Arnas Fedaravičius, the Lithuanian actor making a splash in the third season of “The White Lotus,” steps into the frame as Vogue Scandinavia’s latest digital cover star. Clad in a black tank and tailored trousers by BOSS, his gaze holds the camera—marking a moment of arrival.
Arnas Fedaravičius for Vogue Scandinavia
Photographed by Hasse Nielsen in the heart of Stockholm, the photoshoot juxtaposes sharp urban tailoring with earthy, laid-back ensembles. The styling, helmed by Robert Rydberg, mirrors the actor’s own balance of intensity and ease.
With “The White Lotus” now a cultural phenomenon, Fedaravičius steps into the fold as Valentin, a health mentor whose presence stirs the dynamic at a luxury Thai resort. Reflecting on the six-month shoot at the Four Seasons in Thailand, the actor describes the experience as both surreal and exhilarating.
“It felt like Mike White had written something from the future, and we were just trying to bring it to life on set,” he says. Landing the role was a milestone, one that left him “ecstatic.”
On location, the cast lived in the lap of luxury, immersed in five-star amenities—from daily turn-down services to custom pillow menus. Yet the actor recalls moments of humor amidst the opulence. “They bought out entire venues and hotels for us, so when we would switch to one that wasn’t bought out, we would have a running joke amongst us, like ‘Who are these people?’” he says.
Fedaravičius’s path from Lithuania to Hollywood has been anything but conventional. With previous roles in historical dramas and action-packed series, he’s honed a presence that resonates on screen. Yet, “The White Lotus” marks a shift—one that places him firmly on the global stage.
