing, for me," she laughs, "even if it's Home Goods or grocery shopping. I just love buying things and like, I dunno, I love being able to choose out of options and then take things home. It's weird." While a massage would be nice, her busy schedule normally doesn't permit such a luxury. And yes, she does find time to really unwind, which involves grilling out at home and enjoying the sunset with a glass of champagne. Undoubtedly living her best life, Olivia has some great tips on how to achieve that on her lifestyle website, OliviaCulpo.com Here, visitors can get to know Olivia better and find fun guides, party-planning ideas, as well as beauty and fashion tips. You can even cop her incredible style by clicking on "Get the Look." A few months ago, the style maven, who describes her overall style as "pretty edgy and sleek, not super girly" designed and launched a capsule collection with Revolve and Marled, Marled X Olivia Culpo. The collection featured sporty, street-style pieces and sets, "a lot of track suits, jumpers, rompers. I'm trying to go for more of the cool-girl, classic vibe." She's presently working on more fashion projects, but could not reveal any details at the time of our interview. If you weren't in entertainment or a restaurateur, what do you think you'd be doing? "I'd kinda be designing, but I