I spent an afternoon with Angelina Jolie. The actor and humanitarian embraced #bees—and #women beekeepers as #environmental guardians...and talked about making this extraordinary @NatGeo portrait—and the bee that got under her dress https://t.co/Tejnt5GSor @NatGeoMag @NatGeoPR
— Indira Lakshmanan (@Indira_L) May 20, 2021
Don't miss the cool #BehindTheScenes clips and a bonus from our interview: Angelina Jolie get up close and personal with some #honeybees for #WorldBeeDay...and talks about being Zen for a buzzy portrait, and the bee that flew up her dress https://t.co/OXYRMVneCb @NatGeo @NatGeoPR
— Indira Lakshmanan (@Indira_L) May 20, 2021
"What's exciting is that we're coming at this with solutions [and] empowering women in their livelihoods," says Angelina Jolie who's drawing attention to the need to protect bees—and to a new program that trains women as protectors of native bee habitats. https://t.co/RNdzDGscTQ
— National Geographic Magazine (@NatGeoMag) May 20, 2021
Guerlain muse Angelina Jolie takes center stage for National Geographic and Guerlain in this ethereal portrait, shot by world-renowned photographer Dan Winters. #WorldBeeDay #GuerlainForBees #WomenForBees #AngelinaJolie pic.twitter.com/9P1r0Fv3E8
— Guerlain (@Guerlain) May 20, 2021
The Angelina Jolie image, taken to raise awareness of the threats faced by the world's bees, was an homage to "Beekeeper," this 1981 photograph by Richard Avedon. pic.twitter.com/QcOBhMmK6y
— David Beard (@dabeard) May 21, 2021
