This approach is not new, but it has become rarer and therefore more powerful. Beyoncé has long
treated albums as conceptual events, collapsing the boundaries between music, film and fashion.
Her projects are designed as unified statements, where visuals are not promotional tools but
narrative extensions. Every frame, costume and movement carries meaning. The album behaves like
a curated exhibition, meticulously controlled yet emotionally expansive.

Similarly, Frank Ocean has built a career around restraint and coherence. His albums are sparse,
slow and visually minimal, yet deeply intentional. Imagery, typography and sound exist in quiet
dialogue, demanding attention rather than demanding clicks. In a culture of excess, his work
reminds us that absence can be as expressive as abundance.

For Billie Eilish, the album has become a vehicle for visual transformation. Each era introduces a
distinct palette and silhouette that mirrors the emotional register of the music. Colour, clothing and
composition are never incidental. They evolve alongside her sound, creating a visual continuity that
allows audiences to recognise not just a song, but a phase of self-expression.
Tyler, The Creator approaches albums as character studies. His releases arrive with alter egos,
uniforms and carefully constructed worlds that feel closer to cinema than marketing. Fashion, set
design and narrative are integrated into the project from the outset. The album is not just heard – it is
performed, worn and inhabited.

Few artists have explored the album as art object as consistently as Lady Gaga. Her work has
always existed at the intersection of music, fashion and performance, with each release establishing
a visual mythology of its own. Costumes are not styling choices; they are part of the language. The
album becomes a stage where identity, spectacle and concept collide.

Rosalía brings a different kind of precision to this practice. Her albums fuse tradition and
experimentation, drawing from flamenco, pop and avant-garde imagery to build worlds that feel
both contemporary and deeply referential. Visuals are symbolic rather than decorative, rooted in
gesture, movement and material culture.

Finally, Kendrick Lamar treats the album as a philosophical structure. His projects unfold like
essays – layered, intentional and visually restrained. Imagery, staging and performance reinforce the
intellectual architecture of the music. Nothing exists in isolation. Everything contributes to
meaning. What unites these artists is not genre or popularity, but authorship. They resist fragmentation. They insist on cohesion. In doing so, they reclaim the album as a serious artistic form, one that rewards patience, attention and immersion.In a cultural landscape driven by immediacy, the album as artwork feels almost radical. It asks listeners to slow down, to look as much as they listen, and to engage with music not as content, but as creation.

Words by Fabiana Gutierrez

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Beyoncé

In Custom Schiaparelli.

Beyoncé arrived in custom Schiaparelli, a look that embodied elegance and innovation. The shimmering gown featured architectural details and intricate embellishments, styled to perfection to complement her radiant presence. Queen Bey’s ensemble set the tone for the night, combining timeless glamour with a bold, modern edge. 

Taylor Swift 

In Vivienne Westwood. 

Taylor Swift turned heads on the red carpet in a custom Vivienne Westwood creation that blended boldness with elegance. The striking red mini dress featured a corset bodice, a one-shoulder strap, and an asymmetric skirt, pulled up to reveal a beaded garter chain adorned with a delicate “T” charm, a subtle nod to either her name or her beau, Travis Kelce. Complementing the ensemble were glittery strappy sandals, chandelier earrings, and a signature red lip, exuding a monochromatic red look that was equal parts romantic and sophisticated.

Lady Gaga 

In Vivienne Westwood and Tiffany & Co. 

 Lady Gaga turned heads in a dramatic Vivienne Westwood black leather gown, paired with an archival Tiffany & Co. necklace from the 1930s. With her sleek styling and avant-garde take on goth-glam, Gaga solidified her place as the queen of high-fashion statements.

Chappell Roan 

 In Jean Paul Gaultier Couture and John Fluevog.

Chappell Roan captivated the red carpet with her theatrical flair, donning an archival Jean Paul Gaultier haute couture design from the Spring 2003 collection, styled by Genesis Webb. The ballerina-inspired look, paired with John Fluevog boots, was elevated by a whimsical feathered headpiece and bold make-up, solidifying her status as a red-carpet standout.

Sabrina Carpenter 

 In JW Anderson.

Sabrina Carpenter stunned in a pale blue silk gown by JW Anderson, paired with sparkling Chopard diamonds. The whimsical, dream-like look of her dress made it one of the most memorable looks of the evening.

Billie Eilish 

 In Prada. 

Billie Eilish opted for a tailored Prada ensemble that redefined red-carpet minimalism. The structured silhouette and muted tones reflected her signature understated style while exuding sophistication.

Cardi B 

In Roberto Cavalli. 

Cardi B made a bold statement in a Roberto Cavalli gown, styled by Kollin Carter. The look featured striking details and an undeniable sense of drama, ensuring Cardi stood out among the night’s best-dressed stars.

Willow Smith 

In Alexander McQueen.

Willow Smith embraced an edgy, futuristic aesthetic in Alexander McQueen. Her look combined sharp tailoring with avant-garde detailing, capturing her bold, innovative spirit. 

Miley Cyrus 

In Saint Laurent.

Miley Cyrus channelled sleek, understated elegance in a Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello design. The streamlined silhouette and minimalistic approach proved that less is often more.

Charli XCX 

In Jean Paul Gaultier.

Charli XCX lit up the red carpet in Jean Paul Gaultier, styled by Chris Horan. The look fused playful sensuality with couture-level craftsmanship, a perfect fit for the pop provocateur.

Doechii

In Thom Browne, Messika, and David Yurman.

Doechii embraced structured tailoring in a Thom Browne suit, accessorised with Messika and David Yurman jewellery. Her look balanced femininity and boldness, cementing her as a red-carpet trailblazer.

Madison Bear 

In Miss Sohee.

Madison Beer dazzled in Miss Sohee, with a gown that radiated glamour and sophistication. The intricate detailing and luxurious fabric made this look unforgettable.

Jaden Smith 

In Louis Vuitton.

Jaden Smith turned heads in a Louis Vuitton suit, complete with a castle-shaped helmet. The statement piece added an abstract touch to an otherwise sleek and tailored ensemble.

Kehlani 

In Robert Wun and Jimmy Choo.

Kehlani stunned in Robert Wun, paired with Jimmy Choo heels. The structured design and bold accents made her look a standout look on the red carpet.

Raye

In Giorgio Armani Privé.

Raye sparkled in a custom Giorgio Armani Privé gown, paired with Nikos Koulis earrings. The shimmering fabric and timeless silhouette exuded old-Hollywood glamour with a modern twist.

Paris Hilton 

In Chrome of Hearts.

Paris Hilton stunned in a plunging caped gown by Chrome Hearts, adorned with intricate gold embroidery. She completed the look with matching opera gloves, aviator sunglasses, and crystallised pumps, showcasing her timeless red-carpet elegance.

Olivia Rodrigo 

In Vintage Versace.

Olivia Rodrigo channelled vintage elegance in a slinky black Versace gown. The minimalist design highlighted her natural beauty while nodding to iconic fashion moments of the past.

The 2025 Grammy Awards gave us unforgettable performances and even more unforgettable fashion moments. From archival masterpieces to daringly modern creations, the red carpet was alive with creativity and individuality. Each look, meticulously crafted and styled, reminded us that music and fashion share a common thread: self-expression. Whether it was Beyoncé’s regal elegance, Lady Gaga’s goth-glam opulence, or Olivia Rodrigo’s vintage sophistication, the night proved that the Grammys are as much about style as they are about sound. Which look was your favourite? Let us know as we eagerly await what next year’s red carpet will bring.

Words By Claire Gaura 

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In what seems to be a direct juxtaposition to the ‘clean girl’ aesthetic, Brat Summer encompasses hedonistic rebellion through an unapologetically Y2K look that can be described as cool girl for the female-gaze. Charli herself envisions a “pack of cigs, a Bic lighter and a strappy white top with no bra” as a Brat aesthetic, suggesting that it is what you make it, it’s a look defined by the interpreter, and is therefore un-definable and unique to all.

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In a modern society raised by Bratz dolls and Kesha; edgy, bold looks highlighted in lime green have been long-awaited and Chris Horan, stylist to Charli XCX, is paving the way.

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Club culture streetwear seen on It Girls Julia Fox, Gabbriette, and Chloe Cherry promote a grungy and unmistakenly fun look that speaks out against over-consumerism and performative entitlement through rejecting the notion that wealth = clean = sustainable (and therefore something to desire). The Brat movement instead demonstrates that messy, free, and unique is the key to being unapologetically yourself. 

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So how can you look like Josh Safdie’s muse when he wrote Uncut Gems? Brands such as Colour Pop Cosmetics were quick to promote their lime-green products, namely their eye-palette shade Mary Jane, on their TikTok account while other brands Adanola and Kate Spade have also recently showcased their green products to ensure their consumers are ‘so Julia’.

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But what about the basics? While a Brat uniform would not be keeping in-tone with the movement, we could all benefit from broadening our wardrobe to encompass some quintessential Brat style, namely: edgy, square-rimmed sunglasses, a sticky Y2K lip gloss, knee-high boots (ideally worn with ripped fishnets), and most importantly: wearing your attitude high and your inhibitions low. 

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Andrea “Dre” Greene, a young lady from Houston, would do anything for her favourite R&B singer Ni’Jah: max out credit cards, shun her sister’s boyfriend, and even murder the star’s haters. Dominique Fishback (Judas and the Black Messiah) stars as the psychotic Dre in the seven-part satirical psychological thriller that debuted earlier this month on Amazon Prime.

Writers and creators Donald Glover and Janine Nabers wanted to make it blatantly obvious that pop star Ni’Jah is a parallel to Beyoncé. Of course, Ni’Jah’s fanbase’s nickname is the Swarm very similar to Beyoncé stan’s nickname the Beyhive, Dre accidentally bites Ni’Jah just like the rumoured incident with a fan biting Bey, Ni’Jah’s releases “Festival” about her unfaithful husband much like Beyoncé’s Lemonade, and there’s even a Solange doppelganger in the show. The series even begins with the slightly on-the-nose message: “This is not a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events, is intentional”.

Though the events are inspired by details and incidents throughout Beyoncé’s career, the examination of fandom culture is of course applicable beyond her fans. “Beyhive don’t kill us, it’s not that bad, it’s actually pretty cool!”, Childish Gamino joked at the premiere of the show.

Glover called Swarm a “post-truth TV show” in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter. The Atlanta writer and Janine Nabers assess the dangers of parasocial relationships showing how online fandoms can spring into witch hunt attacks, dox those that diss the star they stan, invade celebrities’ privacy, and even go as far as violence through using Dre as depiction of an extreme case.

Talking to Vulture, Glover said he wanted Dre to be “brutal” and told Fishback to watch Isabella Huppert in the Piano Teacher for inspiration for her performance. However, some of the writer’s comments on how he prepared the actress for the role have rubbed people the wrong way. Glover told Vulture he instructed the actress to: “Think of it more like an animal and less like a person”.

Despite the lack of help she received in interpreting her character’s deeper motives, Dominique Fishback delivers a spine-chilling performance as Dre as she continues further into psychosis as the years pass. The brief connection we get to see between Chloe Bailey (Black-ish) who plays Dre’s sister Marissa and Dre gives us more insight into the softer side of the character but unlucky for us their screen time together is short lived. Packed with gore, tension, as well as dark humour, Swarm is a thriller that keeps its audience engaged with its hooking plot and dramatic performances. 

The show seems to find its groove more as we get further down the rabbit hole. Just as Dre struggles to distinguish between reality and fiction so does the viewer as episode six plunges us into a true crime documentary following a police detective trying to solve Dre’s murders. In a particularly meta, twist Donald Glover himself even gives a red-carpet interview about him making a TV show based on Dre’s life therefore suggesting Dre exists in our world. It’s a mind melt moment nearly as genius as the second half of  the American Horror Story series Roanoke.

A little ironically Twitter and TikTok have been hyped over popstar Billie Eillish’s acting debut as the extremely intense blonde lesbian cult leader Eva who takes Dre under her wing in one of the murder’s more vulnerable moments. She’s just the slice of camp that the show needed.

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ETRO

ETRO’s latest collection is perfectly crafted for the summer, with a collection of summer staples including shorts, Cuban shirts, bucket hats and more adorned in intricate paisley prints and coloured in a trio of pink, green and yellow pastels. The incredibly diverse campaign features a number of creative short clips each having their own theme but all focusing on a unique colour changing aspect that highlights the colours of the collection. Clips include a model holding one of the bags of the collection which changes colours just as the paisley prints tattooed on him do, a model wearing a futuristic visor with colour changing hair, and a model switching between the colours of the collection with a snap of her fingers.

£ 535

ETRO Liquid Paisley Medium Shopping Bag

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£ 220

ETRO Liquid Paisley Bucket Hat

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£ 555

ETRO Liquid Paisley Denim Jeans

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Billie Eilish x Nike

In addition to conquering the music world it looks like Billie Eilish wants a foot in the fashion world too, and with such impeccable style who can blame her? This collaboration with Nike reimagines the brands iconic Air Force 1 using a majority of recycled and environmentally friendly materials and also incorporates Billie’s own oversized style into the design with chunky midfoot straps inspired by other Nike trainers. The trainers come in a neutral mushroom colour which also extends to the rest of the collection which consists of a hoodie sweatpants and t-shirt, all in Billie’s signature oversized style. The campaign video goes for a retro, 70s inspired feel with shots of Billie lounging around the house, dancing in the kitchen, arranging some flowers and swaying on the sun outside, all set to the sound of one of her songs. The collection drops on April 25^th.

£ 152,95

Nike Air Force 1 Billie Mushroom

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£ 89,95

Nike x Billie Fleece Hoodie

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£ 89,95

Nike x Billie Fleece Trousers

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£ 39,95

Nike x Billie T-Shirt

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Burberry

The Lola bag is the latest release from Burberry and stays true to the brands design roots whilst being modernized in a fitting and sophisticated way. With a surface of checked quilting and a serious amount of attitude to boot it would only be fitting for the brand to produce a campaign with an equal amount of attitude and they’ve definitely succeeded. Starring models including Bella Hadid, Jourdan Dunn and Ella Richards, the campaign features the stars in nude and brown coloured studios, mimicking the colours of the new bag, and riding on mechanical horses. The campaign has a distinct Burberry charm and, of course, features the brand’s iconic check motif sprinkled throughout, both on the clothes the models are wearing and in parts of the set design.

£ 1490

Burberry Small Quilted Lambskin Lola Bag

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£ 1450

Burberry Small Quilted Check Cashmere Lola Bag

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£ 1590

Burberry Small Raffia Lola Bag

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Rhodes by Hailey Bieber

Not just a new campaign now, but a new brand all together! Hailey Bieber recently announced the launch of her brand-new skincare brand Rhode, set to launch in June of this year. Whilst no specific products have yet been announced Hailey has posted two promo shots to her Instagram, one of her gazing intimately into the camera and another more playful one of her posing with a, frankly delicious looking, glazed donut against her face. Of course, as would be expected, her skin is looking radiant and flawless in both shots with a silky-smooth glow radiating through both images. We’ll keep well updated with the journey of Rhodes as more information and products are released in the coming weeks!

Coach

Coach have recently released a sweet campaign celebrating all the mothers of the world ready for Mother’s Day. The new collection from the brand features a variety of sleek clutch bags in colours including pastel mints and lilacs, a variety of purses coming in different sizes and styles including a clean white variant and a brown version with patterning and light blue accents, and printed sliders adorned with cute blue and white flowers. The campaign itself focuses on celebrating mothers first and foremost with the products taking somewhat of a backseat. Stars including Jennifer Lopez, Noah Beck, Tommy Dorfman and Jessica Kelly Basquiat are seen speaking about what their mothers mean to them and how they have shaped them into the people they are now. It is definitely one of the most heartwarming campaigns we have seen in quite a while.

£ 395

Coach Pillow Tabby Shoulder Bag 18

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Coach Pillow Madison Shoulder Bag With Quilting

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£ 495

Coach Studio Shoulder Bag With Quilting

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Fendi

Fendi are taking things back to the 70s with their latest retro inspired collection. The new campaign features a heavy emphasis on denim with everyday staples such as shirts, shorts and jackets being given oversized shapes, refreshing shades of colour and small yet sophisticated accents to give them a wonderful mix of elegance and quiet edge. Jewelry and bags are also an important part of the campaign with the brand emphasizing their significance in elevating an outfit and highlighting how important accessorizing can be. The campaign itself is a more simplistic one with models including Smilla Osswald, Sun Mizrahi and Metta Irebe posing wearing the items in the collection, but it does its job of highlighting the intricacies of the products and proudly puts them front and centre.

£ 750

Fendi Shirt Light Blue Chambray Shirt

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£ 1450

Fendi Windbreaker Multicolour Nylon Jacket

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£ 2750

Fendi First Small Leather Bag With Multicolour Inlay

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Paul Smith x Priya Ahluwallia

Paul Smith is one of the most celebrated and respected names in the fashion industry, having been a part of it for over 50 years. Yet in that entire time frame he has never done a fashion collaboration with another brand… until now that is as the designer has teamed up with Priya Ahluwallia for an 11-piece collection focused on innovation, creativity and sustainability. The designers are two of the most distinct working in the modern British fashion industry so, of course, the collaboration is incredibly distinct featuring an array of unique, colourful prints and clean colour blocks across shirts, shorts, jumpers, hats and more. This is definitely one of the most distinctly charming collections to drop recently.

£ 325

Ahluwalia & PaulSmith Men’s Printed Viscose Short-Sleeve Shirt

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£ 135

Ahluwalia &PaulSmith Men’s White Circle Logo Print T-Shirt

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£ 450

Ahluwalia & PaulSmith Men’s Mixed Stitch Sweater

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YSL Beauty

The new YSL Beauty campaign features a new bold rouge lipstick which promises full leather matte lips with a soft and luscious application. The rouge lipstick comes in a variety of subtly different shades ranging from darker variants to lighter ones meaning there is a shade for every occasion. The Batman star Zoë Kravitz is one of the main faces leading the campaign, wearing one of the new shades and dressed in a chic black tailored outfit which really makes the lipstick pop. Kaia Gerber also features in a monochromatic photo holding out the various shades of the lipstick toward the camera, again highlighting the differences in shades and how much they stand out.

£ 32

Yves Saint Laurent Rouge Pur Couture The Slim Velvet Radical Lipstick in 302

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After Covid related delays and cancellations over the past two years, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is back at its California home for ready for 2022. Announcing this year’s lineup on Instagram, Coachella confirmed the festival would be going ahead, running across two weekends in April, the 15-17 and the 22-24.

Featuring an array of star-studded performers, Harry Styles will be headlining alongside Billie Eilish and Ye (Kanye West). Other acts set to be performing include, Disclosure, Doja Cat, Arlo Parks, and Peggy Gou.

The annual festival will take place at its usual setting in the Indio Desert, east of Palm Springs, California. And it is expected that a bunch of trendy guests will be in attendance at this year’s event. Previous years have seen the likes of Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Hailey Bieber make their way to the desert to enjoy a stylish weekend of music and arts.

Having only just released the lineup, weekend one is already sold out, however you can join the official Coachella waitlist. To register for the presale of weekend 2 head over to their website where you can sign up now. Check out the full lineup below.

Here are some of our favourite fashion looks from Coachella’s of the past:

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At just 19 years of age the star has already won seven Grammy Awards and is now breaking into the beauty industry with force. Her debut fragrance is candidly named ‘Eilish’, releasing notes of amber, cocoa, vanilla, and warm spices, making it is the perfect winter whiff. After a life-long obsession with exploring scents and a fascination with the beauty of fragrance bottles, Eilish couldn’t wait to get involved with the process from start to finish, and that she did. Reflecting on the scent as one of nostalgia which brings about homely feelings of warmth and cosiness, Eilish revealed it is a “scent that [she’s] been chasing for years and years and years” and even labelled it as her favourite smell in the world.

Scent aside for just a moment, the fragrance bottle is a beautiful design, sculpted in rich bronze, specifically reflecting Eilish’s favourite parts of the human body. The result offers a bottle reminiscent of Ancient Greek Sculpture, revealing an artistic and lavish design.

Speaking on the bottle, Eilish said:

“I’ve always had an infatuation with back and collarbones and just like, bones and bodies, I didn’t want to have it be a certain body type. I think that the human body is so beautiful as it is, and we should stop changing all of our bodies and just be appreciative of what they naturally are because they’re so beautiful.”

The perfume looks just as luxurious as we suspect it will smell.

If, like us, you can’t wait to get hold of the new fragrance then head to Billie Eilish Fragrances where you can sign up for exclusive early access and be the first to know.

Words By Ella Citron-Thompkins

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Eilish shared “I am so excited to finally share my two Air Jordan silhouettes with you!! I’ve always loved @jumpman23  and it was such an incredible and surreal experience getting to create these, especially in a sustainable fashion”.

In her ‘Behind the Design’ Nike interview she spoke of her love for Jordans; the Air Jordan 15 silhouette being her favourite model due to its shape and wearability. She loves the way they feel and the fact that they’re gender neutral: “You can be whoever and whatever you want with these…”.

The Air Jordan Ko comes in a light lime green while the Air Jordan 15 is the polar opposite – a neutral beige tone. This is not surprising as her style is anything but ordinary or foreseeable. Both sneakers are 100% vegan and over 20% recycled material. They will be available on Eilish’s official store on September 27 and on Nike SNKRS on September 30.

Mark these dates in your calendar if you wish to purchase them. In case you don’t manage to get your hands on a pair, plenty of other resale platform such as Sole Supplier, Goat and Stock X will be supplying them.

Words by Alexandra Yassin

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So what exactly is a waft haircut? Inspired by the ’70s, it is a half-fringe that hangs like curtains and flicks out in true Farrah Fawcett fashion. If you’re too intimidated by a normal fringe (there’s always the fear of channeling Velma from Scooby-Doo) or even if you’re just growing out of the lockdown fringe this is a great option to try. Super versatile and suits most face shapes, you can’t go wrong.

Anyway, back to Billie. Her hair is seen fluffy and full (minus the iconic flick) which gives the hairstyle a grungy edge. If you’re pining for a change and want to try the Jenna Coleman and Lizzo approved hairstyle, you’re going to need a good hairdresser and some volume-inducing products. We’d recommend a texturizing spray like the ones from Ouai Haircare.

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Ouai Haircare Texturizing Spray

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The blonde waft is a huge change from her signature middle-parted black and green locks and it must have been a misson going from such a colour disparity to achieve the platinum shade. Answering a Q&A on Instagram the ‘bad guy’ singer confessed that the change took ‘six weeks to accomplish’ and her hair is feeling surprisingly healthy. We couldn’t rate her new look more.

Words By Rosina Findlay

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She openly discusses important matters via her social media, such as the disastrous impacts that animal farming has on the planet, as well as inspiring the start of a body-positivity movement after sharing some very shameful comments she has received over the years. As always, she turned her frustration into art with all her music and campaigns, developing a creative direction that is unimaginable for any other 19-year-old.

She is truly the definition of a self-made icon, as she continuously keeps breaking records and setting new standards for what an artist should be doing in 2021 whilst giving us hope that it is still possible to reach stardom, even if you start from scratch. In an age where people predominantly seek to be viral on the internet, she manages to differentiate herself from other artists by using personal branding that appears so effortless, but at the same time so meticulously calculated that it will persist over the years. She does it in a way that only she could pull off, by creating excitement and outshining herself and evolving her image through every single move that one could say she had it all planned. That is why she currently has 6 photos in the top 20 most liked posts on Instagram and has made history for surpassing 1 million likes in her latest picture in just 5 minutes, breaking her own record. And she hasn’t even dropped her new album yet! Not to mention all the records she broke in the previous years, such as becoming the youngest solo artist in history to win the Grammy’s most prestigious awards with “When We Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go” for best Pop Vocal Album and Best Album of the year.

£ 1,550

BURBERRY Cashmere-blend corset midi dress

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Fendi lettering logo pendant body chain

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Steve Madden Vala pointed heeled shoe in camel

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I’m not saying we should all be like Billie, because as she says in her song “Copycat” she detests when people try to imitate her. But we should learn from her, how she made her authenticity her greatest strength, and inspiring her fans to stay true to themselves, to stop seeking other people’s approval and to take risks, even when no one is watching. She once recalled in an interview that when she started performing in her area, sometimes no one would show up. Nevertheless, she still continued to believe in herself and kept on singing. The way she’s driven by her passion, her profound resilience and her strive for success at such a young age, truly make her one of the most revolutionary and ground-breaking artists of all time, and we can’t wait to see her next moves.

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Valentino Women’s Black Hoodie

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Tartan Kilted Skirt

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Topshop Black Chunky Over The Knee Boots

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