Alison Sudol

The music industry was not one that I would consider feminine, and so accepting the new definition of femininity is a real difficult task. Being able to be feminine, strong, and soft and maintain a healthy lifestyle while not compromising myself was not an easy one for me. I've loved it quite a bit, I've been enjoying wearing heels and a dress all day long and sporting pretty curls and soft materials. My experience as an actress is much more recent that everyone else Fantastic Beasts] and there was plenty of pressure that I had to face. In the process of auditioning, I had this strange feeling there was a huge power in front of me. The choice was whether I'd fall beneath the weight of it and fall since I was so desperate to do it. The other option was to step up and let it propel me ahead. The idea of spending a day in museums, parks, coffee shops, or simply taking an outing and watching how people live is something I really enjoy. London is a city where everyone is around you. In LA it's not always a crowded yet you're in the middle of everything. I like watching people. In the music industry it is not uncommon to be around guys. There is a sense that you must be in intimate situations with men all of the time. The book was a dream that came true for me. I read some of the novels on tour which is really wonderful having that type of world to retreat to, because when you're on the road, you're moving from one city to the next and then it's all confusing, and to go to this vivid and inspiring world from my sleeping space at night is very relaxing.