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Jehnny Beth is a force to be reckoned with. The French-born musician, actor, composer, and former frontman of the band Savages is a spectacle to see live. Her signature slicked-back hair is chic, minimal, and smooth, but her music hits you hard, fast, and loud. Listening to “Heroine” or “I’m The Man,” it’s clear that she’s tough—she shows it, and it works well. But Beth has dabbled in many other mediums of storytelling. The musician has soundtracked the likes of Peaky Blinders, Ex Machina, and Riverdale and even starred in films such as Don Juan and An Impossible Love.

To top it off, she’s also become a new favorite in the fashion sphere, having just walked for Alexander McQueen. “I like Blade Runner and grungy hair,” she wrote on her Instagram following the Spring/Summer 2023 fashion show. Though the runway look—long black leather gloves paired with a deconstructed dress over a mesh bodysuit—fit her perfectly, Beth someone could excite wearing anything.

All clothing and accessories Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2022
Makeup by Cyril Lane
Hair by Kevin Roux
Nails by Sally Derbali
Casting by Nicola Kast
Produced by Farago Projects
Photo assistant: Anja Graber

 

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