PHOTOGRAPHY Michele Aboud
FASHION Kelvin Harries
INTERVIEW Christy Quilliam
HAIR & MAKEUP Rochelle Spotswood
Shot on location at ARMORICA
What’s important to me as an actor, and as a Burmese and Indigenous woman, is that both are important to my identity but aren’t mutually exclusive. My background and my views on the world, will infiltrate my work but not define it. Our society is ever-changing, and it’s the art that reflects that.
Opening image: SHIYO by Shiya Yousefpour sleeveless gilet Above: BALENCIAGA dress from KOT-J
BY WEAVE tuxedo shirt.
I’m very excited for what’s next. I don’t have any particular role that I dream of playing this early in my career, but I’m very interested in people; the things they do, how they love, how they hurt and how they survive. I want to better understand the human condition.
ROMO by Michael Hammond leather bustier.
I would say this to anyone who wants to get into the film industry, because diversity comes in many forms, “Back yourself, read as much as you can, watch as much as you can, meet anyone and everyone”.
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