a year ago, marking the first name revealed from the bunch of rising talents rounding out the show: Jordan Alexander, Savannah Smith, Zión Moreno, Tavi Gevinson, Whitney Peak, Eli Brown, Thomas Doherty, and Evan Mock. Over the months of filming, the gang has already bonded. “All of us are so close—too close. It’s sickening, it’s gross,” Lind jokes. “It’s so hard being in New York with these clowns and not being able to just run around the city. ...
“I can never go wrong with a lady suit, and this one had a nice little spin on it,” she says. “I guess I dress a little bit more androgynous in my personal life, and that’s true. I really like androgynous clothing, and this one just drew me to it. It’s very feminine at the same time.” Personally, my biggest thing is that I've always loved vintage clothing. So there's this place in New York, I don't know if you also like to vintage shop, but it's called Raggedy Threads. And they have a lot of really cool old French workwear that I'm obsessed with. And other than that, just a lot of items make me happy and clothing makes me happy when it has history behind it.
From what I've seen in the photos, your character, Audrey, seems to be a little more on the preppy side. What was your impression of her wardrobe or the wardrobe of the show overall? And did you have a hand in dressing yourself? I think that that's also another cool thing with this show, is working with the people who created the original and seeing and then trying to go from there and with this new world. Because their entire thing in the first show was surrounded by the fact that there was a blog, and social media was just rising up to become what it has today. And now, there's so much more to have to touch on, because you're touching on something everyone's doing.