Baz
LUHRMANN
“The P ioneer,” p. 82The director has been
dear fri ends with
Miuccia Prada si nce
she collaborated
on the suit that
Leonardo DiCapri o
wore in Romeo + Juliet.
He photographed
her after she “opened
a vintage Prada
suitcase, threw a
few items together,
and did her own
hair—to a maj estic
result.” Luhrmann’s
adaptation of his
film Moulin Rouge! is
now on Broadway.Contributors2 3 4 5
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Durga
CH EW-BOSE
“Playing It Cool ,” p. 58Chew-Bose has been
a fan of Kri sten
Stewart, whom she
profile d for this
month’s cover story,
since 2016 when
Stewart starred in
Certain Women.
“Kri sten’s quiet duet,
the way she shares
the screen—it cracks
you open,” says
Chew-Bose, the
author of Too Much
and Not the Mood.
Al asdair
McLELLAN
“Playing It Cool ,” p. 58The acclaimed British
photographer
makes his V. F. debut
with his images
of Kristen Stewart at
Hollywood’s fabled
Los Altos apartments.
“L.A. has a great,
weird, sinister edge
to it,” says McLellan.
“Apparently our
suite was haunted.
It was fun having
Kristen’s dog on set,
which relaxed
things quite a lot.”Samira
NASR
“Playing It Cool ,” p. 58“I wanted to show
that you can be
gla morous and still
be playful in your
dress,” says V. F.’s
executive fashion
director, who styled
Kristen Stewart
for this month’s cover
story, as well as
Himesh Patel and
other stars featured
in “Screen Share,”
page 15 0. “To be able
to work with such a
diverse and energetic
group is so exciting.”Adam
LEITH
GOLLNER
“Diamonds in the Rough,” p. 110“What drew me to
this story is that it’s
like a nonfiction
version of a Nouvelle
Vague film,” says
Gollner, the former
editor in chief of
Vice magazine,
of two jewel heists
at Harry Winston
Pari s totaling more
than $100 million.
“Everything is as
crazy and impossi ble
and ri sky as it is true.”