Alright, ya, we admit to having a new model crush on the daily. BUT there’s a new-ish model on the block with a penchant for Rainbow Brite-meets-My Little Pony hair color and a sea punk-friendly walk-in closet. Whereeee have you been, Chloe Nørgaard, all my life? I have no idea how to pronounce that “ø” tbh, but I kinda wish I had one of those in my name. Anyway, Chloe has been doing her thang all over NYFW and now LFW resulting in the fashion world falling head over Jason Wu heels for the hottie. But what really cemented my (probably unhealthy) obsession with Chloe was her recent “Model Behaviour” video for Dazed Digital in which she invites us into her apartment whilst she chain-smokes, paints, and dishes on her zany hair history. Rad quote alert: “I think there’s color in everything that I do — even when I eat something. I mean, sometimes I’ll go to a casting and they’ll be like, ‘Why is your hair so many different colors?’ And I’ll be like, ‘it’s cuz I eat so much candy.'” In other words, model. marriage. material. <3
Also, here’s a Google search visual explanation of our hardcore Chloe crush. Just because. And yes kittens, you’re very welcome.
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