I&rsquo;m not sure&nbsp;what to expect when I&rsquo;m ushered into a hotel bedroom to&nbsp;meet one of the most notoriously rock and roll fashion&nbsp;muses of the moment. Some discarded mini-bar bottles,&nbsp;perhaps. Or at the very least some room service detritus&nbsp;from the night before, and a smeary kohl-eyed figure&nbsp;emerging from rumpled bedding. Sky Ferreira is, after&nbsp;all, the Courtney Love of the Instagram generation. Her&nbsp;peroxide blonde, hipster It-girl credentials and grittily&nbsp;cool music videos have led to her becoming not only Hedi&nbsp;Slimane&rsquo;s chosen face to launch the revamped house of&nbsp;Saint Laurent, but also a poster girl for wild living. So I&rsquo;m&nbsp;startled by the tiny, immaculately groomed figure sitting&nbsp;on a pristine sofa, who&rsquo;s here as the face of a new Jimmy&nbsp;Choo fragrance (the appropriately named, Illicit). She&rsquo;s&nbsp;all caramel legs, silk peacock-print Saint Laurent cocktail&nbsp;dress and salon blow-dry, surrounded by an entourage of&nbsp;women who eye me warily. Sky makes polite small talk&nbsp;about her jet lag: &lsquo;I just can&rsquo;t get past it for some reason,&nbsp;London, like, ALWAYS does this to me,&rsquo; and thanks me&nbsp;when I compliment her on her navy suede stilettoes, &lsquo;Oh,&nbsp;thank yew &ndash; they&rsquo;re Jimmy Choo, the socks are like, I&nbsp;dunno, ran-dom.&rsquo; But within five minutes, she&rsquo;s got her&nbsp;limbs all up on the sofa, and is peppering everything with&nbsp;the F-word, telling me, &lsquo;Everyone in LA is like, &ldquo;so, I&rsquo;m so&nbsp;happy and I love working out&rdquo; &ndash; sorry man, that is NOT&nbsp;f***ing real-life.&rsquo; She&rsquo;s also absent-mindedly rubbing at&nbsp;an eye socket that someone has, no doubt, just spent at&nbsp;least an hour forensically applying make-up to. I realize,with a slight relief, that she&rsquo;s still very much Grease&rsquo;s Bad&nbsp;Sandy &ndash; she&rsquo;s just having to don Good Sandy&rsquo;s clothes for the day.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5137/114992/55d22aa3bef4e/1439835940130.jpg" owidth=1764 oheight=1195" style="width:300px" />It&rsquo;s no wonder Jimmy Choo wants to bottle Sky Ferreira, and that the&nbsp;fashion contracts &ndash; from Calvin Klein to Adidas &ndash; just keep rolling in.&nbsp;Ever since she burst onto the scene aged 15 as one of MySpace&rsquo;s&nbsp;precocious self-promoters, Sky&rsquo;s been intriguing people. And it&rsquo;s led to&nbsp;her becoming a very modern kind of new-gen star &ndash; the ultimate pin-up&nbsp;girl for the unapologetic model/actress/pop star/whatever &ndash; a path no&nbsp;longer seen as an insult aimed at dilettantes, but instead an incredibly&nbsp;smart career move. She&rsquo;s moved seamlessly between the roles of&nbsp;rebellious music prodigy to muse for Hedi Slimane and a Marc Jacobs&nbsp;runway model. She&rsquo;s even notched up some indie movies and become&nbsp;Instagram royalty with more than half a million followers. Hell, even&nbsp;Miley Cyrus rushed to befriend her on Twitter and subsequently posted&nbsp;a photo of them both topless. One thing&rsquo;s certain, Sky Ferreira is fast&nbsp;becoming very hard to ignore.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5137/114992/55d22aa3bef4e/1439835651744.jpg" owidth=1956 oheight=2613" style="width:300px" />And she&rsquo;s definitely got a compelling, raw beauty in the flesh. Maybe&nbsp;it&rsquo;s the insanely Slavic cheekbones, or the curiously amber-flecked eyes&nbsp;or because she looks like a sort of wayward teen who finds her beauty&nbsp;slightly burdensome. But she&rsquo;s hauntingly striking.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5137/114992/55d22aa3bef4e/1439835671759.jpg" owidth=1935 oheight=2613" style="width:300px" />Sitting here today, with her Jimmy Choo fragrance entourage, who at&nbsp;one point I jokingly refer to as &lsquo;the Flash dance judging panel&rsquo; (Sky&nbsp;fortunately giggles at this), it&rsquo;s hard to know how she manages the&nbsp;balancing act of multiple brand ambassador and inheritor of Courtney&nbsp;Love&rsquo;s mantle. Is it an odd ft at times? &lsquo;Well, I like people seeing&nbsp;a different side to me. People think I&rsquo;m like this one thing, and I&rsquo;m not.&rsquo;&nbsp;What do they think she is? &lsquo;Grungy, dark street urchin, I guess,&rsquo; she&nbsp;laughs huskily. &lsquo;They think I&rsquo;m this real party girl because I normally&nbsp;look really sloppy. Just because I don&rsquo;t always have someone doing my&nbsp;make-up and hair, and picking my outfit every time I leave the house.&nbsp;I guess I just don&rsquo;t care enough to do that.&rsquo;<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5137/114992/55d22aa3bef4e/1439836231120.jpg" owidth=1932 oheight=2613" style="width:300px" />It could, as she admits, have all been so different for Sky. And a whole&nbsp;lot more Britney. After an unconventional upbringing in Venice Beach&nbsp;with parents who were &lsquo;pretty non-traditional &ndash; they were always&nbsp;drifting and I was raised by a lot of people&rsquo;, she was taken&nbsp;under the wing of her grandmother who, rather surreally,was Michael Jackson&rsquo;s hairdresser. And Sky started&nbsp;spending a lot of time at&nbsp;Never land. What on earth was&nbsp;that like? &lsquo;It was magical for me. Michael was just a guy&nbsp;with a cool house. I was like, &ldquo;Oh yeah, he has the roller&nbsp;coaster!&rdquo; And I can sing for him because nobody else&nbsp;wants to listen to me! He was one of the only people that&nbsp;treated me like there wasn&rsquo;t something wrong with me. I&nbsp;was so shy and felt like an outsider, and he saw something&nbsp;in me that other people couldn&rsquo;t.&rsquo; So it was all down to&nbsp;Michael Jackson that she became a singer? &lsquo;He changed life, he had me do gospel music and trained me in&nbsp;opera. He was a very big&nbsp;influence&nbsp;on my music. Having&nbsp;his support so early on made me who I am. I was very&nbsp;upset when he died.&rsquo; She looks down and&nbsp;fiddles&nbsp;with the&nbsp;hem of her dress, and I get the feeling we&rsquo;re all done on&nbsp;the topic of Michael &ndash; suddenly she&rsquo;s aware that we&rsquo;re not&nbsp;shooting the breeze in a bar over tequilas.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5137/114992/55d22aa3bef4e/page1121439836278.jpg" owidth=424 oheight=340" style="margin:5px" />At 15, Sky was, as she puts it herself, &lsquo;like the last person&nbsp;ever to get signed on MySpace&rsquo;. It was the era when labels&nbsp;were falling over themselves to plunder it for precocious,&nbsp;bouncy, chart-friendly catnip like Justin Bieber (in his&nbsp;case via YouTube), and the super-cute Lily Allen. Except&nbsp;it didn&rsquo;t quite work out that way for Sky. She fell out with&nbsp;the label, which saw her being shelved for a while and&nbsp;taking a five-year hiatus before her first album was&nbsp;eventually released last year. What went wrong? &lsquo;They&nbsp;don&rsquo;t want to be told what to do by a 15-year-old. It was&nbsp;basically like, don&rsquo;t speak, don&rsquo;t think.&rsquo; She shuffles&nbsp;around on the sofa and rearranges her legs before&nbsp;bunching them up underneath her. &lsquo;I was like a burden&nbsp;and a pain because I didn&rsquo;t agree with them. The thing is,&nbsp;I just cannot fake it.&rsquo;<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5137/114992/55d22aa3bef4e/1439835915063.jpg" owidth=1938 oheight=2613" style="width:300px" />When it did get released, the album, Night Time, My&nbsp;Time was critically acclaimed for its dark, leftfield sound,&nbsp;and she&rsquo;d built up quite a following in the years between,&nbsp;with her breakthrough single Everything is Embarrassing.The Herb Ritts-style video featured a breathtakingly hot&nbsp;Sky pouting moodily in an American Apparel skater&nbsp;dress, running her hands through a shock of messy&nbsp;platinum hair, against an LA skyscape. It&rsquo;s pure early&nbsp;Madonna, who she&rsquo;s happy to be compared to. &lsquo;I love&nbsp;Madonna. I have nothing against pop music. I just don&rsquo;t like manufactured music. There&rsquo;s a difference.&rsquo;But oddly, it was these disputes with the label that&nbsp;ended up giving Sky the lucrative career she has now &ndash; as&nbsp;a fashion icon. And it all started with an extremely&nbsp;impressive contact: Saint Laurent creative director Hedi&nbsp;Slimane. &lsquo;I met him when I was 16, and was just hanging&nbsp;out on this shoot, wearing denim shorts and a T-shirt,&nbsp;sweating like a complete slob and wearing mascara from&nbsp;the night before. And Hedi was like, &ldquo;Can I take your&nbsp;picture?&rdquo; He&rsquo;d just left Dior and was doing a lot of&nbsp;photography, and it all started from there. I guess all the&nbsp;photos he took of me are like my own version of a&nbsp;yearbook, cos I dropped out of high school. I look at them&nbsp;and I&rsquo;m like, &ldquo;Oh, that&rsquo;s when I went through THAT&nbsp;phase. It&rsquo;s kinda nice.&rsquo; That&rsquo;s certainly some yearbook.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5137/114992/55d22aa3bef4e/page1081439835765.jpg" owidth=472 oheight=342" style="margin:5px" />You get the strong sense that Sky felt like she&rsquo;d come home when she&nbsp;was welcomed with open arms by the fashion industry. &lsquo;Well, they&nbsp;embraced me WAY more than the music world did.&rsquo; We get on to the&nbsp;subject of her runway modeling, notably for Marc Jacobs, and the&nbsp;endless print campaigns, from Forever 21 to Redken, who all want a bit&nbsp;of the Sky Ferreira magic. Does she like modelling? &lsquo;Well, I feel like a&nbsp;toad next to some of them. It gives you a complex after a while. And I also&nbsp;feel I&rsquo;m like the oldest person in the room. I think a lot of the models are&nbsp;like, &ldquo;F*** you! I have to go to 20 castings!&rdquo; and then I walk in like some&nbsp;normie and they&rsquo;re like, &ldquo;Why are you here?&rdquo;. On one shoot, a model&nbsp;handed me her shoes because she thought I was an intern or something.&rsquo;&nbsp;I look horrified. &lsquo;Oh god,&rsquo; she cackles, &lsquo;it was actually really funny&rsquo;.I want to ask her about Miley Cyrus. Sky supported her on her Bangerz&nbsp;tour last year and their unlikely friendship is intriguing. Is it true they&nbsp;met on Twitter? &lsquo;Yeah, she just started talking to me, and that&rsquo;s why I&nbsp;ended up doing the tour.&rsquo; Miley&rsquo;s Twitter and Instagram feed is scattered&nbsp;with shots of the two of them &ndash; the infamous topless pic, which got more&nbsp;than 350,000 likes, and lots of &lsquo;me and my girlz&rsquo; moments with them&nbsp;hanging out and cuddling dogs. What&rsquo;s she like? &lsquo;Miley? Exactly what&nbsp;you see. She&rsquo;s also very sensitive and nice. But she&rsquo;s bold.&rsquo;I&rsquo;m warned at that point by one of the Flash dance panel that we&rsquo;re&nbsp;getting a little off topic, and so we move swiftly on to the thing we&rsquo;re&nbsp;actually here to talk about &ndash; the fragrance. I&rsquo;ve been so gripped by Sky&rsquo;s&nbsp;extraordinary life and oddly paradoxical position &ndash; the girl being&nbsp;frantically courted by labels, who finds it hard to play the corporate&nbsp;game &ndash; and I&rsquo;m realizing it&rsquo;s her very refusal to toe the line that gives her&nbsp;that very marketable X factor, or as Jimmy Choo creative director Sandra&nbsp;Choi calls it, &lsquo;uninhibited and hypnotic&rsquo; quality. I pick up the scent and&nbsp;have a sniff. I like it, I tell her. &lsquo;Yeah,&rsquo; she nods, &ldquo;I like it because it&rsquo;s kind&nbsp;of day and night. Usually scents are one thing or another, but this is like&nbsp;a lady and a leather jacket all in one bottle. Nobody is one thing are they?&rsquo;We get on to the subject of her boyfriend, Zack &ndash; known as Zachary&nbsp;Cole Smith, the front&nbsp;man of insanely cool band DIIV. He&rsquo;s also walked&nbsp;for Saint Laurent and posed alongside Cara Delevingne in the fashion&nbsp;house&rsquo;s a/w 2013 campaign. He seems very much Sky&rsquo;s career twin, with&nbsp;sufficiently wild credentials, model looks and Seattle sensibility. It&rsquo;s like&nbsp;some hipster romcom where Courtney 2.0 managed to hook up with&nbsp;Kurt 2.0 (complete with drugs bust, which obviously doesn&rsquo;t get&nbsp;mentioned today). She smiles at the Love-Cobain comparison &ndash; &lsquo;They&nbsp;both resonate with me&rsquo; &ndash; and gets endearingly high-school when she&nbsp;talks about Zack, &lsquo;We&rsquo;ve dated a long time, we&rsquo;re very much a unit. I&nbsp;mean, we definitely, like, clash sometimes, but as soon as we met we were&nbsp;together pretty much instantly.&rsquo;You almost want to give Sky Ferreira a motherly hug, stick her in a&nbsp;onesie and make her a nice bowl of chicken soup. She&rsquo;s fragile beneath&nbsp;the veneer of pouting style-icon with semester self-assurance. And&nbsp;perhaps that&rsquo;s the key to her allure. She has the vulnerable air of someone&nbsp;not quite cut out for this fast decade of relentless exposure. &lsquo;Have you&nbsp;seen that movie Dazed and Confused?&rsquo; she asks me. &lsquo;There&rsquo;s a scene&nbsp;where the high-schoolers are saying, &ldquo;If only we&rsquo;d been around in the&nbsp;60s&rdquo;. Everyone wants to think they&rsquo;re from a different era. And I&nbsp;definitely have that about the 90s&rsquo;. She pauses before correcting herself&nbsp;and laughing, &lsquo;but definitely the cool part. Not the not so cool part.&rsquo;&nbsp;Styling by Arabella Greenhill

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