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03/12/2025

A fragrance isn’t just an invisible accessory; it’s an identity. In our latest beauty story for V157, three muses embody the alter egos unlocked by the season’s most intoxicating scents.
From rock-star edge to high-gloss glamour, who will you become?

Shroud yourself in mystery with the top scents of the season, chosen for you by V, at the link in bio.
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20/11/2025

Following a debut runway season worthy of a modern fairytale, fashion’s newest muse, Kai Schreiber, steps into the spotlight adorned in Winter 2025’s most enchanting couture looks—captured by Nick Knight and styled by Anna Trevelyan for our new V157 Winter issue.

See the full story here: https://vmagazine.com/article/kai-schreiber-is-the-fairest-of-them-all/

20/11/2025

Jessie Murph premieres “Sex Hysteria The End,” a new 10-minute film directed by Logan Rice that delves into Murph’s world, and particularly, the childhood that shaped her creative work.

V has an exclusive first look at the film and reflections from Murph. Watch it here:

The V-exclusive early release accompanies her new genre-blending album

18/11/2025

V’s Winter cover star, Jennifer Lawrence, made a grand entrance to the Governors Awards on Sunday dressed in an ivory Dior dress designed by Jonathan Anderson. https://vmagazine.com/article/jennifer-lawrence-stuns-in-dior-at-the-governors-awards/

12/11/2025

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson cover our latest V157 Winter 2025 Issue.

The two stars of director Lynne Ramsay’s new psychological thriller “Die My Love” break down their bond as actors, the complex characters they played on set, balancing parenthood with performance, and what makes Ramsay’s vision unlike anything else this year.

Shop the issue here: https://shop.vmagazine.com/products/v157-robert-pattinson-jennifer-lawrence

12/11/2025

Motherhood. Madness. Paranoia. They all meet in the tall grass of Lynne Ramsay’s “Die My Love.” For our V157 Winter 2025 issue, Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson break down their first collaboration, and how they tapped into the volatile emotional terrain of their characters.

V157 is on global newsstands today. Discover the full cover story: https://vmagazine.com/article/v157-jennifer-lawrence-and-robert-pattinson-talk-parenthood-performance-and-die-my-love/

12/11/2025

“He likes it when the sky is blue, and he’s even happier when there aren’t any clouds,” an unnamed narrator explains of her husband in Ariana Harwicz’s novel “Die, My Love.” In the film adaptation, that husband—Jackson—is played by Robert Pattinson, who approaches the role with a measured, empathetic performance.

Pattinson admits he wasn’t particularly fond of Jackson on the page (“He’s just totally and utterly useless”), but the film expands and strengthens the character so he isn’t merely reacting to Grace’s unraveling. “It was kind of nice how the story we’re telling organically evolved into more of a relationship,” he tells V.

Read Pattinson’s take on how Jackson shifts from page to screen at the link in bio.
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12/11/2025

In “Die My Love,” Jennifer Lawrence delivers a performance as intense and unflinching as her turn in Darren Aronofsky’s “mother!” This time, she plays Grace, a writer unraveling under the weight of postpartum depression and psychosis after the birth of her first child. Filming while in her second trimester of her own pregnancy, Lawrence admits she couldn’t help but measure her instincts as a mother against those of her character. “I really struggled with, again, my opposite instincts in trying not to compare what I would do to what Grace would do. It’s 100 times harder when you do have your own parenting instincts.” she tells V.

In a tête-à-tête with co-star Robert Pattinson and V’s , Lawrence opens up about how the characters evolved from script to screen, finding balance between motherhood and performance, and why the release of “Die My Love”—even after years in Hollywood—still triggered intense anxiety.

V157 hits global newsstands today. Discover the full cover story at the link in bio. Grab your copy at shop.vmagazine.com.
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12/11/2025

For Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson—who, surprisingly, had never worked together before “Die My Love,” despite the many overlaps in their careers—their strongest point of connection came from something deeply personal: they were both new parents. That shared experience created an instant foundation of trust, especially when filming the film’s more intimate and unrestrained scenes.⁠
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"When [we] had to do these crazy, n**e, attacking each other like tigers scenes, there was some sort of added level of trust. Rob is sensationally smart and really sweet," Lawrence tells V for our V157 cover story.⁠
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The actors, noting how often their conversations drifted back to parenting, reveal that Lawrence personally asked Pattinson if he wanted to play her husband, and that—when comparing their characters’ parenting style to their own—they both felt “like a great parent” after finishing filming. Read the full conversation with at the link in bio.⁠
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V157 hits global newsstands today. Take a copy home at shop.vmagazine.com.⁠
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