Hmm..with all aside, I think Grace is definitely a gorgeous woman. And I've heard her interviews upon interviews about how her new look &amp; style is a part of who she's "always been", an internal fashion diva waiting for the right moment to flaunt. However, being a super long time fan of the band, I just feel like since 2010's self-titled release, she's been shoved into a position (by the record company, whether we want to admit it or not), of selling sex (which, i know the argument can be made, that everything is somehow sex related)..I just am bummed because I love grace's music and her talent, and now I feel it's become more of the Rihanna/Gaga attraction to looks over talents. I'm not doubting that her talent doesn't surpass her beauty, but just because you've gained a newly found stardom, you've lost weight, you've developed a new wardrobe, doesn't mean that you have to now become known on mainstream for your killer body and looks. Call me old fashion, but I've always believed that a woman can stay iconic without the sex factor (Janis Joplin, Patti Smith, Aretha Franklin, Bonnie Raitt)...I just think at some point you have to decide which line you want to walk. I know Esquire is for men's enjoyment, but I just hope that she stays true to talking about what matters most; the music. At least that's what I'd want my daughters to aspire to.