GQ Magazine interviewed Connor Storrie prior to his Met Gala debut:
“GQ: How are you feeling today? What’s your headspace right now?
Connor Storrie: I feel good. I mean, I love my look. I’m really happy with what Anthony [Vacarello] pulled together, and I’m really happy with the guidance and the ideas that James [Yardley] had. And it’s really cool to watch something start out as just a conversation and a concept and come to fruition. So I’m happy. I’m feeling confident. I love New York. I always love whenever I get the chance to be here.”
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Hudson Williams on how he's staying grounded and navigating his rise to fame (via @wonderlandmag)
"I’ve been writing a lot. I have two separate journals. One is a manuscript – semi-autobiographical – about this period in my life, where I blur the lines between fiction and real life. Then I have one where I just recount things: I met this person today, this happened. And I have a Google Doc where I’m building my internal monologue, writing down what I’m thinking and feeling in hotel rooms between events. It’s really fun to write. There’s this writer I love, Joan Didion, and she once said she journals so that when she gets really old, she can pick up her books and find her way back to herself again. That inspired me. It also helps with gratitude. I can look back and go, ‘Wow, that really blew me away.’"
"Keeping grounded, I have such a good group of friends. They don’t care too much. They’re like, ‘Okay, good for you. This is amazing. But what’s your next role?’ Or, ‘Are you treating us well? Are you treating the people around you well?’ That’s make or break. How you show up as a person matters more than anything else. I use my friends and family as a metric. Am I being an asshole? Let’s make sure I’m staying kind."
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