Elle’s Hollywood Rising Class 2023: Jasmin Savoy Brown, Ever Anderson named

They’re named after a plethora of glittering stars in Elle’s Hollywood Rising Class of 2023.

Ever Anderson and Jasmin Savoy Brown both watched every inch of the sirens on the silver screen as they posed for some glam photos for the magazine.

Peter Pan & Wendy actress Ever, 15, embraced her glamorous style as she wore a £4,400 gold dress from the Ralph Lauren collection while posing for the magazine.

While Scream VI star Jasmin, 29, showed off her impressive physique while wearing a Giorgio Armani £2,100 blue mesh bandeau top and matching £1,800 sequined semi-sheer skirt, the designer bought in for a mesmerizing shoot.

Troye Sivan, Ariana Greenblatt, Madison Bailey, Rachel Sennott, Tyler James Williams, Storm Reid, Kelvin Harrison Jr. and Renée Rapp join them on this year’s Rising Class list.

Ever, the daughter of actress and model Milla Jovovich, 47, plays the role of Mary in Disney’s Peter Pan & Wendy.

She spent eight months filming for the project, which will be released Friday, in Canada and the Faroe Islands, and she insists it was the opportunity of a lifetime.

The film is a live-action adaptation of the beloved 1953 Peter Pan animated classic, which has been reinterpreted many times over the decades.

The story follows Peter Pan, played by Alexander Molony, who never ages and is always up for fun. He takes his new girlfriend Wendy to Neverland to see where children are having fun.

That’s where Wendy has the adventure of a lifetime as she meets the diabolical Lost Boys, the brave Tinkerbell – played by Yara Shahidi – and encounters beautiful mermaids and the enchanting Tiger Lily.

She said Elle“It’s something I’ll never forget.

“We need to play a few pranks [co-star] Jude Law who was like, oh my God!

“We had a water gun fight with everyone at the end of main footage.”

Meanwhile, Jasmin spoke about her branching out into the horror genre and how she brought effortless queer representation to the screen.

The actress plays the role of Mindy Meeks-Martin in the film, which grossed a whopping £35.7 million in US domestic ticket sales in its opening weekend last month.

The slasher film, starring Courteney Cox and Jenna Ortega, exceeded expectations as it surpassed the previous £26 million run that Scream 2 opened with in 1997.

And Jasmin is delighted to be a part of the project, tellingly Elle: ‘All three options in a Scream movie are solid. Or you die, and it will be an epic death. You survive, which is great, or you’re the killer. So no matter what hand I get, every time I’m happy.

“I was never interested in horror because it was just so straight and white. That’s just not interesting to me, other than my only white women’s show a year, which is Big Little Lies and then The White Lotus.”

Jasmin’s character Mindy is the very first queer role in the Scream franchise, and she and her friend Anika have become fan favorites.

Mindy’s strangeness has nothing to do with her character arc, and no one cares. It’s so important because it’s not a big deal at all,’ Jasmin said.

“I like the idea that some people who wouldn’t normally interact with a character like me are now meeting Mindy in that franchise and hopefully in a way that’s comfortable for them.”

Elle has named their crop of 2023 Hollywood Rising awards as some of the most promising young talent in the entertainment business.

They’ve teamed up with well-known directors on some of the most anticipated movies and most-streamed series of the year.

Others are pop stars and some still go to regular schools and lead very normal lives when they are not working.

They forge impressive careers in a sometimes brutal industry where they must develop a thick skin while under increasing pressure to build a sizable online presence.

Troye Sivan was a music star to be mentioned on the list with the singer showing off his cool fashion sense for his shoot.

He wore a £5,120 black leather jacket, a £1,400 polka dot shirt, £1,000 black trousers and £900 boots, all Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello.

On teasing an upcoming album influenced by life back home in post-lockdown Australia, where he spent most nights in clubs, he shared Elle: ‘There was a sense of hope and newness and meeting new people.

“I think this is the proudest I’ve ever been of all I’ve done. It has been a very nice luxury to be able to live with the music.’

He remained vague about the release’s content, continuing, “I think I’m comfortable saying it’s full of hope, which I didn’t know it would be when I first started it.”

“During COVID I made an EP [when] I was really in my feelings, going through a huge breakup, processing all that and writing about it and I was like, “God, am I about to write a whole 12-song album or whatever?”

But the new music reflects his changed outlook: ‘I have no idea what the future holds, and that’s totally okay.

“I’m so happy that I’m just in this moment right now with this person I met five minutes ago, or my best friends, or whatever. I felt a very strong sense of humanity and belonging, and that was very inspiring to me.”