As the fashion Florence Welch Transform

  Gucci announced recently that they have the costumes for Florence Welch in his downfall "Ceremonials" tour with Florence + The Machine, make sure the red-haired singer-songwriter will continue to run and jump on stage in luxury.

Welch, who has in the United States and Europe by December, is no stranger to fashion. She made waves in 2012 Met Gala in an embroidered dress by Alexander McQueen at several levels and in this edition of "Vogue", she sits astride a rearing horse wears Chanel and Dolce & Gabbana in a double page.

Speakeasy caught Welch recently.

Have you with Frida Giannini, creative director of Gucci, working your costumes?

It was a collection that had already done what I loved, I was a big fan, we modified the clothes that I can reach them. I made grotesquely large lungs, it is strange! [Laughs] My chest really huge, which means that most of the couture dresses fit me very well at the waist, then they are just a kind of stick to the ribs, then I have to have things changed for fit my chest! It's good for the song, but not so good for breathing in tight dresses.

The double-page spread in "Vogue" is spreading striking.

It looked amazing. This is one of my favorite photos that I, that I've ever done. It's like a fantasy. For me, it reminds me of the first song on the screen [""] Ceremonial record ", even if only for one night" and in my mind, this song was always assumed see a medieval battle, you know how storage and hooves the clang of swords and that kind of struggle and condemned blood strewn battlefields and lost love.

You used to purchase your costumes in the shops during the day of the performance. Is it different now wear Gucci, or is it the same game?

Yes, he has still not been amended, the idea of ​​getting dressed. You should not lose this childlike feeling lost in the character of the dress, and your imagination. You can be almost dictate different people, if you are in a different type of dress. Something about those clothes myself a bit of glamor and a kind of makes dark.

Is that good with the aesthetic of "Ceremonials"?

Yes, I think glamor and dark would be all right [laughs] be.