Keira Knightley

[catherine88]

So fantastic in white piece!

 

[jexxica]

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[jexxica]

Chanel Fine Jewellery FW 2016.17 ads

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[jexxica]

Leaving Venice, Italy - September 16, 2016.

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[eizhowa]

Really like her last outfit.

She actually had to clearify that she doesn't wear wigs for daily life, see here.

 

[tiffany]

Really like her last outfit.

She actually had to clearify that she doesn't wear wigs for daily life, see here.

I can't believe people really thought she meant she wore wigs everyday Her hair in candids couldn't look more natural; in films, especially period pieces, I'd be surprised if most actresses didn't go for wigs (it must wreak havoc on your hair to have it elaborately styled/dyed/etc. for months and months of filming)

 

[jexxica]

LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: Keira Knightley attends the Green Carpet Challenge 2016 BAFTA Night to Remember on September 18, 2016 in London, England. (Photo by David M. Benett/Getty Images for Eco-Age)

 

[balmain]

oh my gosh, this white dress is so sweet!

 

[lvstratus]

Love the dress! Her style is on point at the moment.

 

[Yohji]

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September 15 in Venice:

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[dodencebt]

Her hair and makeup at the Green Carpet Challenge BAFTA Night to Remember are incredible. I always love Keira with a smokey eye.

 

[catherine88]

Out and about in London, September 21



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[Yohji]

In London on September 26, 2016.


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[tiffany]

Lovely black dress!

 

[Yohji]

In London on September 29, 2016.

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[Yohji]

In London on October 2nd, 2016.

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[chickadee]

Her kid is already walking?! Time really flies...

I hate these lumberjack boots always and forever.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

i love how she can look like a kickass mum [love the boots, baggy jeans, 90s grunge thing she hangs onto... ] in one pic and then an elegant fashionista in the next. no makeup, or dramatic makeup.

none of it really seems to matter; she could wear a sack and look good.

 

[Yohji]

Keira Knightley attends Harper's Bazaar Women Of The Year Awards at Claridge's Hotel on October 31, 2016 in London, England.

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Harper's Bazaar UK: Keira Knightley is our December cover star

The actress will receive the Theatre Icon award at the 2016 Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards

British actress Keira Knightley is renowned for her performances in films including Pride & Prejudice, Love Actually, Pirates of the Caribbean and Atonement. But as well as starring on the big screen, she has received critical acclaim for her appearances on stage in The Misanthrope, The Children's Hour and, most recently, Thérèse Raquin on Broadway.

In recognition of this, Knightley will be honoured with the Theatre Icon award at the Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards ceremony in London on 31 October.

In an exclusive interview for the December issue, the 31-year-old talks candidly about gender inequalities, childcare and her family.

On why she thinks parental leave should be equal for both men and women:

'I think paternity leave should be the same as maternity leave. It's shocking. Because you need that option. And actually, when you're thinking about an employer looking at a man and a woman thinking, "Well, at some point you could take nine months or however long off, and the guy doesn't have to." Don't tell me that that doesn't come into it! You need to be a family unit, not just have the guy there for two weeks and then go back to work and the mother left desperately trying to figure it out. I think it's archaic that there aren't better options.'

On the cost of childcare:

'One of the things that is so shocking in this country is that childcare is unbelievably expensive. It should be, it's an amazing thing if you're good at it. It's incredibly difficult, it should be well paid. But there is no option for a woman to go back to work unless she's being paid really, really well and can afford full-time care before [her child can] get into nursery. I think I've become unbelievably aware of that and how lucky I've been to be able to afford really good childcare, because otherwise it would be at least four years out of my career. I wouldn't be able to get back to where I'd been if I'd taken four years out. I think that's the same for most women. And I think that's really hard.'

On embracing the changes to her body since the birth of her daughter Edie:

'It's a different body, as it should be, because it's done an extraordinary thing…I thought I was going to go, "God, I've got to get back into shape." I actually went completely the opposite. I went, "F**k that, I'm not putting that pressure on myself in any way." So it's taken me a long time to get back into my jeans. I'm nearly there. Not quite there, but nearly there…'

On her energetic daughter:

'[She is] like a ballistic missile. She's at about a million miles an hour from the second she wakes up to the moment she goes to sleep. She doesn't want you to help her do anything.'

Read the full interview in the December issue of Harper's Bazaar, on sale from 1 November.

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[lvstratus]

The emerald Erdem dress is very her style, the color looks great on her.

The cover is fantastic, and I like all the photos.