“If we can believe what we see in the press, there are several @diegoluna_’s worth mentioning. There is, of course, the star of Andor, the new series from the almighty Star Wars franchise. Then there’s the indie film and theatre actor, the movie director, the documentarian, the producer, the artist concerned for his community and his epoch. But there is a common element that unites all these facets: good judgement. Maybe because he was born into the public eye and has lived much of his life there, Luna takes the glitz of showbiz with humour and reflective distance. He builds his daily routine through work, well-considered decisions, and professional seriousness, far removed from the scandals that tend to dominate the headlines. He is a realist in the land of fairy tales. Or in his case, the universe of space operas. Diego Dionisio Luna Alexander (Toluca, México, 1979) is the son of Alejandro Luna, a Mexican set designer and academic, and Fiona Alexander, a British set and wardrobe designer, who died in a car accident while filming in 1982. He began his career at only ten years old, with a minor role in the pilot of the soap opera Carrusel. He became more well-known in other soaps: El abuelo y yo (1991), and El premio mayor (1995), in which he played the son of a poor man who wins the lottery and loses control; the show was a huge success in mid-’90s Mexico. And while many a Mexican child star grows up to disappear from the scene, or else resigns himself to the kind of profitable and artistically undemanding productions that traditionally dominate the country’s TV channels, Diego Luna had other plans.” Full story on issue 31 cover Diego Luna in bio. Words antonioortugno76, photography @beautifulandcandid, styling @mitchellbelk, grooming @akgroomer. Luna wears @zegnaofficial AW22