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Poppy doesn’t shy away from a bold beauty look. The singer, known for her alien-like persona and distinct metal-meets-pop sound, is just as experimental with her hair—which has been everything from bleached blonde to jet black—and makeup as she is with her music and stage presence. “With fashion and beauty, I always describe it as wearing my insides on the outside,” she tells Glamour. “Because I’m a musician, I’m able to play with hair and makeup at my shows. I really love to play with color; it’s just another form of expression for me.”
But for her upcoming wedding to fellow musician Ghostemane, Poppy is leaving the leather and bright colors at home and keeping things classic. “My wedding look is inspired by vintage glamour and also modern couture,” she says. “And working with Viktor and Rolf on the dress is just a dream come true. I couldn’t have imagined a better pairing.” As the face of the brand’s Flowerbomb fragrance, she’ll also be wearing the new Marriage Limited Edition perfume to tie the knot. “It makes me feel very feminine and glamorous. It’s a bold scent, but it’s not overpowering.”
You can only use three beauty products for the rest of your life. What are they and why?
Okay, so these are all mainly products for skin because I love skin care. So I use Youth to the People Superfood Antioxidant Cleanser. I love it because I feel like it takes out all the impurities. I usually use it twice in a row, initially to take off the makeup and then the second time to clean my skin. It takes away everything.
What music has been inspiring you lately?
I recently found this band called Buffalo Daughter that I’m really into. Also, this Japanese
composer named Shuta Hasunuma, it’s a bit more like soundscape-y and electronic. Also, I really like this band called Yellow Machinegun.
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What’s the last internet rabbit hole you’ve found yourself sucked into?
A lot of prints, like cartoons or anime illustrations on Instagram. Once I get clicking, I’m always led to another page and another page, and I started buying certain prints that I really like here and there to decorate my room.
You have $20 and free roam of the drugstore—what are you buying?
A Korean face mask, one or two of those. A mascara, a red lipstick—something that’s very matte—and baby powder.
Who are the women who are inspiring you the most right now?
Stylewise—and also just lifewise, always—Audrey Hepburn, Eddie Sedgwick, and Siouxsie Sioux.
Bella Cacciatore is the beauty associate at Glamour. Follow her on Instagram @bellacacciatore_.
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