Julia Garner on Self Care, Fashion Regrets, and Finding Power in Perfume

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, or her double Emmy and Golden Globe-winning performance as Ruth Langmore on dark thriller Ozark, it's clear that the multifaceted actor has played a major part in the rise of contemporary, award-winning television.Now Garner is turning her attention to luxury beauty, having taken on the role as the face of Gucci Guilty fragrances, alongside rapper and actor .

Gucci and Garner undeniably make for a perfect pair: Guilty is an ode to self-acceptance and pure love in all its forms, something Garner feels passionately about. “I feel most beautiful when I'm surrounded with unconditional love, and this campaign ended up being really beautiful because there was pure love in making it and it represents love,” Garner tells Glamour. “Gucci as a brand represents pure love, and I got to do this campaign with such amazing people.”Pure love is also essential when it comes to self care, and the campaign extends an invitation to explore and connect to our truest selves. “I think it's as simple as just being still, being still but also ,” Garner says of how she practices self love and care. “If you can sit with yourself, then it'll be easier to have self love.”Ahead, Julia Garner shares her beauty and wellness rituals, which women and countries inspire her, and even some past fashion fails for Glamour’s .

Glamour: What is your favorite thing about Gucci Guilty?Julia Garner: My favorite thing about it is, A, I love how it smells.

So it's as simple as that. It's such a beautiful scent. And B, I love the opportunity that I got to do this campaign with such amazing people.