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Which is exactly what has made her one of the biggest — and most relatable — musicians of her generation.

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Highsnobiety Magazine returns for a September issue all about the process. On the cover is beabadoobee, a pop star whose work charts her evolution as both an artist and a human. Also in this issue is a factory visit to Stone Island, musical maven Kelela, vintage boutique Nhỏgirl, skater Antwuan Dixon, a survey of reigning Japanese designers and more.

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