Film directed by Daniel Askill for the new handbag campaign. View the full story on CHANEL Gabrielle starring Kristen Stewart CHANEL’s GABRIELLE bag campaign film starring Kristen Stewart (Director’s cut) | Instagram Kristen Stewart in #TheCHANELGABRIELLEbag campaign. #GabrielleChanel See the handbags on https://t.co/LBu2NXftkY pic.twitter.com/7eKhodCWM5 — CHANEL (@CHANEL) 3 April 2017 #TheCHANELGABRIELLEbag film starring Kristen Stewart will be released on April 3rd. #GabrielleChanel pic.twitter.com/ikYycZBoRQ — CHANEL (@CHANEL) 31 March 2017 2017 CHANEL | Gabrielle Bag Kristen Stewart photographed by Karl Lagerfeld, wearing #TheCHANELGABRIELLEbag in beige and black. The campaign on https://t.co/evwKIixIWo pic.twitter.com/fHnUZb16nV — CHANEL (@CHANEL) 3 April 2017 Shooting of #TheCHANELGABRIELLEbag campaign with Kristen Stewart. #GabrielleChanel More information on https://t.co/y8TnbW1KNY pic.twitter.com/98oLOh406b — CHANEL...

2017 APR Sight & Sound

Distress Signals by BFI | 20170407 Why Kristen Stewart is the star for our times: we profile and interview the star of Personal Shopper, Certain Women (and Twilight). Plus Paul Verhoeven and the debate over Elle, Anna Biller on The Love Witch, Cristian Mungiu on Graduation, Jacques Becker and a wide look at Indian cinema. She’s our James Dean: our April issue explores how Kristen Stewart has graduated from Panic Room and the Twilight saga to become what writer Graham Fuller calls “not only an actor for the moment, but the actor” – and why her beautifully neurotic, introverted underplaying, for directors from Ang Lee, Woody Allen and Walter Salles to Kelly Reichardt (in this week’s Certain Women) and Olivier Assayas (mid-March’s Personal Shopper) makes her cinema’s prime conduit to this decade’s mood of cosmic dread. Kristen Stewart’s acute portrayals of restless, troubled women feel at times as if they are channelling a wider spirit of modern dread – something Olivier Assaya...

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