Jennifer Lawrence does the dark romantic thing on Harper’s Bazaar UK’s November issue.

From Harper's website:

The November Issue continues the artistic theme with Hannah Rothschild's perceptive article on why fashion blockbuster exhibitions have proved to be such hits in museums around the world. And, as Editor-in-Chief Justine Picardie points out in her editor's letter, Oscar Wilde's definition of art as "the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known" is in fact an appropriate way to introduce our cover star, Jennifer Lawrence. Interviewed ahead of her starring role in the Hunger Games, out next month, Lawrence is one of the most independent spirits in Hollywood today. Not only is she unashamedly herself (giving the press room the finger when collecting her Oscar for Silver Linings Playbook), she's also compulsively honest and funny, according to Bazaar's interviewer, Tom Shone. "When I ask her what she most likes about her her life, she doesn't miss a beat," he writes. "'The money,' she says." As if proof of her refusal to conform to Hollywood norms, she cheerfully lambasts starvation diets and says that before each take on a film, she is most likely found eating chips.