Beyonce Loves Kate Moss Style

Beyonce loves Kate Moss style, Adele’s music, Oreo cookies and so much more as she revealed her favorite things to Marie Claire magazine. Some things appeared more like a self-promotion of Beyonce and her family and others were surprising – like Bey watching and enjoying   Jersey Shore!!

Check out the list below:

The fragrance: Beyonce Pulse
‘The name reminds me of my stage persona when I’m dancing.’

The book: Jay- Z’s Decoded
‘Obvious I know, but this book is great at breaking down rap songs.’

The TV show: Jersey Shore
‘I thought, “I’m not going to watch this!” because it was so hyped, but it’s hilarious.’

The food: Oreo cookies
‘I haven’t had one for a while because once I start eating them, I can’t stop. I can finish a whole packet.’

The hero: Solange Knowles
‘My younger sister is my hero. She balances her career with being a wonderful mother to my nephew (Julez, six).’

The music: Adele’s 21
‘I love Someone Like You’. Adele is such a nice woman, and she has one of the best voices of our time.’

The movie: A Star Is Born
‘My mother would put it on for me when I was young, so it’s an honour to be in the remake with Clint Eastwood.’

(Kate Moss over the years – she also designs for Bey’s favorite retail spot – Topshop)

The fashion: Topshop
‘My favourite London shop. There’s one in New York but I was mad at first because I didn’t want anyone else to go there!’

The style: Kate Moss
‘She’s always been a trendsetter and so edgy. You never look back at her, even ten or 15 years ago, and think, “what was that?”‘

The city: New York
‘I never thought I would live there because I found it so overwhelming, but now it’s home.’

Did anything surprise you from Beyonce’s list?

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