Beyoncé Knowles-Carter will grace the cover of British Vogue next month, with photos from the July issue of the magazine having been released ahead of it launching.
It comes following the recent announcement that the singer, 40, will release her next album on July 29, with it's title having been unveiled this week as Renaissance.
Ahead of its release, the Grammy Award winner will front the next issue of British Vogue, with her having posed for a photoshoot with photographer Rafael Pavarotti for it.
She was interviewed by editor-in-chief Edward Enninful, who has teased that "new music is coming," with her further commenting that there's a "thrilling abundance of it."
The photoshoot for the issue has been described as "fashion fantasia" by Edward, who suggested inspiration came from "club life" towards the end of the 20th century.
He recalled that there was a "magical mood" on the set, add that Beyoncé was "feeling easy and free to be herself" - with her family said to have surprised her during the photoshoot.
And the collaboration saw Edward invited to have dinner with the the singer and her family, with him saying about the experience: "I'm a little stunned at how relaxed it all is."
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He said that he enjoyed a "scrumptious dinner" - including ribs, creamed corn, peas and mashed potatoes - and further wrote: "I'm not sure the mood could be any cosier."
Edward said that although she's devoted to "professionalism and privacy," she had her "hair loose, not a stitch of make-up on, [was] wearing a hoodie, just being herself."
And further providing an insight over the singer-songwriter, he said: "This is a precious time in her life. Now 40, she's feeling so good as a mother, an artist and a woman."
Photos from the issue come following news of her seventh studio album, Renaissance, which is set to be released on July 29 - with fans eagerly awaiting the new music.
The reveal of the album's title and release date prompted much excitement among her fans on social media, who have waiting for a solo studio album since Lemonade in 2016.
See the full feature in the July issue of British Vogue available via digital download and on newsstands from Tuesday 21st June.
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