English songbird Florence Welch takes to the cover of the April issue of Company magazine.
Rocking her signature auburn hair, with chic bangs, the ‘Shake It Out‘ singer gives lensman Robert Astley-Sparke her sexy back in a daring back-less dress.
The 25-year-old shares with the magazine on where she sees herself in the next 90 years.
“I like to think I’ll look like Iris Apfel [Fashion Icon], with lots of jewelry and patterns going on!”, Flo tells Company.
The 32nd annual Brit Awards took place on Tuesday (21 February), at the O2 Arena in London. Winners of the night included Adele, Coldplay, Lana Del Rey and Rihanna. Checkout all the red carpet action after the jump:
BEST-DRESSED: Rihanna showed some sexy leg and cleavage in a Givenchy halter dress.
Vintage queen Florence Welch, with her auburn hair, opted for an Alexander McQueen gown.
Lana Del Rey matched the red carpet in a Vivienne Westwood off-the-shoulder gown.
New kid on the block Emeli Sande kept it simple in black and white.
Kylie Minogue looked beautiful in a Yves Saint Laurent strapless gown.
Former ‘X Factor‘ judge Nicole Scherzinger rocked a strapless Versace dress.
Sporting a chic ponytail, Cher Lloyd donned a sequined jumpsuit, with Christian Louboutin pumps.
BEST-DRESSED: Jessie J looked smoking hot in a red Falguni and Shane Peacock sheer dress, with floral embroidery.
Givenchy‘s Creative Director Riccardo Tisci gets profiled in the March issue of US Vogue magazine.
The 37-year-old Italian fashion designer gathers for a lovely group shot taken by Annie Leibovitz, with five of his famous muses that include pouty-lipped actress Liv Tyler, flame-haired singer Florence Welch resting across rapper Kanye West‘s lap — who is in turn squeezing her ass — as well as supermodels Karolina Kurkova and Liya Kebede. All the ladies are clad in Givenchy gowns of course.
English indie rock singer Florence Welch brings a bit of her edgy style to the cover of the March issue of Q magazine.
Sporting fierce blue-hued eye makeup and with her signature fiery hair with bangs taking up most of the close-up cover, The ‘Shake It Out‘ songbird sensually runs her dagger nails across her fair-skinned cheeks.
Florence And The Machine lead vocalist Florence Welch‘s maiden 70s-inspired UK Vogue cover was released a week ago (Check it out here). Head below for her boho-chic editorial, photographed by famed Mario Testino.
Flo looks chic in an Alexander McQueen chiffon off-the-shoulder dress.
The 25-year-old dons a Marchesa lemon silk chiffon dress.
Flo does a little dance in a Jenny Packham silk-crepe asymmetric-shoulder dress.
Indie rock singer Florence Welch has scored her first UK Vogue cover for the magazine’s January issue.
Photographed by famed Mario Testino, the queen of vintage chic lights up the cover in a Chloe silk keyhole dress, while channeling actress Farrah Fawcett with her iconic ’70s feathery hair.
After countless features, Hollywood’s most sought-after twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen finally snatch their first US Vogue cover, with the magazine’s special edition annual Best Dressed issue.
The 25-year-old sisters look completely edgy on the Craig McDean-shot December cover, with lace masks over their beautiful faces and Ashley donning a design from the duo’s label The Row. US Vogue has had some amazing covers this year, and they continue on their winning streak with their year-end issue.
Despite the Olsen twins’ controversial homeless meet heroin addict look or maybe simply put boho-grudge chic, the pair makes Vogue’s 2011 Best Dressed list, which this year spotlights ‘dynamic duos’ such as Beyonce and Solange Knowles, Elle and Dakota Fanning as well as Kate and Pippa Middleton. According to coverlines India rock singer Florence Welch and ‘Twilight’ star Kristen Stewart will also make a cameo.
British art-pop singer Florence Welch looks, as the cover suggests, heavenly beautiful fronting the December issue of UK music and fashion magazine Clash.
Captured by lensman Matthew Stone, The Florence and The Machine lead vocalist looks angelic as she stares into the distance, with her long auburn locks styled into glamorous old Hollywood curls.
The 25-year-old ‘No Light, No Light’ songbird points out to the magazine that even though most people expected her indie rock band’s sophomore album ‘Ceremonials’ to sound more American, it actually doesn’t.
“I think people might have been expecting me to go and make a more Americanised sound. And one day I’d like to experiment with it, a massive big pop song, but for this record it didn’t feel right”, Flo explains to Clash.
Checkout Flo’s ghostly creepy editorial, styled by Matthew Josephs, with the magazine below:
She is already Gucci’s muse, and it will appear that the queen on vintage chic Florence Welch is the new muse for Chanel too.
You might recall that earlier this year Karl Lagerfeld lensed the English songstress for her androgynous Vogue Japan magazine cover, now the Chanel creative director is once again collaborating with Flo for a one-of-a-kind artsy shoot.
Uncle Karl photographed the flame-haired singer for a limited-edition vinyl cover for her band’s single ‘Shake it Out’. Only 500 copies of the stylish vinyl will be made available, for a hefty cost of course, on 31 October.
The 78-year-old German designer captured Flo’s elegance for the highly fashionable art in Paris — where Florence And The Machine recently performed during Paris Fashion Week at the under-the-sea themed spring/summer 2012 Chanel show. The 25-year-old looks exquisite with rouge lips and wearing beautiful Chanel gowns.
English songstress Florence Welch covers this week’s issue of British music magazine NME.
The 25-year-old Florence and The Machine lead vocalist rocks her usual vintage chic style on the cover, wearing a white blouse with a vest. Flo dons a maroon brim hat on top of her signature red-hair with bangs to complete the look.
The ‘Shake It Out’ singer excitedly talks to the magazine about her initial reaction to when she heard that R&B singer Beyonce cited her as one of the inspiration for her latest album ’4′.
“My dad called me to tell me. So I’ve been really listening to the Beyonce album, like really intently, trying out maybe where she might have been influenced, but I’m not really sure. My favorite song on that record is ‘Countdown’… I love her she’s so sweet. I met her and she’s so gracious and she’s really beautiful”, Flo tells NME.
