Yesterday we alerted you that Alicia and Daniel Wu would be covering the April 2018 issue of Vogue China. Today we have the very first outtakes from their photoshoot! I really love these pics, so I’ll be on the lookout for more additions. Keep checking back!

Hello Alicia fans! Last week, we shared the news with you that Alicia would be on the cover of Elle UK’s April 2018 issue. We now have high quality digital scans of the full spread, as well as some gorgeous photoshoot additions! The full issue is out in stores today March 7, so make sure to pick up your very own copy of this gorgeous spread.

And the updates continue! I’ve updated our gallery with 3 new Alicia photoshoots/portraits, all taken so far this year. The Carter Smith photoshoot has been featured in several of the magazines Alicia has featured in lately, including Glamour Russia and Grazia Bulgaria. The Sofia Sabel one was taken during the Gothenburg film festival in January, and the Greg Williams‘ one is for American Way Magazine. We’ll hopefully have magazine scans and HQ outtakes from the latter soon, but for now, enjoy the pretty previews!

Hello Alicia fans! Yesterday, our girl traveled to Madrid, Spain with her husband Michael Fassbender, where she is set to start her European ‘Tomb Raider’ promotion tour. They held a photocall for the film earlier this morning, and we already have a crazy total of 100+ gorgeous high quality photos from the event waiting for you over in our photo gallery … The photocall was held at The Santo Mauro Hotel, and Alicia looks so beautiful! Stay tuned for more, as we’re about to enter some very busy weeks with Alicia continuing her promotion tour across of Europe. Make sure to follow us over at twitter for live updates!

Update: A video clip from the photocall has been uploaded to youtube, check it out below!

Our girl is the cover girl of the March issue of Vogue Magazine! Photographed by Steven Klein and interviewed by Irina Aleksander, her spread features an unique and gorgeous new photoshoot, as well as a lengthy article/interview. I really love this interview, as it’s very different from what we normally get. It gives a good insight to how Alicia is as a person, and reading all the great things about her just makes me love her even more!

Our gallery has been updated with the pretty cover and a couple of photoshoot images, and we’ll have high quality scans up soon. You can read a part of her article below, but make sure to head over to Vogue’s website (link at the end of the post) for the full version.

Vogue | This will be the closest you feel to any of your subjects,” says Alicia Vikander, telling me to grab hold of her waist if I get scared. We’re on a two-seater ATV somewhere outside Joshua Tree. We’ve just signed away our right to sue in case of sunburn, collision, hypothermia, and harm by wild animals. Vikander is behind the wheel even though she doesn’t have a driver’s license. What’s the worst that can happen? I accidentally say this out loud. “The worst that can happen is we flip,” Vikander says. “But I’m not going to flip us. I promise.”

An ATV ride was Vikander’s idea, a nod to her turn as Lara Croft in Tomb Raider, a reboot of the 2001 film that transformed Angelina Jolie, the compelling aggressor in Girl, Interrupted, into a big-screen action figure. For Vikander, who won an Oscar for The Danish Girl, the role comes as one of those anointing rituals of modern Hollywood in which an actor is plucked from the land of daring art-house dramas—Scarlett, Jennifer, Shailene—and entrusted with carrying a bankable franchise.

Most likely we’re not going to flip or freeze to death. But there is a chance that we will encounter some reptiles, which is a problem since Vikander and I both have a dreadful fear of snakes. When we compare childhood snake traumas, Vikander’s wins, no contest. It takes place at a lake, and . . . I’ll let her tell it: “It had these diving towers. I finally get to the top, jump, and that’s when I see there are about fifteen snakes in the water. That second I was coming down is like the longest in memory. Obviously those snakes got terrified and swam away, but I was just shaking. I couldn’t move for two days. I never really dove after that.”
This is the woman who wanted to spend a Saturday in the desert—for fun.

Over the past few weeks, Vikander has been on the move. After celebrating her twenty-ninth birthday in Paris, she married Michael Fassbender in Spain, honeymooned in Italy, and stopped over in New York before landing in Los Angeles, where she met me at dawn wearing Nike leggings, trainers, and Céline sunglasses. Arriving with her in Chiriaco Summit, a rest stop–size desert town of shipping containers and roving biker gangs, is a bit like watching an alien landing. An olive-skinned Swede, she glides in a way that feels almost ethereal and speaks with the pleasing, untraceable European accent that children of diplomats have. In Vikander’s charming English, American AC is “air-con,” a person who helps you out is a real “life savior,” and movies are always “cinema.” Here’s her encounter with American diner coffee: “I love that they give you these big cups and like these tiny. . . .” She means creamers.

Randy, our khaki-wearing ATV guide, also seems perplexed by Vikander. “So you’re an actress?” he asks. When she explains that she’s the new Tomb Raider, Randy’s face lights up with boyish recognition. “Tomb Raider?! Oh, my goodness.” (Read Full Article at Vogue Here)

Hello Alicia fans! Louis Vuitton just presented their new Cruise 2018 Collection, and their advertisement campaign – called “The Spirit of Travel” – feature our very own Alicia! The collection is designed by Nicolas Ghesquière, and we have the first ads and campaign video. The campaign was filmed in Ibiza. Alicia looks amazing! Check out our gallery for the prints and screen captures, and you can watch the campaign video below.

The campaign reflects a search for freedom and adventure in the other part of the world, perfectly shaping the spirit of Louis Vuitton’s journey . The actress poses with the Twist bags , the new classic designed by Nicolas Ghesquière, and Capucines, whose elegance perfectly represents the savoir-faire of the maison.

ELLE.com – In the fashion world, September is all about power. Who better to exemplify that than cover star Alicia Vikander, an actress who’s midtransition from indie favorite to blockbuster-anchoring force?

After shooting onto Hollywood’s radar just a few years ago, the incomparably talented, laser-focused Vikander has already snagged an Oscar, slayed Michael Fassbender, and dominated the indie drama beat.

Her latest period film, Tulip Fever was actually shot three years ago—before The Danish Girl and before Vikander and Fassbender met. Harvey Weinstein presented director Justin Chadwick (Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom) with the Tulip Fever script and invited him to cast the film; after a short meeting with Vikander, Chadwick says, “I went back and told Harvey that we’d found our star. We built the film around Alicia.”

Here, a sneak peek of Vikander’s interview ahead of the September issue release:

On feeling empowered by the action scenes in her upcoming Tomb Raider reboot: “I love big popcorn movies. I’ve never done action scenes on this level – not even close. It feels like I’m back to dancing – the training, the intensity. You need to be aware of your movement up in the wires and how your body works. I’ve never been able to lift my own weight, and the day when you have that capacity, it’s pretty empowering!”

The sad truth about finding new, challenging roles: “[Complex roles such as that in Hotel] are actually hard to find, which is sad. It’s still—women are written safe.”

Alicia is fronting Louis Vuitton’s new collaboration campaign with Jeff Koons, and we now have two photos from the promotional campaign in our photo gallery! We already saw some in her Elle France magazine photoshoot (scroll down for photos!), and hopefully we’ll have even more soon. I haven’t made up my mind about the bags just yet, but Alicia looks incredible!

For our fashion interested visitors, you can find the full collection at Louis Vuitton’s official website here. According to The Fashion Spot, the collaboration has been met with mixed reviews. Some describe it as “a joyous art history lesson” while others liken it to “a souvenir bag from a museum gift shop.” What’s your thoughts? Let us know in the comment section!