The Intern - Georgia Palmer

How has it been cultivating your own point of view in terms of like what you wear or your identity while like adapt into whatever brand aesthetic?

I think it's been pretty organic, weirdly.

I realize that expressing myself and being true to myself was what was kind of gonna get me to where I need to be.

It was

also very important for myself as well just because it gave me so much confidence.

It's a two-way street where finding your own voice also then helps you more get

cast with

these brands.

And so in a way it's even led you down new avenues such as with Joy, your furniture studio.

How's that been like?

It's amazing.

I've always kind of said to myself to explore like your own creative outlet in order to just stay sane in the world that we're living in.

Modeling is amazing and it's a blessing as well.

But in order to kind of just feel like you've got two feet on the ground, it's just so important to just like keep on putting your kind of emotions and feelings into creative work or whatever, whatever you want to do really.

Would you be able to date someone with a bad interior design? I

could as long as I have 100% power to interior design where we're living.

You walk into their house and it's all Tesla furniture.

Would you ever fuse the model with the furniture and do like an Alan Jones? I would love to do

that.

Yeah, absolutely.

Like a sushi model at a dinner party? how much am i

getting paid girl there's

an element of like a model and furniture where it's both under the lens of sculpture

yeah it goes hand in hand yeah yeah i think like the two very common aspects between the industries is like silhouettes and angles like it being very angular i think models can see that

within fashion you have to think about how the clothes look on a body in motion i guess it's similar where it's like you have to think of furniture being lived in you're a diva of many facets a diva of many skill sets what's djing been like for you how did you get into it

How has it been cultivating your own point of view in terms of like what you wear or your identity while like adapt into whatever brand aesthetic?

I think it's been pretty organic, weirdly.

I realize that expressing myself and being true to myself was what was kind of gonna get me to where I need to be.

It was

also very important for myself as well just because it gave me so much confidence.

It's a two-way street where finding your own voice also then helps you more get

cast with

these brands.

And so in a way it's even led you down new avenues such as with Joy, your furniture studio.

How's that been like?

It's amazing.

I've always kind of said to myself to explore like your own creative outlet in order to just stay sane in the world that we're living in.

Modeling is amazing and it's a blessing as well.

But in order to kind of just feel like you've got two feet on the ground, it's just so important to just like keep on putting your kind of emotions and feelings into creative work or whatever, whatever you want to do really.

Would you be able to date someone with a bad interior design? I

could as long as I have 100% power to interior design where we're living.

You walk into their house and it's all Tesla furniture.

Would you ever fuse the model with the furniture and do like an Alan Jones? I would love to do

that.

Yeah, absolutely.

Like a sushi model at a dinner party? how much am i

getting paid girl there's

an element of like a model and furniture where it's both under the lens of sculpture

yeah it goes hand in hand yeah yeah i think like the two very common aspects between the industries is like silhouettes and angles like it being very angular i think models can see that

within fashion you have to think about how the clothes look on a body in motion i guess it's similar where it's like you have to think of furniture being lived in you're a diva of many facets a diva of many skill sets what's djing been like for you how did you get into it