Pop star Rita Ora has undergone a stunning transformation for the September issue of Tatler magazine, swapping her usual stage outfits for vintage-style attire as she posed as a lady of the manor.
The 32-year-old singer was photographed at a large manor house, donning tweed blazers, floral skirts, and elegant gowns. In one shot, she fed chickens while holding a bucket, embodying the stately home aesthetic.
For the cover, Ora wore a silk red gown paired with a sparkling silver necklace and rings, holding a large bouquet of flowers. The interior images feature her in a lace green gown with a matching jacket, lounging on a blue sofa, evoking the style of Downton Abbey.
In the accompanying interview, Ora discussed media scrutiny and the pressures of fame. She reflected on her early career, saying, 'I was on a rollercoaster, living my dream but then when I would wake up it'd be like silent and it wouldn't feel nice.' She also admitted to making mistakes and experiencing fear of losing everything.
The full feature is available in Tatler's September issue, on newsstands from Thursday 3rd August.
