The White Lotus has become a global cultural phenomenon. With the third season upon us, Vogue Scandinavia's taps the break-out talent set to steal the spotlight, Lithuanian actor Arnas Fedaravičius, as its latest digital cover star. Here, editor in chief Martina Bonnier pens her thoughts on why this cover moment, shot in the heart of Stockholm, is not to be missed
At Vogue Scandinavia, it’s always been our mission to stay ahead of the curve and bring you the trends and talents shaping tomorrow. Today, I’m thrilled to do just that as we present our latest digital cover featuring Arnas Fedaravičius – the Lithuanian actor poised to make his mark globally with the third season of The White Lotus.
Hailing from the Baltic region, the countries from which we fondly refer to as our Northern European neighbours, Fedaravičius embodies the dynamic energy of a new generation of talent. With his chiselled features and natural charm, it’s no surprise that he’s also making waves in the fashion world, securing major campaigns including for the iconic Boss brand.
Cotton tank top, sold in pairs of three, €45, boxer briefs, sold in pairs of three, €45, denim trousers, €160. All BOSS.
But beyond his striking looks and undeniable talent, Fedaravičius stands out for his impressive dedication and discipline. As a passionate boxer, he channels the same focus and commitment into both his training and his acting, whether in the ring or on screen.
Captured on a bright winter's day in the heart of Stockholm, which especially dazzled when the team took an excursion to shoot on the central island of Djurgården, this cover celebrates Fedaravičius' milestone moment and “dream job” in The White Lotus: a series that has become nothing short of a global cultural phenomenon.
Join us as we celebrate the power of storytelling and the exciting talent driving it forward, as we continue to lead the conversation about what’s next.
Martina Bonnier
Editor in Chief, Vogue Scandinavia
