Jade Thirlwall put on a risqué display as she donned a naked-look bejewelled gown as Wonderland magazine’s Spring cover star.
The former Little Mix star, 32, launched her highly successful solo career last summer and is set to perform at the BRIT Awards at The O2 Arena in London on Saturday.
The singer, whose stage name is JADE, has been nominated for two gongs at the ceremony, British Pop Act and Song of the Year.
Jade spoke to Wonderland magazine earlier this month as she teased fans about her ‘ambitious’ performance and discussed her catapulting fame.
She looked sensational as she graced the front cover in a daring blue and silver sequined gown featuring the pattern of a naked body and a tasseled skirt.
Meanwhile in another snap, Jade sported another sequined number – a black and white face outline midi dress with striking bright red lips.
Jade Thirlwall put on a risqué display as she donned a naked-look bejewelled gown as Wonderland magazine’s Spring cover star
Jade spoke to Wonderland magazine earlier this month as she teased fans about her ‘ambitious’ performance and discussed her catapulting fame
Her third look was a skimpy chainmail mini dress complete with lace bra cups and a graphic t-shirt design.
Jade’s cover look was completed with a striking make-up look consisting of a cobalt blue eye shadow look and bright red lipstick.
The star revealed that she is excited for fans to see her vision on Saturday, with her mantra being ‘more is more’.
‘We want wigs, we want [costume] changes, we want story, we want dancers, we want lifts, we want tricks, she told the publication.
‘[The Brits] is my first opportunity to have all the bells and whistles, do a big show and show people that I am a big Pop girlie,’ Jade explains. ‘Maybe I’ve been too ambitious.’
Jade was among the stars to grace Spotify’s Artists To Watch 2025 list, of which she says: ‘It’s great to be reintroduced.
‘I respect the idea that just because I was in Little Mix, that doesn’t mean I’ll have guaranteed success.
‘And I really did see it as a strength that the general public maybe didn’t know me the most, because there was just more scope to bring people in and for them to think, “Oh this is new, who is she?” I love my job, I love being a Pop girlie. I love what I do.’
Meanwhile in another snap, Jade sported another sequined number – a black and white face outline midi dress with striking bright red lips
She looked sensational as she graced the front cover in a daring blue and silver sequined gown featuring the pattern of a naked body and a tasseled skirt
The star revealed that she is excited for fans to see her vision on Saturday, with her mantra being ‘more is more’
It comes just two days after it was announced that JADE has been nominated for the Celebrity Ally Award at the British LGBT Awards 2025.
She shot to fame alongside Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jesy Nelson in chart-topping girl group Little Mix, who formed on The X Factor in 2011.
Jade recently revealed she used to feel ‘blackmailed’ and ‘bribed’ by male music industry professionals during her rise to fame.
She declared she is taking back control and setting new boundaries to ‘protect’ herself after feeling ‘backed into a corner’.
In an interview with Stylist Magazine, Jade shared that one of the decisions she’s made to ‘take back control’ is refusing to work with men she has never met before after enduring some ‘bad experiences.’
She said: ‘In terms of the music industry, I don’t want to feel backed into a corner any more, or blackmailed or bribed: ”If you don’t choose this as a single, you can’t have this.”
She shot to fame alongside Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jesy Nelson in chart-topping girl group Little Mix, who formed on The X Factor in 2011 (Seen in 2019)
‘I don’t want older men’s opinions forced upon me. I’ve grown a lot as a woman in the industry and it’s hard to navigate at times.
‘I’ve refused to do sessions on my own with a man I’ve not met before now because of experiences I’ve had. It’s sad I have to make that decision, but it’s what I have to do to protect myself.’
The pop star went onto recall being told ‘how to act and dress’ by men and explained that it was a hard balancing act of not wanting to be ‘overly sexualised’ and ‘feel empow
ered’.
The Angel of My Dreams singer also admitted she could easily get cancelled speaking out on various issues, but she is ‘happy to pay the consequences’.
