Julio Torres

Being a vegan who is not a self-sustaining vegan.

And then like recently another wall that I've encountered that I put there, but now has become almost like pillar of my being is that I have never had a credit card.

So I don't have credit.

Really?

Yeah.

And I just don't want one.

I aspire to never have a credit card and I aspire to never have money.

credit or rely on credit for anything i'm terrified of the idea of owing anything to anyone i i it would make me really uncomfortable to buy a home and feeling like i it would make me feel like i'm in trouble all the time yeah i don't think i understand that yeah and and i think that makes it so maybe i'll probably never own a home but i'm sort of at peace with that

The hair was one of the very first conversations we had.

Talking about her hair was almost like...

the icebreaker between Tilda and I and just became the road to becoming friends, like discussing the hair.

First we talked color and we decided that she should have the kind of red hair that you see in the streets, but you rarely see in film because it's not a shade of red that anyone aims to get.

It's the shade of red that something wrong

And then you ended up with that shade of red.

It's almost like a little purpley.

And then her haircut, the idea was that her haircut would be at odds with her hair texture.

so that her hair was just constantly in a fight with itself.

And that really gave Tilda the fuel for the character of just imagining that every time that Elizabeth sees her reflection in the mirror, she's adjusting her bangs, she's adjusting the size of her fringes, and she gets so angry about the hairdresser who promised her that she would look exactly like the photo she showed her in a magazine.

We made this whole fantasy of like she walked away from the hair salon with all these products that she's supposed to use every day, but of course she doesn't.

And then the look, we really wanted to capture that woman in the art scene, Lower East Side, with a hint of like groupie, who has good taste, but there's always something that's like a little off.