At 24, Ariana Grande is one of the biggest pop stars in the world at the moment. And for that, she earns a place as one of the three international cov
At 24, Ariana Grande is one of the biggest pop stars in the world at the moment. And for that, she earns a place as one of the three international covers showcasing the Next Generation Leaders. The petite singer opens up to the magazine about how resilient she has grown after a terrorist detonated a bomb outside her May 22, 2017, concert in Manchester, England, killing 22 people and leaving more than 500 injured. For this Ariana Grande made a song about resilience, ‘No Tears left to Cry’.
Ever since her November debut on the cover of British Vogue, the first issue under the publication’s first black editor, Edward Enninful, 25 year old Adwoa Aboah, has racked up a list of accomplishments that places her firmly as one the three international covers showcasing the Next Generation Leaders. Not only has the Ghanaian born Adwoah Aboah fronted campaigns for major brands, such as Chanel, Burberry and Revlon, she has won awards, including the British Fashion Council’s highly coveted Model of the Year, a designation previously given to Kate Moss, among others.
Born Abel Tesfaye but more popularly known by his stage name, The Weeknd, the 28 Canadian hit maker has earned his place on the New Generation Leaders’ with a number of hit singles, an album that many can’t stop talking about, more than 25 million streams on Spotify and Apple music, respectively, during its first 24 hours of release and among the best digital debuts of all time. #TheWeeknd is one of three International covers showcasing the Next Generation Leaders.
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