Más fantásticas fotos de Scarlett para la edición de Mayo de la revista Glamour, de la que es portada! Y aquí tenéis un extracto de la entrevista, donde habla principalmente de su nueva vida al lado de Romain Dauriac:
¿En qué eres diferente ahora?
"Creo que ahora me conozco mejor. Creo que siento que sé mejor lo que necesito en una relación, lo que quiero en una relación. Y sé que tengo más herramientas para comunicarme, no sólo con mi pareja sino conmigo misma. Ésto no es necesariamente un reflejo de la persona con quien me casé o lo que pasó en mi matrimonio, pero sí del momento en que estaba en mi vida. Cuando me casé la primera vez, era mucho más joven. He tenido la oportunidad de trabajar en conocerme a mí misma. Eso te hace mejor pareja y alguien capaz de trabajar con otro alguien y mantener una relación en los momentos 'no románticos'. Tengo más paciencia conmigo misma, con mi pareja. Supongo que eso viene con la edad, probablemente."
Así que, ¿básicamente el plan es que cuando pases éste duro año de trabajo, tú y Romain fijaréis una fecha para la boda?
"Sí, supongo. Estamos llevándolo con calma. Nunca he sido alguien que querría una súper boda. No me importan esas cosas."
Os dividís entre Nueva York y París. ¿Cómo es un típico fin de semana vuestro en París?
"Bueno, a él le encanta el arte, probablemente visitaríamos alguna galería o iríamos a algún museo. Esa es su auténtica pasión. Me gusta experimentar eso con ello. Creo que parte de lo maravilloso de vivir en París es el tiempo que se toma la gente con sus cosas. Me gusta no sentir presión los fines de semana en París. Los domingos la mayoría de sitios están cerrados, y hay algo maravilloso en ello. Así que estoy allí más a gusto que pasando el fin de semana en mi cama."
¿Ha cambiado París tu sentido del estilo?
"Sí. ¡Porque tengo más competición! Lo bueno de estar en París es que sabes que todo el mundo mira lo que llevas puesto: tienes público, ¿sabes? El estilo de Nueva York es más relajado y funcional. ¡Un look parisino no es funcional! No importa si tus zapatos son o no cómodos. Aquí en Nueva york puedes llevar tus Nike. En París ni de broma. Aunque mis amigas de París y yo hemos decidido adoptar la tendencia de vestir de manera atlética en el día a dia porque nos cansamos de ir siempre perfectas. Yo You estaba en plan 'Estoy harta de no sentir mi dedo gordo del pie después de dos horas bailando!."
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More gorgeous pictures of Scarlett for the May Issue of Glamour Magazine, which she covers! And here you have some extracts from the interview, where she mainly talks about her new life with Romain Dauriac:
How are you different now?
"I think I know myself better. I feel I know now more of what I need in a relationship, what I want in a relationship. And I know I have more tools to communicate, not just with my partner, but with myself. That's not necessarily any reflection of who I was married to or what was happening in my marriage, but really where I was in my life. When I was first married, I was much younger. And I have had the opportunity now to work more on getting to know myself. I think that makes you a better partner and somebody who is able to work with somebody and stay in a relationship in the not-romantic moments. I have more patience with myself. I have more patience with my partner. I think that just comes with age, probably."
So the plan is basically that once you get through this crazy year of work, you and Romain will figure out a wedding date?
"Yeah, I guess so. We're just going with the flow. I've never been one to do a full-on themed wedding. I don't care about that stuff. "
The two of you are splitting time between New York and Paris. What’s a typical weekend in Paris?
"Well, he loves art, so we might visit some of the galleries or go to a museum. That's his true passion. I like to experience that with him. I guess part of the wonderful thing about living in Paris is how people take their time with things. And I like to feel no pressure on the weekends in Paris. Sunday, most things are closed in Paris, and there’s something wonderful about that. So I'm much more comfortable just spending the weekend in my bed."
Has Paris changed your sense of style?
"Yeah. Because I have more competition! The nice thing about being in Paris is that you know everybody’s looking at what you're wearing: You have an audience, you know? New York is about street style that's functional. A Paris look is not functional! It doesn't matter if your shoes are comfortable. Here [in New York] you can still wear your Nikes. In Paris you suck it up. You hobble around. Although my girlfriends in Paris and I decided we're adopting the trend of athletic streetwear ’cause we got sick of it. I was like, 'I am sick of not feeling my big toe after two hours of dancing!'"
How are you different now?
"I think I know myself better. I feel I know now more of what I need in a relationship, what I want in a relationship. And I know I have more tools to communicate, not just with my partner, but with myself. That's not necessarily any reflection of who I was married to or what was happening in my marriage, but really where I was in my life. When I was first married, I was much younger. And I have had the opportunity now to work more on getting to know myself. I think that makes you a better partner and somebody who is able to work with somebody and stay in a relationship in the not-romantic moments. I have more patience with myself. I have more patience with my partner. I think that just comes with age, probably."
So the plan is basically that once you get through this crazy year of work, you and Romain will figure out a wedding date?
"Yeah, I guess so. We're just going with the flow. I've never been one to do a full-on themed wedding. I don't care about that stuff. "
The two of you are splitting time between New York and Paris. What’s a typical weekend in Paris?
"Well, he loves art, so we might visit some of the galleries or go to a museum. That's his true passion. I like to experience that with him. I guess part of the wonderful thing about living in Paris is how people take their time with things. And I like to feel no pressure on the weekends in Paris. Sunday, most things are closed in Paris, and there’s something wonderful about that. So I'm much more comfortable just spending the weekend in my bed."
Has Paris changed your sense of style?
"Yeah. Because I have more competition! The nice thing about being in Paris is that you know everybody’s looking at what you're wearing: You have an audience, you know? New York is about street style that's functional. A Paris look is not functional! It doesn't matter if your shoes are comfortable. Here [in New York] you can still wear your Nikes. In Paris you suck it up. You hobble around. Although my girlfriends in Paris and I decided we're adopting the trend of athletic streetwear ’cause we got sick of it. I was like, 'I am sick of not feeling my big toe after two hours of dancing!'"
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