We’ve all seen the paparazzi photos, and we all know her famous family members and former flings — but how many of us have really heard Sofia Richie speak for herself?
During our interview with the budding model and it girl, we kept the cameras on to capture aspects of Sofia’s personality that you can really only pick up by meeting her, or on vintage, Andy Warhol-approved Super 8 film :).
Sofia is rough around the edges, super confident, 100% herself — and honestly pretty irresistible. You’re gonna be wishing this modern-day Mae West was your bestie.
Watch below and revisit our shoot and cover interview with Sofia here.
CREDITS:
Directed by Prince + Jacob
Director of Photography: Elena De Santiago
Interview: Maria Pasquini
Styling: Gabriel Held
Hair: Kirsten Bode
Makeup: Colby Smith
About The Author: Molly Mulshine
Molly Mulshine got her start covering local politics before working at Business Insider and the New York Observer. Follow her on Twitter: @mollymulshine
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