QueensOfVintage meets Paloma Faith

QoV: If you could record a track with any artist, living or dead who would it be?

Paloma Faith: Kaleb from Kings of Leon because I think our voices suit each other and I love his lyrics.

QoV:  Do you have any vintage fashion tips?

Paloma Faith: Looks to go for: Forties glamour; circus freaks; David Lynch; Pierro; drag queens; pin ups; burleen cabaret; victorian whores; and vampires. Shops to try: Beyond Retro; Blackout; The Girl Can’t Help It; Radio Days; and Oxfam.

QoV: Who is your ultimate vintage male pin-up? Do you have a female style icon?

Paloma Faith: Andre 3000, Grace Jones.

QoV: What is your favourite song of all time?

Paloma Faith: Non Je Regrette Rien – Edith Piaf

QoV: What’s the most exciting thing you’ve done so far with your singing career?

Paloma Faith: Getting told that I have to get a helicopter from T4 to Latitude.

QoV: Where do you see yourself in 20 years?

Paloma Faith: I hope do have put out five albums, have three kids and a man who’s still with me and takes me out at least once a month.

Find out more about Paloma and listen to some of her songs by visiting her myspace page myspace.com/palomafaith

Paloma’s Album ‘Do You Want The Truth Or Something BeaViutiful?’ is out now

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Tags: Agent Provocateur, Billie Holiday, burlesque, caberet, Edith Piaf, Grace Jones, judy garland, Kings of Leon, Paloma Faith

Category: Culture, Queens meets