Showing posts with label INTERVIEW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label INTERVIEW. Show all posts

Sunday, January 22, 2012

sneak peek

That's a sneak peek from my interview for "for sure jadore" blog. I will soon post more pictures soon...
Have a great day!


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Monday, January 2, 2012

AN INTERVIEW WITH SUNANTA NAKSOMPOP




ประโยคคลาสสิคจากสุนันทา นาคสมภพ นางเอกละคร "คุณหญิงบ่าวตั้ง" และผู้สร้างละคร "เพลิงพ่าย" (1990)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcmdKQfpdAU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsUzlbTjOB0

Thanks to Donsaron Kov for giving me Sunanta's interview.

"ที่บ้านโดนปล้น พ่อโดนยิง เรื่องมันเกิดขึ้นมา 30 กว่าปี จะฝังใจที่พ่อตายต่อหน้า ถูกยิงตอนเราอายุประมาณ 12-13"

"มากรุงเทพฯมาอยู่บ้านพี่สาวกับพี่เขย พี่เขยขึ้นหา เลยออกจากบ้าน"

"เข้าประกวดนางสาวไทยด้วยนะคะ ปีนิภาภัทร สุดศิริ เข้ารอบ 30 คน"

"แกไปงานกับผู้หญิงคนหนึ่ง ตัวเตี้ย เราเห็นแล้วรูปร่างเรากินขาด จริตจะก้านสู้เราไม่ได้หรอก"

"ทำขนมบ้าบิ่นขาย เพราะอยู่ได้หลายวันกว่าจะเสีย ฝรั่งถามอะไร บอกเครซี่ คุ้กกี้"

"มีคนหนึ่งพูดให้ได้ยินว่า ไม่มีพี่น้อยอู๊ดแย่แน่ อู๊ดเป็นคนที่ฆ่าได้ หยามไม่ได้ ก็ทำต่อ ทนมาเป็นปี"

"พอเรื่องขิงก็ราข่าก็แรงไปได้ดี ใช้หนี้ใกล้จะหมด ต่อด้วยเรื่องเพลิงพ่าย ซัคเซสมาก ห้องตัดต่อของเราเอง ทำเองหมดทุกอย่าง มีความรู้สึกว่าขอไปนอนที่โรงแรมดุสิตธานี โทร.บอกสามี สามีเริ่มโกรธ เริ่มระหองระแหง"

"ลูกเหมือนน้ำเย็นๆ เราเหมือนไฟ อะไรที่เราวางแผนไว้จะล้างแค้น พอเห็นหน้าลูก เรามีความรู้สึกว่า ทำไม่ลง ห่วงลูก"


































































































Thursday, December 22, 2011

"PROFESSIONAL AT BEING HUMAN BEINGS"

Apichatpong Weerasethakul talks about his exhibition PRIMITIVE in the link below:
http://bk.asia-city.com/events/article/interview-apichatpong-weerasethakul

I like this sentence very much "I always select actors that have a lot of experience that I don’t have. People say, they are not professional. But for me they are very professional, professional at being human beings. They’ve gone through so much."

Friday, October 14, 2011

MELANCHOLIA (2011, Lars von Trier, A++++++++++)

MELANCHOLIA (Lars von Trier) unintentionally helps me prepare my mind for my inevitable death. I mean everybody will die sooner or later, but I don't want to be like Claire, who can't deal with this fact. I want to be like Justine, who made me realize that death is a fact of life.

Below is what Lars von Trier said in Film Comment:

"I went from very, very strong anxiety into depression, and it was actually a relief because my depression was kind of giving up, whereas anxiety is adrenaline all the time."

"My technique is that I divide my personality into the characters that I write, and then very early on they get a life of their own."


"Justine's kind of calling for this planet somehow. Maybe it's more a feeling than a planet. And I think that with melancholia, there's a bittersweetness to the feeling."

"At a certain point, you kind of give up. You know, like the little bird that the cat gets: at a certain point you say, Okay, eat me for Christ's sake."


The painting shown here is OPHELIA (1852, John Everett Millais), which is an inspiration for one scene in the film.





Thursday, July 7, 2011

madame figaro Greece!

Last week I was asked to be featured on the online madame figaro Greece with some other greek fashion bloggers! Along with my picture I sent a small paragraph of my favourite fashion blogs and blogging tips for beginners. Click here to read the complete article.
Special thanks to Adria Aletrari for choosing my blog!
 

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

MKA Behind The Row

On their recent interview for vogue, the Olsen twins reminded me a lot of their teenage years, looking very fresh and wearing "The Row".



(via vogue)

Monday, March 14, 2011

My Interview For JenDanczak

A couple of weeks ago jendanczak asked me to answer some questions for her. This is the interview with my answers. You can check out her blog and the official interview here!
Thank you so much Jen :) xx

1. Tell me your name and where are you from! Does your location influence your outlook on fashion?
Hey I’m Rea Papathanasiou and I’m from Athens/Greece. Actually my location doesn’t influence my outlook on fashion at all. Greece is not really a country that is interested on fashion that much. I’m usually traveling and get inspired from different people around the world.

2. Who is your favorite designer? What is it about him/her that is influential?
My favourite designer is Christophe Decarnin for Balmain and Isabel Marant. I like their rockish aesthetic and the dynamic nature of their designs.

3. Is there anyone else that influences you?
What influences me most is street style fashion. I like how people put their personal style into clothing and how models think of fashion in their everyday life.

4. What is your role in this industry? (student, etc.) What are your goals?
I’m a blogger and a fashion design student. I aim either to work for a successful magazine, or to create my own brand.

5. What made you want to start blogging?
During uni’s research I found stuff and did many projects that were interesting and I wanted to share with other people who had the same interest as me. That’s why I decided to create a blog and see what people thought of my ideas!

6. If you had one thing to say to aspiring industry leaders, what would it be?
Be inspired by random people. Sometimes they have a lot more and many interesting ideas to give to fashion.

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Nadia Froufrouu for SurfAddictFashionista

Well, Nadia is one of my latest style crushes. I am totally in love with her spindly silhouette, her hats, her long jackets, her man-like pants and her sunglasses. I am so glad I found her profile on facebook. I send her a message the other day and, to say the truth, I wasn't expecting an answer. Conversely she msg me back and she was actually very sweet and friendly. Some days after that, I message her again to ask her if she minded to answer a questionaire I created for my dissertation in college. She send me the answers back in no time. And here it is:

Rea: How important do you think is “street style fashion” monitoring within the fashion industry?

Nadia Froufrouu:
I think street style grounds a potentially unrealistic, authoritarian fashion world. A monitoring of the phenomenon proffers a tangible slant on trends -particularly important during forecasting.


Rea: Which are your favorite street style sites and blogs?

Nadia Froufrouu:
Streetstyle: Facehunter, The Streethearts, Vanessa Jackman
Blogs: Anwho, Amlul.


Rea: Describe your personal style.

Nadia Froufrouu:
A mishmash of vintage and man chic.

Let's check out her style:











(via froufrouu)