Setšoantšo: Taylor Swift se khabisa sekoaelo sa bazaar ea nomoro e ncha ea Harper

Motsamaisi oa litheolelo oa lumela hore linaleli tsa mehleng e fetileng li lumela - li-twiggy le bianc jagger le bianc jagger. Sebaka sa litšoantšo e ne e le Patty Bontša Patty Boyd, Mohlala oa Pele, hammoho le mosali oa George Harrison le Eric Clapton. E ne e le lebelo 'me ea buisana le bona. O ile a re Moshanyana e mong o suputsa haholo ka khutso, a bohlale le bohlale ba basali, boo ho 'na hantle ntle le pelaelo.

When I finished reading Pattie Boyd’s incredible memoir Wonderful Tonight, I felt inspired and intrigued. I wanted to ask her about her life, sit down and talk about all things 1960’s London, Beatlemania, and how it felt to be on the other side of songwriting: the side of the muse. So that’s what we did, and she is now my forever lady crush. Thank you @harpersbazaarus for this opportunity and @alexilubomirski for taking these photos!! And of course Pattie ?

Публикация от Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) 10 Июл 2018 в 5:07 PDT

“You have to remember that nothing remains the same.” -Pattie Boyd ? @alexilubomirski

Публикация от Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) 10 Июл 2018 в 9:05 PDT

TS: It sounds like you take ownership of the past, and not just the good parts. PB: I do. Absolutely. ? @alexilubomirski

Публикация от Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) 10 Июл 2018 в 12:34 PDT