“I try to find characters that I can relate to in

some sense. For Aisha, it’s about a woman

migrating from one country to the next. I look fo

r characters that not only feel relatable but can

also teach you something, but also for characters

to be a vessel for me to learn something. Take Shuri

for instance in Black Panther, she taught me to be

brave and have courage; learn to appreciate people

in front of me before it’s too late. She’s helped me

grow into a woman.” 

Following the acclaimed success of Marvel's Black

Panther: Wakanda Forever, Letitia Wright continues

to dominate our screens this year with three novel films

grappling with real-life stories. Reflecting on her

wider purpose and being a perpetual work in

progress, Wright covers Wonderland's Winter 2022

issue talking the untapped side of her artistry and the

power of feeling seen. 

Letitia Wright wears the FENDI Baguette 25th

Photography by Nwaka Okparaeke at Kintzing 

Fashion by Toni-Blaze Ibekwe
Words by Scarlett Baker

Hair by Stefan Bertin at The Wall Group

Makeup by Kenneth Soh at The Wall Group

Manicure by Sabrina Gayle at The Wall Group

Set design by Luis Gaensslen

Floral styling by Benjamin Morgan

Editorial Director Huw Gwyther

Editor Ella Bardsley

Art Directors Livia Vourlakidou, Aparna Aji, Harry Fitzgerald

Production Director Ben Crank

Production Assistant Isabella Coleman

Photography Assistant Alex Ingram

Fashion Assistants Yasmin Williams, Omaima El Harrak