The Buccaneers Actress Kristine Froseth Talks About Style And Comfort

The 28-year-old Buccaneers actress Kristine Froseth is all about comfort, opting for functional looks that can take her from music festivals to hiking trails. Froseth along with her boyfriend and Buccaneers costar Guy Remmers  is often in the eyes of public for its  new collections runways and her on- and off-screen love interests’ looks are always ones to watch. 

Froseth said “I struggled with my identity for long time” 

According to her recent interview, Froseth was asked about the importance of fashion in her life. She replied that after her long fight with clothes she finally found peace with the clothes she feels comfortable wearing and also appreciated Billie Eilish styles. 

“No, I struggled with my identity for a long time just because I moved so much back and forth, and I always kind of felt like I was the new girl and I had to just kind of wear what people were wearing. I just wasn’t really sure what my groove was,”

“I think as of late, I’m just gravitating toward things that match my mood, rather than following the trend. I love Billie Eilish. I wish I just had her closet. I’m obsessed with her and everything she wears, but that’s not realistic for me.”

Froseth on her style

Froseth’s in her interview also talks about the ever-evolving personal style that remains grounded in oversized, comfy silhouettes with flecks of androgyny, grunge and the sought-after Scandi girl aesthetic.  Then she talked about how her Norwegian heritage and American upbringing impacted her style. She spoke about exploring press-tour method dressing a la Zendaya and Anya Taylor-Joy, and some of her all-time favorite looks she’s worn.

Froseth said “It’s been a very slow discovery, where I realized I was kind of a new girl and then I was modeling for a long time. And then I became an actor and then being a different character all the time, I kind of had to just take a step back. But also through all the discoveries of the various characters I’ve played, I learned a lot about what I don’t like and what I do like.”