So the costume department asked me to go shopping with them in Sydney and Tokyo and I would speak up, saying, “Oh, I think she’s going to wear this kind of jewelry or those kind of heels.” Every department on production asked us about the trends in Japan because they appreciated our culture, but thought we knew more than they did. I didn’t think I would be an actress at that time, but it was the moment I realized there’s something else I was really interested in besides modeling.ĭid you? I thought you might have had some input. That’s when in my mind I thought, Oh, I love doing this. Growing up in Chiba, did you always want to be an actress? Or was this a path that you recently decided to follow? I remember once doing a campaign for Armani that had a video commercial as well, and I just loved how at that point the photographer directed me differently than he would a model. ” I always enjoy those kinds of shoots, so the transition was very smooth for me. Like, “Today, we’re going to do this story, and she’s going to be like this or that. How did that work translate into being an actress? As a model, I’ve always loved it when a photographer gives a very specific background on a character. You’ve been modeling for fourteen years now. The 28-year-old beauty caught up with Vogue on the eve of her first film’s U.S. The path from modeling to acting can often lead astray, but with a starring role opposite Hugh Jackman in The Wolverine, Tao Okamoto-the former face of Ralph Lauren, Kenzo, Emporio Armani, and a cover girl for both Chinese and Japanese Vogue-is determined to prudently chart the next chapter of her career.
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