Ciara is giving us an overdose of her body party in this new GQ Magazine spread. I must say her body is one of the hotest in the industry cant say that for the albums but still one sexy B***h.
Check out the interview and more pics
GQ: This year's been great for you. Your new album, Ciara,
was a hit and "Body Party" went Gold—it's one of my favorite tracks
this year.
Ciara: It's
one of those songs that happened fast, because it has such a sweet vibe. I
can't even lie, when we were mixing it, I was listening to it over and over
like a fan. I don't like using obvious samples, but it felt right—I couldn't
ignore the track the way [producer] Mike Will flipped the sample of "My
boo." It's one of those songs a girl can sing to her man and where guys
don't have to feel too cool to slow dance with your girl.
GQ: And you've just released your new single,
"Overdose."
Ciara: The
song's got a throwback '80s vibe with a modern twist; I think that's
unexpected. It's more a product of my experimentation—it has a vintage-y feel,
but I feel like everyone can love it. And what's better than to dance to the
feeling of love? The song's about embodying that energy.
GQ: Speaking of dancing, you're one of the best. How would
you advise the GQ guy?
Ciara: Go
with the flow; don't overthink it. If you're a head-nod kind of guy, nod your
head. If you're a guy who likes to coast out and rock or sway, just do that.
Whatever you do, don't get out there and try do something you haven't
practiced. Do what shows your style and vibe—let me catch that without you
trying to show me anything. I'm kind of okay to just chill. Keep it simple and
let the girl guide you a little bit. If you can do that, I think you'll be all
right.
GQ: One more GQ-centric question: What are your style dos
and don'ts for guys?
Ciara: I
love when people have their own creative vision, when a person stands out and
tries different things. I also think less is more. A T-shirt and some Balmain
jeans or even just simple jeans can still look nice—it can be powerful, too.
There's nothing better than when a man is in tune with who he is. I believe a
person's style is an expression of who you are—way more than dancing. And
confidence is everything. Confidence is what makes that simple white tee and
jeans look good.
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