I remember very clearly my first experience consciously meeting my feminity. I was sitting in the classroom in 4th grade, the tables were placed like a horseshoe. I spent my upbringing in the suburbs of Copenhagen Denmark. Surrounded by boys scootering around in track suits, and girls wearing too-tight-extremely-low-waist jeans showing their navel like Britney Spears' album cover from , heavy makeup and push-up bras even before having breasts.
Pretty cool style, but I did not fit in. I remember that I was extremely embarassed about my navel, which goes out. Today I still get the feeling of shyness about it, but I try not to care too much and forget about it, because I don't want all this negative energy in me. Later I moved to the anarcistic commune freetown Christiania, located in Copenhagen. Here everybody sticks out, and I finally feel that people accept me for who I am.
I have dealt with some tough things through my teenage years that have affected me in that way, and I often isolate myself from people or push them away in an attempt to protect myself from being rejected.
All I want is to sing, act, express myself, and engage with people. Doing music is a good start for me to begin opening up.
Stand up for yourself and speak up. Set down barriers for people who don't respect and treat you well. Dare to be vulnerable and honest to people, so that you can receive love, respect, and real friendships. What do you think is the biggest misconception people have about beauty or fashion? Right now I'm super passionate about modeling β I care a lot about the aesthetic and who I shoot with and for. I find the collaboration in the team super important.
