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Kaya Scodelario photographed by Rebecca Miller for Disney (2017)
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Kaya Scodelario in The Death Cure Gag Reel
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Clothes are my drug. I love Camden market - I have so many vintage pieces from there it’s unbelievable. Clothes are really important to me, they give me that feeling of happiness. I love being a bit free with it all and not giving myself rules.
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My castmates would describe me as…? KAYA: Farty DYLAN: Far too farty.
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The brightest star in the North gave me my name. That would be Carina.
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#i love this one (1) dork (x)
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Brenton Thwaites doesn’t know many Beyoncé songs… (x)
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kaya scodelario as carina smyth
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under the cut you’ll find 90 small/medium, not to mention textless, HQ gifs of kaya scodelario as effy stonem. none of these were made by me & credit goes to the original creators. please like or reblog if you found this helpful. ( if you want to request a gif hunt do it at @sociorpt !! )
fic introductions: criminality (a kaya scodelario & alex roe au).
are criminals always damaged and bad? aisha would object to that statement. an average girl with a good childhood and family, someone you wouldn’t imagine to commit crimes. aisha enjoys being a criminal, not for the benefits, but for the rush that comes with it. after one bank job, she has to adapt to a new person in her life.
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I didn’t want to be the girl in the group that couldn’t do as much as the boys. I’m very competitive like that.
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@kScodders: Nearly cried tears of joy this morning. After being away working for the best part of a year… I got a text from Dominos in Holloway #home
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I think everyone kind of has moments in their life when they’re afraid, but I think that’s what pushes you. My mom raised me to be a really strong woman and to be independent. She left Brazil when she was 23 and moved to England, and learned a language all by herself, so I’ve always had that as inspiration. I always wanted to make her proud and show her that I can be a strong woman as well.