Glamour Magazine South Africa - April 2017

Growing up, I always felt Star Wars belonged to the boys, however much I played with light sabers. When the galaxy finally included a female lead – Daisy Ridley’sRey in 2015’s The Force Awakens, I rejoiced. Rogue One,which takes place 34 years prior, gave us another bold woman: Felicity Jones’ Jyn Erso, a character who is rash and assertive – messy, thrilling traits that too few actresses get in big-budget action movies. And Felicity understands how Jyn changed the game. As a little girl, she dreamt of playing love-struck Ariel from The Little Mermaid. But at 33,the Oxford-educated actress got the chance to play a new kind of Disney princess: “a very contemporary, kick-ass princess,” she says. And her CVis filled with take-charge roles like Jyn – her first Oscar nomination was for her portrayal of Jane Hawking in The Theory of Everything. Says the self-proclaimed feminist, “What I love in my work is showing a full-sided woman, a woman who is strong but flawed.”............

This constant is From Glamour Magazine South Africa - April 2017

Maxim India Magazine March 2017 Cover and Shots

Maxim has started a social campaign called #MakeHerSmile. The campaign focuses on respecting women and treating them well. What can a man do to make his woman smile? The best way to make a woman smile is to respect her. And you can respect her by simply listening to her. Apart from that, give her chocolates. Noted! What is the easiest way for a man to get your attention? A good sense of humour. He should be able to make me laugh. That’s very important. What turns you on in a man?

Right attitude, humour and intelligence. I like having good conversations. And what turns you off ?

Body odour and bad breath. What is the cheesiest line anyone has said to you? Not a line but I think it’s extremely cheesy when men talk to you like a child. When men go, “You are soooo cuuuuuute.” I

mean, no, don’t do that. What’s the craziest thing a fan has ever done for you? Someone wrote me a letter and it’s crazy because of things that were written. Things like, “I’m watching you while I am

in the shadows.” I freaked out quite a bit reading that letter. Are you a pet lover? I love dogs. I had a labrador but he died. It’s like a piece of you goes away with them and that’s why my mum has said, No more pets. So that’s a good gift someone can get you? Yes! A puppy. But, like, a tiny one. I like

tiny dogs! Your top travel destinations are... Vietnam and Machu Picchu

This constant is From Maxim India Magazine - March 2017

Vogue USA - April 2017 Cover

As someone who doesn’t really believe in looking back very much or very often, I’m going to break with the habit of a lifetime and start this April’s letter by talking about the recent past—specifically, our March 2017 issue, which celebrated the female designers who have helped define our vision of fashion, and the new generation of models who are as feisty as they are gorgeous, bringing, thankfully, a more pluralistic idea of beauty to the runway. That issue was the starting point for our

125th anniversary, which we have decided to commemorate by celebrating throughout this year 125 women from all walks of life who share one singular quality: Each of them makes the world an infinitely better and more fascinating place. The women we bring you this month don’t, perhaps, at

first glance seem to be united by anything at all: How does one join the dots between our cover star, Selena Gomez; the tennis champion Maria Sharapova; the British prime minister, Theresa May; the artist Lynette Yiadom-Boakye; and the Syrian swimmer Yusra Mardini? Not easily, would be the

answer, and to my mind that’s the whole point of bringing people together .... read more in vogue April USA 2017 Edition 

OK! Magazine Australia - March 27, 2017