Kristen Stewart for Balenciaga's new fragrance "Florabotanica"

Kristen Stewart suffers the most awkward interview ever when she sits down for a live-stream Q&A session with fashion and lifestyle editor for French Vanity Fair, Virginie Mouzat, to answer fan questions about Balenciaga's Florabotanica. Stewart is known for her uncomfortable awkwardness during interviews; it's what makes her so loveable and oddly sexy. But what happens when she is faced with an equally awkward interview?

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Stewart, although once admitting that she has no real interest in fashion, is the face of Balenciaga's new fragrance - this is the actress' first-ever fragrance endorsement. As the luxury label's new front woman, Stewart agreed to the live-stream fan-based interview. Out of the 5,000 questions (which most likely had nothing to do with the fragrance) that were sent in by fans, only a few relevant yet boring questions were asked. The lack of appropriate questions resulted in the scheduled half-hour session to be cut short to 15 minutes.

The interviewer tried her best to get in-depth responses from the nervous and fidgety starlet. Each question seemed redundant: "What does the scent smell like? How would you describe the scent in three words?" Stewart seemed to be vacant and bothered by the questions. One fan asked the actress for advice on convincing her parents to purchase the expensive fragrance for her. Mouzat tried to spark some energy into the star, asking her how she's going to help solve her fan's dilemma. Stewart, in her apathetic fashion, responded "I don't know. Be good? I have no idea. I don't know. She'll get it, I'm sure."

During the interview, Stewart admits that Florabotanica is the first fragrance she has ever worn. She responded "I don't know" to a number of questions. However, she does say she loves the brand and the smell of the fragrance. She said Balenciaga's fragrance makes her feel "young and mature at the same time," adding that she feels "older" when she wears it.

One question, Stewart seemed to dislike the most was: "What movie could [Florabotanica] could be?" Stewart said the designer Nicolas Ghesquiere describes the scent as "Alice and Wonderland." When Mouzat asked her what movie she would describe the scent as, Stewart responded, "I'm intimidated by this question."

When Mouzat asked her about learning French, Stewart said, "It's been a goal of mine, but I've been a little, uh, preoccupied." There is absolutely no doubt about that.

When Mouzat abruptly said "I think we have all the questions... answered," there was a long awkward pause full of "umms" and "uhhs." Suddenly, Stewart's energy went from low to high as she brought up the designer of the fragrance. "What about Nicolas?" Stewart said before her sincere tribute to Ghesquiere - it was the most comfortable moment in the interview.

Watch and cringe below: