アナソフィア・ロブさんのインスタグラム写真 - (アナソフィア・ロブInstagram)「Talking @theactonhulu with @playboy ..... The Act explores the role perception plays in the story through opposing female gazes that heighten the desperation of Gypsy’s final retaliation... “Men inform so much of the story and the decision-making, like Gypsy’s obsession with a fairy tale,”Robb says. “Gypsy and Lacey bond over not having a dad and feeling unwanted. It’s why Lacey always has a boyfriend, and she’s always talking about boys. It’s something that Gypsy wants so badly, but they’re not real. They’re Prince Charming figures... The show is the antithesis of what a fairy tale looks like,” Robb explains. “We have these very active female characters who are not waiting to be rescued. But the dichotomy of Gypsy is that she wants to be a princess. She wears princess dresses and very sexual costumes. It’s empowering her. The fantasy is giving her an escape. It’s the same for Lacey: She doesn’t like her situation at home, so she moves out. She gets an apartment and a job. She dreams of this role she wants to play and this glamorous life she’s envisioned. She frees herself.” Check our the full article on @playboy Original images from the lovelies at @lofficielusa」4月26日 6時43分