The Idea That I Get

My Mom Brought Me Up On Old Hollywood. I Had Been Living In Los Angeles. Respecting Old Movies And Growing Up With People That Were Icons That I Got To Speak To.

How Women Dressed Every Single Day Back In Those Days Is Seen As Kind Of Incredible - It Must Have Taken So Much Time. But There's Something So Romantic About That Because It's So Different To How We Dress. That Aesthetic Is So Appealing, It's Not What We're Used To Nowadays.

My Older Siblings And I All Work In 'the Industry'. So Obviously We Have Hectic Schedules, But We Make It Work.

I've Realized The Quirky Things That Make You Different Are What Make You Beautiful.

I Still Think There Is A Huge Emphasis On How Women Look, Whether It's Fitting A Certain Mold To Play A Certain Type Of Character, Or The Idea That We Might Have Insecurities Based On The Standards We See In The Media.