Pamela Anderson Poses For Cedric Buchet In 'French Evolution' Interview In Porter Magazine #33 Summer 2019

Pamela Anderson Poses For Cedric Buchet In 'French Evolution' Interview In Porter Magazine #33 Summer 2019

Canadian-American actor, model and environmental-animal rights activist Pamela Anderson now lives in the south of France. The forever-blonde bombshell isn’t just channeling Brigit Bardot in her ‘French Evolution’ photo shoot, lensed by Cedric Buchet for Porter Magazine #33 Summer Escape 2019. Styled by Maya Zepinic, Anderson now lives in France. / Hair by Karim Belghiran; makeup by Pep Gay

Pamela Anderson is living her own best life, always moving to the beat of her own drum. At the time of her interview with Vassi Chamberlain, a large part of the interview was devoted to her year-old relationship with French team soccer player Adil Rami.

Cass Bird Flashes Liya Kebede In 'Making Waves' For Porter Magazine #33 Summer Escape

Cass Bird Flashes Liya Kebede In 'Making Waves' For Porter Magazine #33 Summer Escape

Supermodel Liya Kebede covers Porter Magazine #33 Summer Escape 2019. George Cortina styles Liya in a mix of sustainable and not sustainable swim and resort pieces from All Sisters, Cover, Fisch, Ganni, Hunza G, Mara Hoffman and bold jewelry. Photographer Cass Bird is behind the lens for ‘Making Waves’. / Hair by Ward; makeup by Frank B

Karmen Pedaru Channels Beauty's Nature Connection For Porter Magazine #32 Summer 2019

Karmen Pedaru Channels Beauty's Nature Connection For Porter Magazine #32 Summer 2019

Top model Karmen Pedaru is styled by Morgan Pilcher in ‘Cool To Be Kind’ — as in how to be kind to yourself and your body by connecting with nature. Photographer Alexandra Nataf captures the rough elegance fashion story for Porter Magazine #32 Summer 2019.

“For the first time” ever, researchers have conducted a study on the most effective dose of an urban nature experience to counteract the effects of modern stress. That stress kills over time with high-cortisol levels that promote inflammation in the body with a corrosive, degenerative effective on key organs and psychological wellbeing.

Dorit Revelis Is Lensed By Rafael Pavarotti In 'Her Name Is Rio' For Porter Magazine #32

Dorit Revelis Is Lensed By Rafael Pavarotti In 'Her Name Is Rio' For Porter Magazine #32

Israeli fashion model Dorit Revelis takes her curly locks to Rio de Janeiro, styled in summer getaway style by Morgan Pilcher. Photographer Rafael Pavarotti captures Dorit with Konan Hanbury, Ian Mello, and Gabriel Pitta in ‘Her Name Is Rio’ for Porter Magazine’s #32 Summer 2019 issue./ Makeup by Camila De Alexandre; hair by Renata Brazil

Annibelis Baez Is Ready For Waves In 'Gut Instinct' By Benny Horne For Porter Magazine #31

Dominican Republic born model Annibelis Baez wears colorful two-piece swimsuits styled by Helen Broadfoot in ‘Gut Instinct’, lensed by Benny Horne for Porter Magazine #31 Spring 2019./ Hair by Braydon Nelson; makeup by Mariel Barrera

Benny Horne Captures Julia Stegner In 'Utility' Looks For Porter Magazine #31 Spring 2019

Benny Horne Captures Julia Stegner In 'Utility' Looks For Porter Magazine #31 Spring 2019

Model Julia Stegner showcases the always strong — perhaps now more than ever — ‘Utility’ trend, styled by Helen Broadfoot. Photographer-husband Benny Horne is behind the lens for Porter Magazine #31 Spring 2019./ Hair by Braydon Nelson; makeup by Mariel Barrera

Adesuwa Aighewi Poses In Dior For 'Through The Looking Glass' By Cecile Bortoletti In Porter Magazine #31

Adesuwa Aighewi Poses In Dior For 'Through The Looking Glass' By Cecile Bortoletti In Porter Magazine #31

Model Adesuwa Aighewi is styled by Samuel Francois in Dior for ‘Through The Looking Glass’. Photographer Cecile Bortoletti is behind the lens for Porter Magazine #31 Spring 2019./ Hair by Sadek Lardjane; makeup by Megumi Zlatoff

Gisele Bündchen Stars In 'Born This Way' By Mario Sorrenti For Porter Magazine #31 Spring 2019

Gisele Bündchen Stars In 'Born This Way' By Mario Sorrenti For Porter Magazine #31 Spring 2019

Porter Magazine #31 celebrates “five years of Incerdible WOMEN’ with supermodel, activist, supermom and Tom Brady’s wife Gisele Bündchen on their cover. George Cortina styles the Super Bowl loving Brazilian — who makes her husband invite healing and protection stones into his life, with a special necklace and drops she prepares. Mario Sorrenti captures Gisele in ‘Born This Way’. / Hair by Akki Shirakawa; makeup by Kanako Takase

Elibeidy Martinez + Luisana Gonzalez Make 'The Sweetest Symphony' By Yelena Yemchuk For Porter Winter Escape 2018

Elibeidy Martinez + Luisana Gonzalez Make 'The Sweetest Symphony' By Yelena Yemchuk For Porter Winter Escape 2018

Elibeidy Martinez and Luisana Gonzalez add to AOC’s beautiful December 23, 2018 color brew, lensed by Yelena Yemchuk with styling by Camille Bidault-Waddington. As someone immersed in advancing women of color in every industry and creative endeavor my entire life, there is no doubt that without a lot of fanfare, Porter Magazine and the weekly Porter Edit have done a consistent and spectacular, nothing-to-see-here job of moving Franca’s vision forward.

Margot Robbie Is 'Queen Margot' Lensed By Yelena Yemchuk For Porter #30 Winter Escape

Actor Margot Robbie is styled by Camille Bidault-Waddington in ‘Queen Margot’, lensed by Yelena Yemchuk for Porter Magazine #30 Winter Escape./ Hair by Bryce Scarlett; makeup by Pati Dubroff

Robbie will debut in January 2019 as Elizabeth 1, playing opposite Saoirse Ronan as Mary Stuart in ‘Mary, Queen of Scots’. The story centers on Mary Stuart, Elizabeth’s cousin and rival, in which woman is the rightful heir to the Scottish and English thrones.

Robbie has attracted considerable attention in her physical portrayal of Elizabeth 1, who has already been portrayed on movie screens almost 20 times. “Wearing a frizzy red wig, with chalk-white skin and a cluster of facial scars covering her cheeks and chin, Robbie was unrecognisable”, writes Refinery 29.

Director Josie Rourke said Elizabeth’s physical appearance was to find the vulnerability and humanity in a woman that would go on to reign over England for 45 years.  In reviewing the film, Rolling Stone praises Rourke, writing:

“ And due credit to debuting director Josie Rourke for keeping the camera on the move and not simply relying on her theatrical chops as the artistic director of London’s Donmar Warehouse. Until their climactic, let’s-use-our-poetic-license of a get-together, teasingly staged amid flowing curtains, Mary and Elizabeth operate out of separate spheres while they side against each other. The irony is that the two queens were kindred spirits, irritated at all the controlling men telling them what to do — like, for example, Mary’s half-brother, the Earl of Moray (James McArdle). “

Rolling Stone continues:

“The film succeeds best when it shows how in times more conducive to the friendship of women in power the two queens could have been sisters under the skin. Ronan (Lady Bird) and Robbie (I, Tonya) were both nominated for a Best Actress Oscar last award season, and even when the pace of the film falters, these two performers hold you in thrall. That’s royalty.”