Solange Knowles rocks some Norma Kamali coats on the cover of Elle magazine’s March 2017 issue!
Here’s an excerpt from the Interview:
On growing up in a house with two of the three Destiny’s Child members
My
sister and Kelly Rowland were the same age, which is like a built-in
best friend in the house; they were extremely close. Writing felt like
this insular thing that I could go back in my room and express all that I
would observe, all the emotions that would arise. It felt like mine, my
little thing.
On raising her son in Moscow, Idaho, while still in her teens
It
was one of the most bittersweet moments of my life because I was so in
love with Julez, and having spent a lot of time on the road, I yearned
to be in one place, to have the opportunity to really ground myself with
him. But it was isolating and lonely, and so cold and dark. And it was
just Julez and me most of the time. It was hard to imagine being able to
progress in my career in any way.
On her album, Seat at the Table
I
did want to create this juxtaposition, politically, of having these
very hard, messy conversations but having them stylistically in a way
that you can really hear me, and not the yelling, the rage, I wanted to
project in my delivery what I was not achieving at all: peace and having
a certain lightness and airiness that could maybe help me get closer to
having more light and airiness in my life.
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