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(Photo: Jake Chessum) |
What are you doing today?
Coming
from my acting class at HB Studio.
Where are you from?
Barcelona. I was working there as
a nurse, and then
I came here for love. That didn’t work,
but I also came for the love of acting.
For this one, I am passionate.
What kind of actress are you?
I was in
a commercial, and
I just did a short
film. I love theater, but with my accent it’s hard. People
say, “Look at
Penélope Cruz!”
But she was already somebody in Spain. Have you heard
of Neil Simon? Right now in class I am doing a scene from Lost in Yonkers—
I’m Bella.
Tell me about your style.
Once in
a while I want to show my shape,
but mostly I love walking, so I wear loose pants and
shoes that are comfortable. The
hat is just to break
things up a little,
and the glasses are
Alain Mikli.
Do you ever dress up?
I really like
boys, so I like to
dress like them. It’s sexy, I think, and
it’s so much more comfortable—even
the underwear,
which I don’t wear often, but sometimes I do because
I am living with
my cousin and
I sometimes take
his things.
Do you prefer New York or Barcelona style?
In New York there is so much freedom to dress
how you want—there is always someone who is more
crazy than you.
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