Florence Covers Vogue UK

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Flo in Japanese Vogue

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Florence wears Ralph Lauren Fall RTW 2011 on the cover of Japanese Vogue.

Japanese Vogue

After more than five years of only models on the cover Japanese Vogue features Florence Welch from Florence and The Machine as their October 2011 covergirl photographed by Karl Lagerfeld.

Flo Fashion

Florence wears Chanel SS 2011 Dress.




Florence wears Fendi fur coat.


Florence wears the Chanel Spring 2011 RTW Feather Sleeve Dress.



Florence wears the Emilio Pucci Spring 2011 RTW Embroidered Long-Sleeve Gown with Christian Louboutin Balota Platform Sandals.

German Vogue

SIR ELTON JOHN TRAF POP-EXZENTRIKERIN FLORENCE WELCH IN LONDON UND SPRACH MIT IHR IM VOGUE-INTERVIEW ÜBER MODE, MUSIK UND FRAUEN MIT DEM GEWISSEN ETWAS
Florence Welch ist eine jener Frauen, denen Exzentrik wie auf den Leib geschnitten zu sein scheint: Rote Mähne, exzessive Bühnenshows, extravaganter Stil - immer wieder beeindruckt die Pop-Diva auf besondere, aber authentische und sympathische Art und Weise. Mit ihren Songs, in denen sie von ihrem Leben, ihren Freunden und Lieben erzählt, schreibt die 24-Jährige fleißig Popgeschichte - 2009 wurde ihr Debütalbum "Lungs" in Großbritannien mit Platin ausgezeichnet. Und sogar Sir Elton John findet, dass Florence Welch eine jener Frauen sei, die auf der Bühne "wirklich Ausstrahlung haben und mit ihrem Publikum kommunizieren" - eben eine Frau, die über "das gewisse Etwas" verfügt, so sein Urteil.

Für VOGUE trafen sich die beiden Musiker in den Londoner Abbey Road Studios, wo die 24-Jährige gerade das zweite Album von "Florence + the Machine" - wie sie ihre Bandkompositionen mit wechselnder Begleitung nennt - aufnimmt. Im Gespräch mit der Pop-Exzentrikerin verrät Elton John: "Du erinnerst mich ein bisschen an die Hippie-Ära und gleichzeitig an Aretha Franklin. Beim Singen scheinst du in eine andere Welt einzutauchen, du wirkst völlig selbstverloren, fast wie in Trance. Es gibt nur wenige, die dazu in der Lage sind: Nina Simone konnte es, Aretha kann es - und du. Du gehörst zu den Sängerinnen, die ganz in ihren Songs sind." Woraufhin Florence verrät: "Es klappt nicht immer, aber wenn es einen überkommt, dann denkt man sich: Ja das ist es! Das ist der Grund, warum ich es tue!"

Auf die Frage hin, was sie zu der Florence gemacht hat, die sie heute ist, antwortet die Londonerin: "Seltsamerweise vor allem Männer. Die Stones, The Clash … Die Bands der Südlondoner Punkszene, die vom Blues geprägt waren. Als ich mit 16 an die Kunsthochschule kam, sind wir auf Raves und Partys gegangen und haben Pirate Punk gehört, die Talking Heads, Joy Division."

Heute wolle sie vor allem ihre Lieder singen und Musik machen, wie Florence verrät. "Hauptsache ich kann singen", so ihr Resümee. Und dass ihr neues Album statt wie geplant im September, nun doch erst im Januar erscheinen wird? Es sei ihr verziehen. Das gewisse Etwas kann man schließlich nicht aus dem Ärmel schütteln.

SIR ELTON JOHN POP TRAF Exzentrikerin FLORENCE WELCH IN LONDON AND LANGUAGE IN VOGUE WITH YOUR INTERVIEW ABOUT FASHION, MUSIC AND WOMEN WITH SOMETHING TO SOME
Florence Welch is one of those women who seem to be as eccentric cut on the body: red mane, excessive stage shows, flamboyant style - always impressed with the pop diva on special, but authentic and sympathetic manner. With their songs, which they of their lives, their friends and loved ones, tells the 24-year-old writes hard rock history - 2009 her debut album 'Lungs' in Britain has been certified platinum. And even Sir Elton John thinks that Florence Welch is one of those women who have "charisma and really communicate with their audience" on stage - just a woman who has that certain "something" was his verdict.

VOGUE for the two musicians met at London's Abbey Road studios where the 24-year-old just the second album of "Florence + The Machine" - picks up - as she calls her band compositions with varying accompaniment. In an interview with the pop eccentric tells Elton John:.. "You remind me a bit of the hippie era, and simultaneously to Aretha Franklin In singing, you seem in a different world to dive, you cast yourself completely lost, almost in a trance, it is only a few who are capable of: Nina Simone could, Aretha can it - you and Beac're one of the singers who are all in their songs. " Whereupon Florence said: "It does not always work, but when it comes over, then you think: Yes it is This is the reason why I do it!"

When asked what she has done to Florence, it is today, answers the Londoner: "Oddly enough, especially men, the Stones, The Clash ... The bands in the south London punk scene, which were influenced by the blues when I with 16.. came to art school, we went to parties and raves and have heard Pirate Punk, Talking Heads, Joy Division. "

Today she wanted to sing in front of all her songs and make music, as Florence says. "The main thing I can sing," said her résumé. And that her new album instead of as planned in September, but now appear only in January is? It was forgiven her. That certain something you can not finally shake off the cuff.

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Gucci's New Muse

BY ELLA ALEXANDER 06 June 2011


FRIDA GIANNINI has described Florence Welch as her inspiration for Gucci's autumn/winter 2011 offering.
"As I was imagining this collection I was thinking of a strong and somewhat mysterious muse. Florence is that kind of woman," she explained. "I met her in Los Angeles at this year's Grammys and was captivated by her presence. She has a powerful personality and an entrancing quality to her performances. She also has that confident and self assured look that goes hand in hand with the Gucci woman."
Having picked Mark Ronson, Rihanna and James Franco to appear in previous Gucci campaigns, Giannini believes she has an eye for emerging talent.
"I chose to work with all three of them before they became as popular culturally as they are today," she told Dazed Digital. "I think Gucci has been successful in bridging past and present. We have a rich and storied past, but we always have an eye to the future, which these collaborations represent."

Flo in this month's Vogue + Fashion

There is a full page Florence photo in this month's Vouge, I haven't got a scan as of yet .

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Here is a picture of the gown Flo is wearing by Roksanda Ilincic

As Seen In Vogue

Florence Welch as seen in Vogue!
This is a fantastic photograph of songstress Florence Welch of Florence and The Machine in her bedroom published in July’s issue of Vogue. Florence wears a sequined, beaded blue dress from Beyond Retro! Dresses like this one are available at both our Cheshire street and Soho stores, prices range from just £16- £25!

Florence in Teen Vogue

Florence in Vogue