Selena Gomez’s American Vogue Cover Debut

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Is there anything Selena Gomez can’t pull off? To mark her American Vogue cover debut, Gomez tried on a coterie of Spring’s best offerings without so much as missing a beat. Much like her multifaceted approach to carving out a place within the entertainment industry, from music to film to modeling, Gomez is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to her strong sartorial range. The common thread between these looks is a bold approach to prints, from retro lime green Balenciaga blooms to trompe l’oeil Dolce & Gabbana florals. In other words, take your pick.
Photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, Vogue, April 2017
Photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, Vogue, April 2017

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    Getting Real “People so badly wanted me to be authentic, and when that happened, finally, it was a huge release,” Gomez says. Louis Vuitton bodysuit and dress. Jennifer Fisher earrings. Alexander McQueen cuffs. Fashion Editor: Camilla Nickerson

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    Red Hot Gomez has the world’s most popular account on Instagram—110 million followers and counting—but she’s trying to post less. “It had become so consuming.” Balenciaga top and pants.

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    Humble Beginnings The Texas native was raised by a single mother who was sixteen when Gomez was born. Landing a role on Barney & Friends launched her career as a child star. Dolce & Gabbana dress.

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    Turning Heads “I see her as a sort of third-generation feminist,” says film producer Donna Gigliotti, who worked with Gomez in the 2016 drama The Fundamentals of Caring. “She’s adorable and flirty and funny, but she’s also kind of kick-ass.” Hilfiger Collection bikini.

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    Me Time Gomez spent 90 days last summer in psychiatric treatment after dark feelings surfaced during her “Revival” tour. “It was one of the hardest things I’ve done, but it was the best thing I’ve done,” she says. Coach 1941 leather jacket and shorts. Set Design: Andrea Stanley for Streeters Produced by Across Media Production Local production: Gabriel Hill for GE Projects Custom low rider bicycle: Manny’s Bike Shop, Compton, Ca.

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    Strength of Character Gomez in Tory Burch

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    Gomez wears a Michael Kors Collection bralette and skirt and Jennifer Fisher earrings. To get this look, try: Studio Waterweight SPF 30 Foundation in NC35, Work It Out QuikTrik Stick in Soft Side/A Latte Sheen, Liptensity in Driftwood, Fluidline Pen in Retro Black, InstaCurl Lash, Brow Sculpt in Stud, and Brow Set in Clear. All by MAC Cosmetics. In this story: Hair: Shay Ashual; Makeup: Aaron de Mey Tailor: Susie Kourinian; Manicure: Tom Bachik

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