Beyonce on the V Magazine November – December 2008
Beyonce got her ‘V’ renown time as the singer poses the magazine’s November/December cover of 56 issue. The photographer is Bruce Weber.
Beyonce is wearing a dark dress, and the wind is playing with her hair. She’s looking really romantic and anticipating something beautiful and wonderful.
She’s leaning forwards and seems she only needs to make a step to reach something she’s long wanted to get. She’s got so many goals ahead of her to reach.
The cover is elegantly black and white with V standing out in bright red.
I like her nails. They look beautiful as well as stylish.
The issues are on their way to newsstands and is our own small way of commemorating the moment,” said editor in chief Stephen Gan.
Beyonce graces Black Hair magazine December 2008 issue. I think she looks prettier with dark hair.
She talks about her hair colors, preferences, hairstyles, about her hair health and much more.
Her pictures are great! As ever!
On November 19, the first issue of The New York Observer Style magazine hits the newsstands and will be consecrated to bringing you what we know: New York is Style.
Beyonce graces the cover of this premiere issue.
The American singer, actress and fashion designer spends an afternoon with Observer writer Sara Vilkomerson, talking about her mom, shopping vintage and the great Etta James-whom she plays in her upcoming movie Cadillac Records, opening December 5.
Beyonce about her mother Tina:
I looked at her like a therapist and a makeover queen – the perfect glamorous smart woman. People would walk in, talk to her and tell her their issues and they’d walk out feeling and looking like a new woman. She’d get us little jackets and we’d go to an art supply store and we’d get stones and glitter and we’d personalize a lot of our clothes. She taught me the importance of looking good and feeling good but also that beauty comes from within, because it fades.”
About new movie Cadillac Records with co-stars Adrien Brody and Jeffrey Wright:
It was the most challenging and rewarding film I’ve ever been a part of.
I was like, can I do this? Am I ready for this? People are already so critical of singers becoming actors.
You can read full interview of Queen B here >>
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