Olivia Malone Captures Nicole Atieno In All White Shapes For Marie Claire UK June 2019

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Olivia Malone Captures Nicole Atieno In All White Shapes For Marie Claire UK June 2019

Kenyan beauty Nicole Atieno is styled by April Hughes in ‘Take Shape’, an all-white editorial shot in Morocco. Photographer Olivia Malone is behind the lens for Marie Claire UK June 2019./ Hair by Rimi Ura; makeup by Tiina Roivanen

Olivia Malone Shoots Liene Podina In Morocco For 'Global Gathering' In Marie Claire UK March 2019

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Latvian model Liene Podina is styled by April Hughes in ‘Global Gathering’, lensed by Olivia Malone for Marie Claire UK March 2019./ Hair by Rimi Ura; makeup by Tina Roivanen

Amber Heard Rocks Proud In 'High Tide' Lensed By Olivia Malone For Porter Edit November 2018

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Amber Heard Rocks Proud In 'High Tide' Lensed By Olivia Malone For Porter Edit November 2018

Actor Amber Heard is styled by Tracy Taylor in sleek denim and leather looks from Versace, Anna Quan, Orseund Iris, Totême Isabel Marant, Saint Laurent, Joseph and more. Photographer Olivia Malone is behind the lens, flashing ‘Hide Tide’ for Porter Edit November 30, 2018.

Ajesh Patalay sits down with superheroine Mera to chat about her blockbuster movie ‘Aquaman’, turning around her hellish personal life and why she almost walked away from her future as the Queen of Atlantis.

Heard speaks of her role as Mera in ‘Aquaman’, co-starring with Jason Momoa and Nicole Kidman, within the context of her public 2010 discussion around her bisexuality. At the time, the revelations were explosive and probably did impact her career. Heard has no regrets.

What am I going to say to my sister: ‘Sorry, I blew it, because I have a big mouth’? I was scared to death.” So why do it? “It was wrong [not to],” she says. “A lie is never sustainable. The truth is the only thing that’s sustainable.” She now campaigns on LGBTQ rights.

Amber Heard pulls no punches in her discussions around the challenges women face — not only around the cultural hypersexualization of women and also not believing women — that we don’t tell the truth. I invite you to read her comments on this topic. ~ Anne