Julianne Moore Talks Playing Gloria Steinem, Talking Down the NRA in WSJ Magazine November 2019

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Julianne Moore Talks Playing Gloria Steinem, Talking Down the NRA in WSJ Magazine November 2019

Actor, activist and children’s author known for portraying emotionally troubled women in many of her over 70 films, Julianne Moore is among the cover stars in WSJ Magazine’s November 2019 Innovator’s issue. Moore, who shares the spotlight with seven other “trailblazing talents” is styled by Alex White in images by Lachlan Bailey./ Hair by Serge Normant, makeup by Mark Carrasquillo

Julianne Moore Covers Porter Magazine Winter 2018, Lensed By Camilla Akrans In Sensual Beauty

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Actor and activist Julianne Moore is styled by Cathy Kasterine in images by Camilla Akrans for Porter Magazine Winter 2018./ Hair by Ken Paves; makeup by Elaine Offers Woulard

Arizona Muse Joins Julianne Moore In Celebrating Chopard's Move To 100% Ethical Gold

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Arizona Muse Joins Julianne Moore In Celebrating Chopard's Move To 100% Ethical Gold

Chopard made a landmark announcement on March 22 that by July 22, the Swiss maison will only use ethical gold in all its jewelry and watch creations. Long-time friends of Chopard including Colin and Livia Firth, Julianne Moore and Arizona Muse joined Chopard's Caroline Scheufele and Karl Friedrich Scheufele in making the announcement. 

The commitment to sustainability is a long one. More than 30 years ago Chopard brought all its jewelry-making processes in-house in order to guarantee control of every aspect of their relationship with miners as well as promises made to Chopard clients. 

In 2013 the Maison made the decision to invest directly in artisanal gold, to increase its availability to the larger market. The company has a long-standing relationship with Olivia and Colin Firth, who champion sustainability through their Green Carpet Collections. Chopard defines “ethical gold” as gold acquired from responsible sources that have been verified to meet international best practices. From July 2018 Chopard gold will be responsibly sourced from either artisanal small-scale mines in the Swiss Better Gold Association (SBGA), Fairmined and Fairtrade schemes, or from the RJC Chain of Custody gold through Chopard’s partnership with RJC-certified refineries.

Adwoa Aboah & Julianne Moore Launch John Hardy 'Made for Legends' Campaign By Luigi & Iango

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Adwoa Aboah & Julianne Moore Launch John Hardy 'Made for Legends' Campaign By Luigi & Iango

Rising model Adwoa Aboah and actor Julianne Moore fronted John Hardy's Fall/Winter 2017 campaign, lensed by Luigi & Iango, with styling by Julia von Boehm./ Makeup by Gucci Westman; hair by Luigi Murenu

Artisan handcrafted jewelry brand John Hardy, founded in Bali in 1975, debuted 'Made for Legends in October 2017, as a new creative platform celebrating the personal power of femininity through the bold philosophy of wearing jewelry to express, to empower, and most of all, to honor the unstoppable potential of the self.

Those are lofty words but both Adwoa Aboah and Julianne Moore are activists as well as professionals practicing their crafts. 

For her first collection for John Hardy, designer Hollie Bonneville Barden, the first woman to take the house’s creative reigns, reimagined the classic Naga motif. Barden relocated to New York and Bali from London, where she was the creative director of De Beers.

Julianne Moore By Jonas Unger For The Telegraph Magazine Is Also Honored In Venice

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Julianne Moore By Jonas Unger For The Telegraph Magazine Is Also Honored In Venice

Actor Julianne Moore talks keeping her life 'in control' and her secret to a happy marriage in Celia Walden's interview for the Telegraph UK. It's been a long while since I saw a model brushing her teeth in Jonas Unger images , but as Moore says in the Telegraph Magazine magazine cover story: "You've Just Got to Laugh". 

Moore will be honored in New York at MOMA (Museum of Modern Art) at a gala dinner Nov. 13, culminating a Nov. 2012 screening of Moore's films. The actor has been a busy woman with a number of highly anticipated movies opening this fall, including the George Clooney-directed 'Suburbicon', Todd Haynes' 'Wonderstruck' and Matthew Vaughn's 'Kingsman' sequel, 'The Golden Circle'. 

Sustainability Gaining Major Credibility In Fashion Industry

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Lupita Nyong'o, Margot Robbie and Emma Watson wore Calvin Klein gowns to the Met Gala, all designed as part of Livia Firth's Green Carpet Challenge.

Read in-depth: Sustainability Gaining Major Credibility in Fashion Industry

They were joined by supermodel Amber Valletta, who co-hosted the recent sustainable innovation summit in Copenhagen, wore H&M conscious couture to the Met.

Amber Valletta Co-hosts Copenhagen Fashion Industry Summit

Livia Firth's Green Carpet Influence Is Spreading

Livia Firth stepped out in Cannes this weekend, refusing to splurge on a new gown and wearing her mother's 1968 vintage coral dress once modelled by her mother in the Italian resort of Viareggio.  Last year, Firth launched her documentary 'The True Cost' Fashion Industry Documentary, featured on AOC one year ago today. 

In Cannes Livia dazzled in ethically-sourced emerald jewelry, a collaboration by Chopard and Gemfields, the world's leading producer of colored gemstones. Firth was not alone, joined by Julianne Moore, featured last week wearing Chopard for a David Roemer feature in Grazia Italia.

Moore's emerald earrings are part of the same Chopard and Gemfields collaboration with Llivia Firth.

Tim Walker's 7 'The Hollywood Issue' Covers With Julianne Moore, Keira Knightley, Reese Witherspoon, Emma Stone, Shailene Woodley, Bradley Cooper & Amy Adams

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Julianne Moore, Helena Christensen, Erin Wasson, Elizabeth Olsen & Shailene Woodley | Cover Vs. Magazine S/S 2012

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