‘Onslaught’ Star Adria Arjona Gets the Full Vogue Treatment in a Striking New Editorial

Adria Arjona has spent the past few years quietly building one of the more eclectic résumés in Hollywood, moving fluidly between blockbuster franchises, prestige television, and genre-bending indie films without ever settling into one obvious lane. From playing Bix Caleen across two seasons of ‘Andor’ to starring opposite Glen Powell in ‘Hit Man’ and headlining the psychological thriller ‘Blink Twice,’ she’s become one of the industry’s most consistently interesting working actresses.

That momentum has translated into growing recognition well beyond film sets, with Arjona increasingly landing the kind of high-fashion editorial spreads reserved for the industry’s most in-demand names. Her latest turn in front of the camera continues that trend, putting her firmly in the spotlight for one of fashion’s most storied publications.

Arjona was recently photographed by Gregory Harris for Vogue México y Latinoamérica’s September 2026 issue, with styling by Valentina Collado, hair by Irinel de Leon, makeup by Emily Cheng, and manicures by Emi Kudo. The black-and-white images capture Arjona in a moody, editorial mood, dressed in tailored, oversized silhouettes that lean into old Hollywood glamour rather than typical red carpet polish.

Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and raised in Mexico City until age twelve, Arjona has carried that bicultural background throughout a career that spans both American and Latin American entertainment industries. Her breakout roles have ranged widely in tone, from playing Dorothy Gale in the fantasy series ‘Emerald City’ to more grounded, adult-driven work in films like ‘Triple Frontier,’ ‘6 Underground,’ and the ‘Father of the Bride’ remake alongside Andy Garcia.

That range has only expanded in recent years. Beyond ‘Andor,’ where she played a central role in the acclaimed ‘Star Wars’ prequel series until it concluded in 2025, Arjona has continued taking on morally complex characters, including her turn in Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut ‘Blink Twice,’ a film that further cemented her ability to anchor darker, more psychologically driven material.

Arjona’s rising profile has also coincided with increased public attention on her personal life, particularly her relationship with actor Jason Momoa, whom she’s been seen supporting at various premieres and public appearances over the past year. She was previously married to Edgardo Canales from 2019 until their divorce in 2023, and is the daughter of Guatemalan singer-songwriter Ricardo Arjona, giving her an additional layer of recognition across Latin American audiences independent of her acting career.

That combination of Hollywood credibility and deep cultural ties to Latin America makes Arjona a natural fit for a publication like Vogue México y Latinoamérica, which has spent the past year featuring a steady rotation of major names, including Zoe Saldaña, America Ferrera, and Jenna Ortega, across its covers and editorial spreads.

With her acting career continuing to diversify and her visibility in fashion circles growing alongside it, this latest Vogue spread feels less like a one-off moment and more like a continuation of Arjona’s steady rise as one of the industry’s most versatile and increasingly recognizable stars.

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