Anya Taylor-Joy poses for ethereal V Magazine shoot in skimpy looks made entirely from paper

She is no stranger to a high fashion shoot. And Anya Taylor-Joy posed for an ethereal V Magazine spread on Thursday where she wowed in a series of white and light blue looks.The actress, 30, was styled in pieces which were all made entirely of paper, with one ruffled top and skirt showing off her toned midriff.Another look saw her modelling a light blue dress with statement collar and huge matching head piece.Anya was captured by photographer Nick Knight and styled by Anna Trevelyan, while her close friend Miley Cyrus interviewed her for the publication’s feature. When asked about falling in love with certain characters she plays, Anya told her: ‘It feels like less of a choice, more of an instinct. ‘My body figures it out before I do. I start sitting differently, speaking the words aloud in a new voice. I believe every character has things to teach you.’ Anya Taylor-Joy posed for an ethereal V Magazine spread on Thursday where she wowed in a series of white and light blue looks The actress, 30, was styled in pieces which were all made entirely of paper, with one jacket and skirt showing off her toned midriff Another look saw her modelling a light blue dress with statement collar and huge matching head pieceIt comes after back in July Anya gave a rare insight into her marriage to her husband, Malcolm McRae. The star, who at the time was promoting Apple TV series Lucky, spoke about her relationship as she starred in a striking photoshoot for Elle UK. Anya and musician Malcolm, 32, tied the knot in New Orleans back in April 2022, after first meeting in a music studio. ‘I don’t want to sound smug, but I love him so much. To have a best friend who goes through life with you – it has given me a sense of security that I didn’t really ever dream about,’ she said. ‘It wasn’t something that was on my list. Now that I have it, I just feel emboldened to take more risks because I know I’ve got something really nutritive and solid and healthy and so f*****g fun. I laugh, like, 90% of the time.’Malcolm is the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist (guitar and piano) for the musical duo SRCHR.He also has dipped his toes into acting with an appearance in Daisy Jones & The Six, and he has a small role as Eric in Lucky.   The Jet Wilkinson-directed Apple TV series follows Anya as con artist Luciana ‘Lucky’ Armstrong, who is ‘forced to go on the run’ once a multimillion-dollar heist does not go as planned.  Anya was captured by photographer Nick Knight and styled by Anna Trevelyan, while her close friend Miley Cyrus interviewed her for the publication’s feature She is no stranger to a high fashion shoot and looked completely at ease posing for V Magazine  When asked about falling in love with certain characters she plays, Anya told her: ‘It feels like less of a choice, more of an instinct’ She added: ‘My body figures it out before I do. I start sitting differently, speaking the words aloud in a new voice. I believe every character has things to teach you’ Another saw her modelling a ruffled sheer white dress with a corset underneath  She also wore a structural white dress with ballet style heels for another look The paper was also covered in writing for some of the looks The corset style blue dress was featured on the cover of the magazineShe is pursued by both the FBI and a ruthless crime boss, played by Annette Bening, on her runaway journey. On Lucky being Anya’s first producing role, she said: ‘I’ve always been interested in not just why something works, but how it works. I felt like I’d been doing it [producing] for a while. It just hadn’t been part of my job title.’As for what co-producing the show taught her, she added: ‘I learnt that being a leader is about being unflappable. It’s not your job to freak out, it’s your job to find solutions and soothe everybody else.’My dad’s motto from when I was very little was: the harder I work, the luckier I’ll get. My mum always told me to be myself. That’s taken a long time to learn, and I think it’s something that you just have to keep reminding yourself of.’