Read my post about Katy Perry on the cover of the new July/August edition of L’Uomo Vogue.
This cover is stark thematic contrast to the singer’s Hollywood Reporter cover, but it’s every bit as gorgeous and glam. It’s like her DNA prevents her from ever looking ordinary.
Read the rest of my post about Katy Perry on the cover of the new July/August edition of L’Uomo Vogue over at PopCrush.
Read my post about Selena Gomez on the cover of ELLE Magazine.
The ‘Love You Like a Love Song’ singer is also wearing a strapless red dress and heels while kneeling on the sand in the internal shots, and lying on her back in an reddish-orange strapless bra and blue striped pants, looking half-patriotic, half-Wonder Woman.
Read the rest of my post about Selena Gomez on the cover of ELLE Magazine over at PopCrush.
Read my post about Adele on the cover of Entertainment Weekly.
The cover tag is ‘The Adele Effect,’ and the feature looks at how the powerhouse singer and her bazillion-selling ’21′ altered the musical landscape in 2011 and how there is a ripple effect. The accompanying article also breaks down how ’21′ changed the music biz game and how it caused A&R reps to begin the search and the feeding frenzy for the “next” Adele.
Read the rest of my post about Adele on the cover of EW over at Pop Crush.
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Katy Perry is on the cover of the latest issue of Interview Magazine.
Strip away the blue bob and the pink makeup and Perry is a natural and classic stunner. The images are black and white and Perry is somewhat styled like a silent film actress or a screen goddess who is able to convey a lot, via a look as opposed to words.
Read the rest of my post about Katy Perry in the latest issue of Interview Magazine over at Pop Crush.
Adele is on the cover of this months Vogue magazine.
Put simply: Adele stuns in all of the images in the spread. She declares, “I’m a big personality,” and in her first American Vogue cover, she is larger than life and as gorgeous as any of the models also featured inside the issue.
Read the rest of my post about Adele on the cover of Vouge magazine over at Pop Crush.
Lady Gaga graces the cover of the January 2012 issue of L’Uomo Vogue.
It’s the Italian version of the fashion bible and since Gaga is a proud Italian, no doubt this cover is extra special for her and ranks at the top of her favorite covers she’s appeared on. We know, there are many.
Read my post all about Lady Gag on the cover of L’Uomo Vogue over at Pop Crush.
The cover of Downtown Magazine is graced by Beyonce.
The black and white cover, which hones in on Bey from the neck up, focuses on her big, expressive eyes and glossy lips. Couldn’t you just get lost in that stare? Some people are so genetically blessed and she will pass all those uh-mazing genes on to Babyonce.
Read the rest of my post about Beyonce on the cover of Downtown Magazine over at Pop Crush.
Beyonce graces the cover of the French Edition of Glamour magazine.
What’s so classy about this image, where Bey rocks beachy waves that tumble for days, is how she looks super sexy while remaining mostly covered up. Yes, that hemline length (or lack of it) is reserved for bold, daring women and, well, that’s certainly a way to describe the ‘Best Thing I Never Had’ singer.
Read the rest of my post about Beyonce on the cover of the French Edition of Glamour Magazine over at Pop Crush.
Adele is on the cover of the latest Billboard Magazine.
In the accompanying cover feature, members of Adele’s team and her handlers speak about the talent they are blessed to work with. “Adele knows how good she is. You can’t underestimate that. Artists that tend to work long term, most of them tend to have a clear-cut idea of who they are,” said Rob Stringer, chairman/CEO of Columbia Records, her label in the U.S.
Read the rest of my post about Adele on the cover of Billboard Magazine over at Pop Crush.
I wrote a post about Beyonce’s latest cover, the winter issue of Jones.
Beyonce was selected for this honor thanks to her contributions to music, film and fashion. Bey’s a full-service diva, that’s for sure. There isn’t an arm of culture that she isn’t impacting.
Read the rest of my post over at Pop Crush.