Chloe Bailey On The Lessons She’s Learned From Industry Vets In A Game Of ‘Questions With Chloe’

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Not all artists can successfully execute Chloe Bailey’s transition from a child star to an award-winning actress and musician. Her unwavering talent confirms that the mic is always on and the scripts are impeccably delivered. Beyond her aptitude is a passionate and sensitive Cancer sun with undeniable curves and locs that experience more protective styles than a group of Black women headed out for vacation.

As this month’s HelloBeautiful cover star, Bailey proves she’s no longer the little girl on your television screen. She’s stepping out with new music (she just announced her latest project, “Trouble in Paradise,” which drops on August 9) and acting roles that align more with who she’s becoming as an artist. Her very public evolution has garnered much criticism, but the starlet is determined to experience life on her own accord. We’ll witness the bold, bashful powerhouse get candid about defining moments in her journey that assisted her in becoming the artist she is today. And in a game of Questions with Chlöe, the 26-year-old dives into the Rich Auntie life, the folks responsible for her various hairstyles, and the lessons she’s learned from the industry giants she’s worked with.

Bailey also takes up space in the fashion and beauty industries. She’s one of the few people who has shown the world how to lean into versatility regarding her locs. From box braids to wigs, the “Praise This” actress takes her job as a hair chameleon seriously. Regarding fashion, Bailey leans into her inner vixen. There’s not a red carpet event or Instagram photo that Bailey hasn’t slayed.

If you want to learn more about Bailey, her favorite parts of the cover shoot, and her music and acting inspirations, check out Questions with Chloe Bailey.

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