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Boiling point: Margo Ruby in a crazy summer production

Perfectly timed for her 31st birthday, Australian actress Margo Ruby adorns the August issue of Vogue magazine.

Blonde with seventies-style bangs, tanned skin reveals freckles and precise locks on the edge of the pool.

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Eleanor Dvir

Thursday, 01 July 2021, 12:00 Updated: 13:20

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"If I want something, I have to make it happen": Just before the sequel to the box office hit 'Suicide Squad', Margo Ruby shows up for the filming of the new cover of British Vogue in a new block and dripping glam.

The Australian star, who will soon be celebrating 31, is showing off a dark blonde hairstyle with a seventies-style bangs and a makeup-free-looking face while experiencing the front of the August issue.

Tanned skin reveals freckles, a background of turquoise water and a gilded trench coat from Chanel - is there anything crazy about that?

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The photo series taken by Lachlan Bailey and accompanying the interview designed to promote the new hit from DC continues with the spirit of the seventies and takes Ruby to a boiling and sunny summer production against the backdrop of a pool and courtyard in the stunning Flamingo mansion located in the Los Angeles hills.

As you may recall, the Hollywood actress played Sharon Tate about two years ago in Trentino's film "There Were Times in Hollywood," which immediately sent us to her 1968 photo series that explains the reference behind the current filming.

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According to the magazine, the official inspiration for makeup and hair actually came from Jane Birkin, something that cannot be missed in the jaw-dropping close-up photo that was revealed from the same future edition.

And the truth is that there were probably a few more references present in Bailey's inspiration board, but these two accurately justify the grazing fields of the preparatory work for the set.

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In the additional photos released by stylist Claire Richardson styled the beautiful Margo while two devastating locks.

In the first she is in the pool lying on an inflatable mattress in a full orange ERES swimsuit, and in the second she is sitting on a straw chair in a flower silhouette wearing a woolly and white button knit from Chanel's autumn collection and white bikini bottoms designed by Isa Boulder.

We are meanwhile waiting in anticipation to unveil more photos from this perfect production because our appetite has just opened.

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