Claire Foy One of Talents + Legends Lensed By Alasdair McLellan For WSJ Magazine February 2019

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English actor Claire Foy of ‘The Crown’ and ‘First Man’ — where she plays Janet Armstrong, the long suffering wife of Apollo astronaut Neil Armstrong —checks into WSJ Magazine’s February 2019 Talents & Legends Issue. Francesca Burns styles Foy in 60’s-inspired looks from Calvin Klein, Chanel, Celine and more, lensed by Alasdair McLellan.

Claire Foy Covers Porter Edit October 12, 2018 In 'A New Reign' Lensed By Liz Collins

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Claire Foy Covers Porter Edit October 12, 2018 In 'A New Reign' Lensed By Liz Collins

Claire Foy makes a second appearance this week, moving from Vogue’s November cover story to Porter Edit’s October 12, 2018 issue. Helen Broadfoot styles Foy in images by Liz Collins.

Foy’s interview with Susie Rushton begins with the Queen of England back onto the pavement, ejected from a private member’s club by the hostess who didn’t recognize her, or find the reservation. The actor was too polite to give her name.

Foy is seen on screen now in Damien Chazelle’s ‘First Man’, opposite Ryan Gosling’s moon-conquering astronaut Neil Armstrong, as his wife, Janet. How awful, I say, being married to Ryan Gosling. “Well, I wasn’t married to Ryan Gosling,” Foy deadpans. “Unfortunately, I was married to Neil Armstrong.”

Speaking of her role in the upcoming ‘The Girl in the Spider’s Web’, where she follows Noomi Rapace and Rooney Mara in the role of Lisbeth Salander, Foy says her Lisbeth looks stronger.

 “I’m quite an athletic build, when I want to be, but I was never going to get really thin. I can’t bear the idea of projecting that image.”

Claire Foy Covers Vogue UK November 2017, Lensed By Craig McDean In 'A King of Magic'

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Claire Foy Covers Vogue UK November 2017, Lensed By Craig McDean In 'A King of Magic'

Actor Claire Foy, star of Netflix's 'The Crown' and receiving rave reviews for her role in 'Breathe' covers the November issue of Vogue UK. Kate Phelan styles Foy in 'A Kind of Magic', lensed by Craig McDean./ Hair by Sam McKnight; makeup by Val Garland