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#InMotion #SchonMagazine In issue 31 of Schön! Magazine, we present our director’s cut of the best in entertainment, where screen stars in film, TV and music grace our pages. First up is cover star Elle Fanning – photographed by Floria Sigismondi – who at only 18 years old has notched up more than 30 movies. She is joined by Hollywood greats Julia Stiles, Juliette Lewis, Michelle Monaghan, Jim Sturgess and four-time Oscar winning costume designer Catherine Martin. The new generation of acting talent joins Schön!, including Ella Purnell and Asa Butterfield, the leading lights of one of this autumn’s most highly anticipated releases, Tim Burton’s Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. From the world of music, we have R&B legend Kelly Rowland, rapper extraordinaire Big Sean, as well as Tove Lo, Alice Glass, Kali Uchis, Greyson Chance and Mexican siren Belinda. As the millenials give way to a Generation Z embedded in the dynamics of an ever evolving media, we open the way to a world of sound and vision: here are its trailblazers, the figureheads of life #InMotion.
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we rise
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talkin' ‘bout my generation
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the invisible muscle
Bright new star Victoria Pedretti is poised to thrill tens of millions again — this time with The Haunting of Bly Manor.
say it right
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prince of the south
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never has he ever
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living doll
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alt renaissance
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