wonderland

@joe.alwyn’s artistic ambition knows no bounds. In his most celebrated role to date, in Brady Corbet’s architectural triumph The Brutalist, he steps into the shoes of Harry Lee Van Buren to deliver a visceral, haunting, and critically-lauded performance. But some might say he’s just getting started. Covering Wonderland’s Winter 24 issue, the English actor sits down with his friend, The Last of Us star @bellaramsey, to chat about what’s next—navigating their own artistic ambitions in Hollywood, dreams of directing and writing, working with the “brilliant” Brady Corbet on The Brutalist, and his upcoming roles in Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet and Aneil Karia’s Hamlet. Head over to the link in our bio to pre-order the issue. Joe Alwyn wears @dior Photography by @jasonhetheringtonstudio Styling by @abigailhazard Words by @ellabardsley_ Interview by @bellaramsey Production Direction by @clemmiehyde Grooming by @weelovehair for @leftside_creative @hairbysammcknight and @diorbeauty Photography Assistant @alfie_bungay Fashion Assistants @izumivic @v444.mp3 Editorial Director @charlottejmorton Editor In Chief @toniblaze Senior Editor @ellabardsley_ Editor @ericarana Features Editor @tibbitsben Art Director @mike.w.morton Assistant Art Director @beth1owri Junior Art Director @llltash Fashion Director @abigailhazard Production Director Lola Randall and @clemmiehyde

From the streets of Guadalajara to the grandest stages across the globe, @pesopluma’s whole life has changed. The Mexican enigma—born Hassan Emilio Kabande Laija—has, within just a few years, become his nation’s brightest sonic spark, illuminating the genre of Corridos into a worldwide spotlight and pioneering its shift in perspective. With his latest GRAMMY-nominated album, ÉXODO, merging his musical lineage with an evolving stylistic freedom, the 25-year-old plots an unwalked path—one which Peso alone knows the destination of. Covering Wonderland’s Winter 24 issue, he talks the oscillation of fame, the growth of his sound, and the magnitude of his ambitions. Head over to the link in our bio to pre-order the issue. Photography by @ciesay Styling by @neoncomplex Words by @tibbitsben Grooming by @sandrahahnel at @carenagency using @cledepeaubeaute Photography Assistants @jamestarmcnaught, @folaabatan Fashion Assistants Brandon Yamada, Ahlaam Osman Videography by @naive_studio Lighting assistant for Video @nickradleyphoto Editorial Director @charlottejmorton Editor In Chief @toniblaze Senior Editor @ellabardsley_ Editor @ericarana Features Editor @tibbitsben Art Director @mike.w.morton Assistant Art Director @beth1owri Junior Art Director @llltash Fashion Director @abigailhazard Production Director Lola Randall and @clemmiehyde

“You can play [the role well], but to be in Sean Baker’s movie means something more than just doing your work because he gives everything to the movie. You feel that you have to, by some metaphysical knife, cut out a part of your soul to give to the movie too, it’s your sacrifice to be here. It was the biggest challenge but also the biggest reward.” From the daring depths of his native Russia’s indie habitat to an almost inevitable impending inclusion among Hollywood’s elite, @mark.eydel cannot simply look forward; his sight is squinted by possibilities. Fresh from his hilarious and piercing breakthrough turn in Sean Baker’s Palme d’Or-winning paragon Anora, the 22-year-old covers Wonderland Winter 2024, documenting his cross-continent odyssey to securing the role, reflecting on the lessons he learned working with the film’s auteur director, depicting the intricacies of his performance as Ivan, the complex son of an oligarch, and looking ahead at a future career of multifarious opportunity. Head over to the link in our bio to pre-order the issue now. Mark wears @omega Photography by @noltekuhlmann Styling by @itsamandalim and @lucakingston Words by @tibbitsben Grooming by @mr.sarah__ at @thewallgroup Editorial Director @charlottejmorton Editor In Chief @toniblaze Senior Editor @ellabardsley_ Editor @ericarana Features Editor @tibbitsben Art Director @mike.w.morton Assistant Art Director @beth1owri Junior Art Director @llltash Fashion Director @abigailhazard Production Director Lola Randall and @clemmiehyde

Put one finger down if you’re ditching the family Christmas roast to go watch Nosferatu in cinemas next week… The countdown to Robert Egger’s hotly anticipated #Nosferatu hitting the theatre has officially started, and if anything, these press tour looks are the Holiday gift that keeps on giving. The @chanelofficial girl @lilyrosedepp, styled by @jenny.shoo.pumps, is nothing short of a serve after serve, putting Twitter in a near-coma each time a new look drops. Stylist of the stars @harry_lambert is having a field day with @emmalouisecorrin, dressing them in the best gothic picks, from Seán McGirr’s @alexandermcqueen to an all-black custom @miumiu look. As if that wasn’t enough, Lambert tapped into Bill Skarsgård’s innate darkness for a wardrobe that emulates his vampiric character. @wendiandnicole aren’t just putting nicholashoult in any old suit, but the crème de la crème of suits, including pulls from @prada, @saintlaurent, and @dior. Which look is your favourite? 📸 1: @gettyimages 2: @alexandermcqueen 3: @gettyimages 4: @gettyimages 5: @gettyimages 6: @brycescarlett 7: @gettyimages 8: @gettyimages 9: @gettyimages 10: @nicklasskovgaard

*The* 365 party girl @0800shygirl gives us a glimpse in her life on tour—the Brat tour, obviously. 📸: @feeldco

“Inspiration can be found everywhere; it’s just about what you have around you and if you allow it to influence you.” Ethereal Jazz supernova @taralilymood has been genre-hopping across the globe, her next stop being at the @100clublondon on January 14th. In her latest album, Speak In The Dark, her glittering mysticism reaches its finest form. Featuring in Wonderland’s Winter 24 issue, the British-Bengali, South London artist discusses the sonic journey behind her newest body of work, drawing inspiration from her travels through South-Asia—from “the chaos of Mumbai nightlife to the stillness of waters in Goa”—and how growing up around Punk and Bengali Folk music helped shape her unique sound. Head over to the link in our bio to pre-order the issue now. Photography by @soniaartistry Styling by @laurenncroftt Words by @ellabardsley_ Hair and Make-up by @zoerubinmakeup at @creativesagencyltd Photography Assisstant @waveportfolio Fashion Assistants @ameliatconnolly @lenaangelides

Last-minute shoppers, unite: we’ve got you covered with our ultimate holiday gift guide. Whether your bestie won’t stop listening to “Pink Pony Club” or your flat mate’s shorts are getting shorter by the minute, you’ll find something in here for that special someone. After all, none of us are *that* unique. (Totally not projecting here, by the way). Head over to the link in our bio for the full guide. 📸 1: Still from Challengers (2024) 3: Brat Generator 5: Still from Succession (2018-2023) 7: @gettyimages and @spotify 9: @lidlireland 11: Still from Sex and the City (1998-2004) 13: @gettyimages

Fasten your seatbelts—rap sensation @kasienx is about to take over. By the time Kasien hit primary school, his path to greatness was etched out in permanent marker. “[Back then] watching MTV Base, Kerrang!, and Channel U made me want to rap,” he recalls. Featuring in our Winter 24 issue, the South London wordsmith—armed with co-signs from @ayrastarr and @asapmob—talks about how his dad (and “hero”) helped solidify his fearless, genre-bending soundscape, his expectations for the release of his upcoming mixtape, “I Love You So F*cking Much,” and why he sees collaborations with fellow creatives as “the ultimate form of creation.” Head over to the link in our bio to pre-order the issue now. Photography by @matteaston Styling by @jermainerrobinson Words by @ellabardsley_ Hair by @danielalexanderhair at @premierhairandmakeup Make-up by @zoerubinmakeup at @creativesagencyltd Photography Assistant @hsburner Fashion Assistants @naa_okaileyx @luluu.ldn Special Thanks to @millrowclub

@AudemarsPiguet is bringing the ice this winter. The Swiss luxury watchmaker is committed to innovation, and it shows. Introducing the new Royal Oak Concept Split-Seconds Chronograph GMT Large Date, your favourite watch-wearer’s new favourite timepiece. Featuring a new generation of forged carbon, seamlessly blending tomorrow’s aesthetic into a timeless design — all while staying true to its horological complexity.

“Everyone, I believe, has an essence of darkness—even though we might not want to admit it, and we’d like to separate ourselves from it. We like to be perfect, and we like to be good people, but it’s all seeded. It’s all there.” For @gia__ford, songwriting is a process of stepping into “other people’s shoes.” Her debut album, Transparent Things, is a self-described “anthology of outsiders,” where listeners are invited to take a glimpse through the keyhole of eleven doors; eleven dark scenes of their inner worlds. Featuring in our Winter 24 issue, the Sheffield-born artist discusses walking the line “between songwriter” and “storyteller,” how a serial killer inspired her album, and the dark depths of human emotion. Hit the link in our bio to pre-order the issue now. Photography by @ellwilcox Styling by @abigailhazard Words by Sophie Walker Hair by @byleannemillar Make-up by @charliefitzjohn Fashion Interns @sabxdiaz @izumivic

@lachrwatson is A24’s newest recruit proving home is where the horror is. Featuring in our Winter 24 issue, the young actor tells us how “Seeing Andrew Scott perform Hamlet on the West End for my 16th birthday permanently altered my brain chemistry.” Since then, Lachlan Watson has become the new horror sensation, with chilling performances in Netflix’s Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Don Mancini’s Chucky, and the upcoming A24 production Y2K. Head over to the link in our bio to pre-order the issue. Photography by Tianzheng Yun @yukiiiitensho Styling by @ayumiperry Words by @ericarana Makeup by @deannamelluso at @forwardartists Hair by @isabellanicolay_

@ethanherisse’s performance as Elwood Curtis in director @ramellross’ Oscar-contender Nickel Boys, based on Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer-winning novel of the same name, is as triumphant as the film itself. So it’s easy to see why the filmmaker was drawn to the #WhenTheySeeUs actor, whose subtle intensity and quiet defiance breathe life into the courageous Black teenager he’s playing. Featuring in Wonderland’s Winter 24 issue, the Californian actor talks the “honour to have an opportunity” to play Elwood, a character you can’t help but love and admire, the film’s experimental visual language, and his hopes for the story to spark conversations and questions about systemic injustices in America. Head over to the link in our bio to pre-order the issue now. Photography by @daniel Styling by @thevonford Words by @ellabardsley_ Grooming by @autumnmoultriebeauty at @thewallgroup