“It’s so much easier to hide in a crowd than to push yourself forward and be the one everyone’s talk
“It’s so much easier to hide in a crowd than to push yourself forward and be the one everyone’s talking about.” So states 18-year-old Roberta, our youngest What’s Underneath interviewee to date, who we fell in love with the minute we saw her in line for her interview, in her Turkish slippers and layered antiques. Bombarded with images of blond, smiley, diminutive models her whole life, her defiant attitude towards oppressive mainstream fashion doesn’t preclude her from struggling with the pressure to conform herself. To go from crying on the floor in the bathroom because of her body, to pushing the limits of beauty by considering shaving her head and growing out her body hair, Roberta’s search for her own identity and aspiration to love herself as she is not only the reason she raced to Southbank Center to be part of our Open Call, but the very reason we created The What’s Underneath Project. Tap the link in our bio to watch ALL SIX new Open Call episodes now! #iamwhatsunderneath #truestyleisselfacceptance (at Southbank Centre) -- source link
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