Actor Dianna Agron drenches our senses in a psychedelic color mix, styled by Anna Katsanis in bohemian luxe from Louis Vuitton. Rachell Smith captures the vibrant glam looks for Harper's Bazaar Malaysia's January 2018 cover story.

Agron joins Melissa Leo, Margaret Qualley and Morgan Saylor in “Novitiate,” out now, in her first major role since starring as Quinn Fabray on “Glee” for six seasons.

“I really have relished, in the past couple of years, taking on different roles. I never really want to play the same character twice and luckily there has been opportunity to navigate that,” says Agron who moved recently to New York with new husband, Winston Marshall of the band Mumford & Sons.

“Novitiate” tells the story of a teenage girl in training to be a nun in the early Sixties.

“I didn’t know about the massive reforms in the Catholic Church, which is what we’re covering in this film. I grew up Jewish as well, so it really was a departure from the world of religion that I knew,” Agron says, adding that the subject of faith to her has been “ever changing.” “Whether you’re very religious or not, faith isn’t dependent on going to an organized religion, going to a temple, church, mosque, etc. And I liked investigating what that was for my character.”

Add 'Hollow in the Land' to Agron's other new film. "Men create the messes, and women clean them up. “Hollow in the Land” is not interested in those men’s stories, but in the burden placed on a young woman whose brother and father have trashed her family’s reputation," writes the New York Times in talking Agron's role as Alison -- a headstrong woman on a search for answers.