Supermodel Gigi Hadid just recently launched a cashmere brand called Guest in Residence, opened up about how being a boss of a big company isn't all sunshine and rainbows. "I have imposter syndrome all the time," she told Vogue fashion editor-at-large Gabriella at the magazine's Forces of Fashion event. Of course, many would argue the 27-year-old's modelling experience alone makes her an expert in the industry. And while Gigi admitted she could've taken the easy route with her brand's offerings, she explained that she wanted her line of products to be intentional. "I thought that it was...not necessarily obvious, but expected for me to come out with something that was more a fast-fashion type situation," she said. "It just felt like the right material that I could play with in a lot of different ways that was true to me, true to my style." The star also revealed two-year-old daughter Kai was the motivation she needed to make Guest in Residence a reality. "You can't model forever," Gigi explained. "I was creative and that is where I saw my life going."