In a shoot that blurred the line between femme fatale and sci-fi siren, Gillian Anderson leaned into latex and dusk-lit drama for FHM’s April 1996 issue.
Before “quiet luxury” became the buzzword du jour, Gillian Anderson was already playing with louder textures and sharper silhouettes—proof that the ‘90s had its own brand of subversive elegance. Photographed by Jeff Dunas for FHM Magazine in April 1996, Anderson’s look is a study in tension: glossy versus matte, softness versus edge, allure versus armor.
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