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In the photo shoot for the magazine, the US actress of X-Men, Hunger Games And Don’t Look Up is portrayed in elegant and casual clothes by great designers and tells of the happiness of a son, the end of Roe v. Wade, her new film and more
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Waves of long blond hair caress the delicate face, revealing one shoulder, hiding the other, falling over the elegant burgundy dress signed by Dior. On the new cover of the October issue of Vogue USA Jennifer Lawrence, 32 years old, remembers a Renaissance lady. For the very young Hollywood star, who has already racked up four nominations and a victory at the Oscars (in 2013, with the film On the bright side – Silver Linings Playbook), being portrayed in the prestigious magazine is nothing new. In 2017, on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of the birth of the magazine, the American edition of Vogue had dedicated to the actress X-Men, Hunger Games, American Hustle And Don’t Look Up four covers: among these, a portrait of the photographer Annie Leibovitz and the photograph of a painting with seventeenth-century vibes made by John Currin. Within the issue coming out next month, the magazine also features a photo shoot and an exclusive interview with the actress, who talks about her recent motherhood, the release of her latest film Causeways and the fight against the end of abortion rights in the United States.
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The girl from Kentucky, defined as the most talented young actress in all of America, has grown up, as she recounts in the long interview already available in digital version on the website Vogue. “A lot of movies I’ve made in the past were about my mother, my childhood. I wonder what will happen now that I witness someone else’s childhood.” Three years ago, Jennifer Lawrence married gallery owner Cooke Maroney, and in February she gave birth to their first child, Cy. “The morning after my son was born, I felt like my whole life had started all over again.” An important new beginning for the actress, who recalls her abortion experiences and is indignant at the recent decision of the Supreme Court, which abolished the right to choose of American women: “It is too personal a matter for a female existence to be to watch white men argue over the uterus.”
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In the photo shoot created by Tina Barney, Jennifer Lawrence expresses naturalness and femininity. Stylist Tonne Goodman, fashion director of for almost twenty years American Vogue (Go to the special Fashion), he edited the sixth cover together with the actress. The selection of garments ranges from the soft volumes of Dior to the light lines of Altuzarra, from the dreamy orange and green floral prints of Erdem to the cheeky and playful pink movements of Brandon Maxwell, which Jennifer Lawrence wears barefoot between flower gardens and swimming pools. The jewels are the very precious high jewelery pieces of the Dior Fine Jewelry Couture collection. Jennifer Lawrence faces the lens with a proud look, the same one she had previously addressed not only to the hacker who had spread her private photos online, but also against the accusations launched by the predator-producer Harvey Weinstein of having only won the Oscar thanks to her. After taking sides in the ranks of the #MeToo feminist movement, she today in an interview with Vogue the actress also turns the spotlight on the issue of the gender gap, heard even among the Hollywood cameras: “It doesn’t matter how much I do. Will I never be paid as much as a man because of my vagina?” The solution lies with politics, which must also deal with the problem of the spread of weapons: “It is necessary to participate in politics. It’s terrible. Politicians are killing people.”
In November, Jennifer Lawrence will land on Apple TV with the film Causeways, started in 2019 and interrupted by the pandemic. The actress plays an American soldier who returns from Afghanistan to New Orleans, where she will face the consequences of post-traumatic disorder and live a deep friendship. Meanwhile, the Hollywood star will begin shooting two new films, one of which, Hisdirected by Paolo Sorrentino.
