Mona was interviewed for a Swedish radio show,
Söndag med Saman. The interview is (not surprisingly) in Swedish, but I thought perhaps one of our Swedish speaking members could give us the gist?
If there's anyone else here from Sweden who wants to translate everything, go a head. I just picked out the big parts. My English is not the best, sorry
Anyway..
They ask her about nudity..if there's anything she refuses to do.
Her aswer is that it all depends on the people you work with, she wouldn't do a topless photoshoot with someone she didn't trust. And nothing where she's completely naked. Also she wouldn't do something vulgar, she says that naked can be beautiful but also "wow, a little too much", she wouldn't do something pornografic.
She didn't feel comfortable taking her clothes off in the begining of her career, so she was always fully dressed but now she's more comfortable and feels like she can do a topless shoot for example.
He was wondering about the see through items on the runway, that for him it would feel like walking on the street without a shirt and that it's weird that no one cares about it, not the models and not the audience. Her opinion on that matter is that it doesn't feel vulgar, that's it's not based on sex, it would be weird for her walking down the catwalk with a leather outfit and a whip in her hand. And that it feels okay with see through because, like he said, no one cares, it's not pornografic. Also she wouldn't wear, what they make her wear on the catwalk, when she doesn't work..not in the same way. I guess she means that she wouldn't show her breasts underneath a see through tank top in public.
He asked if it feels like she's showing to much of herself. That it's a little bit to intimate.
She says no..she doesn't regret anything she's done in her career. She compares modeling too being an actor/actress, doing a sexscene for example..they never play themselves. If they were offered to play themselves in a movie they probably wouldn't do it, cause it would be to personal.
Last but not least, I quote: "it's not like I'm doing Playboy, and I don't think it would happen anytime in the future either".
even though she lived there for 2.5 years.
She admits that agencies lie about her height and says that she's really 168-169cm. Runway was never her strength and her height was a factor, but it's hard to tell how things had gone if she was taller. Then she basically explains the procedures and stress of fashion week. Again she's very "matter-of-fact" about her job, talking about costs (flights, hotel, driver, etc) vs. what you make from walking shows and that it's physically tough as well. When she started fading it wasn't really worth it. "One day you're in and the next day you're out". She jokes about some runway mishaps and walking in too big shoes (she only wears a 37 EU and sample sizes at the shows are usually >39, I know from experience that this SUCKS 
).
