Adele is the latest cover star for Vogue Magazine. The singer, who expresses her love for Bruno Mars, looks amazing on the cover of the March issue, on newsstands on Feb. 23, 2016.
In the interview within the pages of the fashion magazine, Adele says she’s a huge fan of Bruno Mars, maybe even a bigger fan than the “When I Was Your Man” singer’s parents.
“I’ve always been a really big fan of Bruno, but when we worked together he was beyond,” said Adele. “He can do anything, literally singing the best vocals you’ve ever heard live in your life, while he is playing a drum or a bass or doing some mad percussion riff.”
ADELE COVERS VOGUE MAGAZINE – ‘BRUNO MARS IS BIGGEST ARTIST IN WORLD’
She adds, “I think he definitely will be the biggest, biggest, biggest artist in the world.”
Well, maybe in some peoples’ minds, but in my view, Adele is one of the top artists.
She also chats about turning 25 and being comfortable in her skin.
“I was just shocked that all of a sudden I was 25!” she says. “But actually I like myself more than ever. I feel so comfortable in my own skin. I really like how I look, I like who I am, I like everyone that I surround myself with. Obviously I have insecurities, but they don’t hold me back.”
ADELE LOVES SPANX – JUST LIKE US!
She’s always had an adorable self-deprecating view of herself, though. She laughs about her “bum chin,” her “intense” forehead, and her “potato fingers.” She swears by Spanx for her public appearances but describes putting them on as “like pumping a sausage bag full of meat!”
I am so glad to hear she’s just like the rest of us women out here!
But she’s been focused on her health, protecting her vocal chords, giving up most alcohol, as well as the Marlboro Lights she used to chain smoke.
“I was trying to get some stamina for my tour, so I lost a bit of weight,” she says, adding that it all fuels her newfound shopping habit. “Now I fit into normal, off-the-shelf clothes — which is a really big problem for me!”
Check out more of Annie Leibovitz’ photos of the singer.
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