Alicia Vikander

[LolaSvelt]

Actress Alicia Vikander arrives at 'The Fifth Estate' premiere during the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival on September 5, 2013 in Toronto, Canada.

celebutopia

 

[Prairie]

Director/screenwriter Lisa Langseth and actress Alicia Vikander of 'Hotell' pose at the Guess Portrait Studio during 2013 Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, 2013 in Toronto, Canada.

zimbio

 

[milk_x_honey.]

love, love, love the outfit at the TIFF portrait studio.
chignon, makeup, jeans, shoes - all parfait !

the premiere dress could have potentially swallowed her up, but for some reason I think she looks darling in the floor-length floral. plus - pockets (!!!)

 

[EditorInChic]

Love the TIFF look very relaxed but chic

 

[Rose n Toast]

The TIFF portrait look is lovely! Love the shoes with it.

 

[Prairie]

Alicia Vikander attends 'The Railway Man' Presented By Sodastream at Live at The Hive on September 6, 2013 in Toronto, Canada.

getty

 

[5 8 6]

New girl crush for me. Her latest looks have been on point.

 

[MartiniKiss]

fashionologie.com

 

[MartiniKiss]

Charles Finch & Chanel Pre-BAFTA Party held at Annabel’s on Saturday (February 15) in London, England.

justjared.com

 

[LolaSvelt]

Actress Alicia Vikander poses in the winners room at the EE British Academy Film Awards 2014 at The Royal Opera House on February 16, 2014 in London, England.

myfacehunter

This looked way better on TV.

 

[lvstratus]

Such a terrible choice...I can't believe it is Chanel

 

[tiffany]

She looks so pretty, lovely hair and makeup, but I´m not a fan of the dress - her outfit at the Chanel pre-BAFTA party on the other hand, is gorgeous

 

[HeatherAnne]

Alicia Vikander Landing Leads In ‘Light Between Oceans’ And ‘Danish Girl’

EXCLUSIVE: Swedish actress Alicia Vikander is getting two roles that all the brightest young actresses have been trying for. She is closing a deal to star with Michael Fassbender in the Derek Cianfrance-directed adaptation of the M.L. Stedman novel The Light Between Oceans for DreamWorks. At the same time, I hear that she is the choice of The King’s Speech director Tom Hooper to star opposite his Les Miserables guy Eddie Redmayne in The Danish Girl for Working Title. Her reps are right now working out the details so that Vikander can go from one film right into the other starting in the fall.

Vikander is the latest thesp in a wave of Scandinavian talent to break on these shores. Raised in Stockholm, Vikander began as a dancer before turning to acting. She’s gorgeous, but she is no overnight discovery; she has earned her way to this place. Her breakout roles were the Foreign Language Oscar-nominated Nikolaj Arcel-directed A Royal Affair, and co-starring in Anna Karenina, another Working Title production. Upcoming, Vikander stars opposite Ewan McGregor in Son Of A Gun, stars with Dane DeHaan and Christoph Waltz in the Justin Chadwick-directed 17th century love story Tulip Fever, stars opposite Oscar Isaac in the Alex Garland-directed Ex Machina, and in the studio films The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and The Seventh Son. She’s currently shooting Testament Of Youth for BBC Films.

The Light Between Oceans is the story of a lighthouse keeper on a remote island in Australia who with his wife rescues a baby they find in a rowboat and raise it as their own. David Heyman and Jeffrey Clifford are producing. The Lucinda Coxon-scripted adaptation of the David Ebershoff novel The Danish Girl is inspired by the story of Danish painter Einar Wegener and his wife, and the love they shared even as he became the first man to undergo a sex change operation in 1931. Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner are producing with Hooper, Anne Harrison, Gail Mutrux, and Linda Reisman.

Vikander is repped in the U.S. by UTA. She’s also agented by Actors in Scandinavia’s Laura Munsterhjelm, and managed by Angharad Wood at Tavistock Wood.

deadline

 

[Janicka]

I can't believe this thread is not being updated


Alicia is such a talented young actress and one of the most beautiful women


There are so so many beautiful pictures of her on the internet and she has the best style ever.


Also, she is dating Michael Fassbender right now



laineygossip.com

 

[KateTheGreatest]

The Young Pretender

Publication: Vogue UK February 2015
Model: Alicia Vikander
Photographer: Scott Trindle
Fashion Editor: Nura Khan
Hair: Chi Wong
Make-up: Val Garland


wearesodroee.com

 

[Yohji]

I really hope she doesn't become the face of Louis Vuitton. It has already ruined Michelle Williams' style.

Louis Vuitton : Outside Arrivals - Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2015/2016
11 Mar 2015 - Paris France​

Harvey Weinstein's BAFTA Nominee Dinner In Partnership With Burberry And GREY GOOSE
06 Feb 2015 - Little House Mayfair - London United Kingdom​

"Testament Of Youth" - UK Premiere - Red Carpet Arrivals
05 Jan 2015 - Empire Leicester Square - London United Kingdom​

Moet British Independent Film Awards 2014 - Red Carpet Arrivals
07 Dec 2014 - Old Billingsgate Market - London United Kingdom​

source: alicia-vikander.com

 

[Rose n Toast]

^ Seriously, I'm so over LV. That said, she is really working the 'Testament of Youth' premiere outfit. I would hate the boots on most, but it suits her vibe.

I wonder if she'll do a major promo tour for 'Man from U.N.C.L.E' later this year - it would be interesting to see her choices on a bigger stage.

 

[Yohji]

W April 2015: Alicia Vikander by Willy Vanderperre​

Alicia Vikander: The North Star
The Swedish actress appeared seemingly out of thin air to shine in no less than six major roles this year.

March 16, 2015 6:58 AM | by Lynn Hirschberg
Photography by Willy Vanderperre
Styled by Edward Enninful

Around four years ago, Alicia Vikander was heading from England back to her native Sweden. The actress, who is normally driven by a joyful determination, was a little sad: She had spent the last of her savings on a plane ticket to London so she could meet with casting directors about a part in Snow White and the Huntsman, a big-budget reinvention of the classic fairy tale. “I was completely on my own,” she told me on a very chilly day in early February in London, where she now resides. We were having hot beverages at a small gourmet shop near her apartment, and Vikander, who is petite and very slim, with wide brown eyes, was swathed in a caramel-colored overcoat and a long pale blue wool muffler. She projected an air of self-sufficiency: polite but not warm, and certainly not vulnerable.

Vikander, 26, has been acting since she was 7, including a three-year run in the Swedish musical Kristina From Duvemala, written by the creators of Mamma Mia! When she was 15, she left her hometown of Göteborg, where she was living with her mother (her parents separated when she was an infant) to study at the prestigious Royal Swedish Ballet School in Stockholm. When she realized that she wasn’t going to make it as a professional dancer, she started thinking about trying out for English-speaking acting roles. She worked on her English—she now speaks it beautifully, with a slight British accent—and made tapes of herself playing different characters, hoping to land a part in an American movie. The tapes were sent to casting directors in the U.K., but neither Vikander nor her Swedish agent received any responses. “I never even heard ‘No thank you,’ ” Vikander said, taking a sip of her coffee. “So I decided I had to get myself to London.”

After meeting with the casting directors, she was en route to the airport when she received the call she had been waiting for: Executives at Universal wanted to send her to Los Angeles to screen-test for the part of Snow White. “I was on the phone crying at a Starbucks,” Vikander recalled. “People thought I was having a breakup with my boyfriend! I said, ‘No—it’s good news! I’m going to have a career!’ ”

Although she was whisked first class to L.A., Vikander did not get the part (it went to Kristen Stewart), but that may very well have been the last time Vikander wasn’t chosen for a plum role. This year she stars as, among other characters, a nurse in the World War I drama Testament of Youth; a sexy accomplice in The Man from U.N.C.L.E., and, most notably, a charismatic android in Ex Machina, which arrives in theaters April 10. Directed by Alex Garland, Ex Machina is the chilling tale of an egomaniacal genius inventor (brilliantly played by Oscar Isaac) who creates Ava, an artificial being who attempts to engineer her own future. Using her dance training, Vikander created awkward yet fluid movements for Ava. It is a subtle, carefully layered performance—horrifying and seductive.

“I like Ava,” Vikander told me. She paused. “Sometimes, I don’t even want to talk about her. She is that precious to me.” I mentioned that Ava’s gait improved as the film progressed. “I never wanted her walk to be perfect,” Vikander maintained. “A perfect walk would have made her look robotic. And the last thing she should be is robotic. What is human is flawed. And Ava wants to be human.”

Ava is just the beginning of Vikander’s big screen domination. By the end of 2015, the actress will be seen in leading roles in no less than six films. A few months ago, she completed The Light Between Oceans, directed by Derek Cianfrance (Blue Valentine), in which she and Michael Fassbender play a couple who tend a lighthouse on a remote island off the Western coast of Australia. During the making of the movie, Vikander and Fassbender began dating, and, although she wouldn’t discuss the relationship when we met, she had just returned from a long weekend in San Francisco, where Fassbender was filming Steve Jobs.

Vikander couldn’t stay in California for very long—she had rehearsals and costume fittings for The Danish Girl, which stars Eddie Redmayne as Einar Wegener, the first man to undergo a sex change operation, and Vikander as his wife. The film, which, like The Light Between Oceans, is set in the 1920s, is based on a true story. “They were both artists,” Vikander said. “My studio model doesn’t show up one day, so I ask my husband to put on stockings and high heels to replace her. He says no. But my character persists. And then, they kind of enjoy that reverse-gender game together for a while. But it quickly turns serious. The movie is really about the fear of losing someone you love.”

Noting that her driver had arrived, Vikander gathered her small brown leather purse, which was a gift from the designer Nicolas Ghesquière, now in his third season at Louis Vuitton. Although it was still a secret in February, it would soon be announced that Vikander had been selected as the newest face of Vuitton and, as such, would appear in the brand’s advertisements and wear Ghesquière’s clothes at red carpet events. She would not, however, be attending the Oscars this year, she said matter-of-factly. “But next year, the Oscars will be interesting. If all goes well, I’m going to have three films in contention. I’ve had many years of working a lot without being in the public eye. And that’s been good. But by this time next year, I think things are going to change.” She smiled. “I expect to be busy. I’m ready to be a bit more known.”

Hair by Sam McKnight at Premier Hair and Make-up; makeup by Charlotte Tilbury at Art Partner; manicure by Jenni Draper for Sisley at Premier Hair and Make-up. Set design by Emma Roach 
at Streeters London. Produced by Sylvia Farago. Lighting technician: Romain Dubus. Digital technician: Henri Coutant at DTouch. Photography assistants: Jared Beck, Jori Komulainen. Postproduction technician: Stéphane Virlogeux. Fashion assistants: Ryann Foulke, Dena Giannini. Makeup assistants: Sofia Bermudez, Kate Synnott.

source: wmagazine.com

 

[Gleam]

How tall is she? I thought she was quite short, close to 5 feet. But Michael Fassbender doesn't look too much taller next to her.

And go Alicia! Fassbender is smoking hot.

 

[jexxica]

Michael Fassbender planted a big kiss on his girlfriend Alicia Vikander after the two got out of a cab on Saturday afternoon (April 4) in New York City.

just jared