She has inspired generations to wear wide-legged pants, off-kilter hats, and lazily knotted neckties. Style cred aside, Diane Keaton has won numerous awards for her acting (including an Oscar, for 1977’s Annie Hall), directed four films, and published several books and memoirs. Her latest project on the publishing front is Saved, a collection of words, photographs, and film stills that are collaged together into a sort of visual autobiography. On the occasion of its publication, she shares her key components to the good life. —Ashley Baker
Airport: London Heathrow.
App: Calm.
Appliances: My iPhone and computer. Those really aren’t appliances, are they?
Attitude: Optimistic. I am trying!
Bag: Gucci. I love what Alessandro [Michele, Gucci creative director] did with the current collection. Genius!
Bedtime: 10 p.m. Maybe later if I am stuck on a good documentary.
Birthday: I will celebrate your birthday, but I am not a fan of my own!
Breakfast, weekday: Nespresso, banana, red grapes, probiotic drink, and walnut toast—yum.
Breakfast, weekend: The same, eaten at 5:30 a.m.
Child: Both of mine, Dexter and Duke! Not in any particular order.
Cocktail: Lillet Blanc on lots of ice, no fruit.
Dinner, weekday: My famous tacos.
Dinner, weekend: My famous tacos with leftovers inside.
Disguise: All variety of hats and turtlenecks and glasses. Sounds like what I wear every day.
Enemy: Time.
