Harper's Bazaar Mexico June, 2011 - Stevie Nicks "La legendaria cantante presenta primer disco de estudio en una decada"

This article initially ran in the May, 2011 english edition of Harper's Bazaar which we posted about HERE This is the June, 2011 Mexican Harper's Bazaar version.  Little bit of a different layout with a couple of different photos used in this one over the english edition, but the same article.  You can read the article at the Harper's Bizaar site HERE

Stevie's 3 page spread in Harper's Bazaar May, 2011 issue

Lady GaGa on the cover 

Posted the interview earlier in the week back on the 19th HERE

STEVIE NICKS INTERVIEW: Opens up about her iconic fashion moments and rock-star life

As the legendary singer-songwriter releases her first studio album in a decade, she opens up about her iconic fashion moments and rock-star life.

By CHRISTINE LENNON

Stevie Nicks is Team Edward all the way. Honestly, is it any surprise that the now-62-year-old gypsy queen of '70s rock, singer for the epic band Fleetwood Mac, arbiter of romantic, Gothic style, and writer of magical songs about devastating heartbreak is a Twilight fan?

"I saw New Moon when I was on tour with Fleetwood Mac," Nicks says, curled up under a white fur throw on an armchair in the Santa Monica condo she shares with her 12-year-old Yorkie, Sulamith. Through the floor-to-ceiling windows, the sun is setting over the Pacific, and with the room's soft lighting — all chandeliers and crystals — and her elbow-length blonde hair cascading over her shoulders, it's as if she's been beamed down from classic-rock heaven. Nicks is an ageless creature, wearing a handful of gold chains with charms dangling over a navy silk dolman-sleeved top and black pants. Only when she puts on her glasses, an ombré-tinted pair of aviators, does she look her age. "When Bella just sat there in the window, crying for months because she thought she'd never see him again," Nicks trails off, looking wistful about their vampire love. She's had a Bella moment or two herself. "It's happened to me twice, when there was no explanation. It was just over."

Read the Full Interview at Harper's Bizaar