Tinashe Goes Topless & Bares Her Breasts In See-Through Dress For Photoshoot

Tinashe Goes Topless & Bares Her B**bs In See-Through Dress For Interview Magazine Photoshoot

Tinashe is well known for teasing fans with thirst traps and revealing outfits. The pop singer is now trending after showing her goods in a new photo spread for Interview magazine.

Although the photos were quite tasteful, and very artful, we have to say that we were a bit surprised by them.

In a few photos the singer looked a bit dirty and some fans are saying it seems she hadn’t bathed in some time. We can’t tell if that’s part of the intended aesthetic look for the photoshoot. Here are pics of Tinashe exposing her b**bs in a see-through dress and looking like she could use a bar of soap and some water:

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The interview was quite interesting. The ‘Faded Love’ crooner was asked if she thinks industry plants are real. “Sort of. I definitely think that most everyone who’s gotten to any level of success has put in a lot of work behind the scenes that people don’t know about,” she replied.

Tinashe continued, “So I think a pure plant is probably not likely, but I definitely think that major labels and the machine behind them are extremely powerful when they work in your favor and you have momentum.”

“They can really kick shit into gear, so do I think that some people are gassed the fuck up by the machine? Absolutely. But I wouldn’t say it’s a full plant narrative,” she added.

The 31-year-old was also asked what she thinks about pop-girl rivalries. “Absolutely. I don’t have any rivalries,” she said. “I love all the girls. But it’s classic. It’s an extremely competitive place to be in the music industry as a woman, because we’re taught that there aren’t enough seats at the table for everyone, so that creates a lot of competition.”

“There’s a lot of sneaky animosity, little things behind the scenes, people not supporting each other the same way that maybe male artists do. I’ve definitely felt that way over the years,” she added.