This sophisticated 1977 studio album marks a fascinating chapter in the musical evolution of the world first supermodel as she transitioned into a more mature and soulful pop sound. Released on the Mercury label the record features a soft focus close up cover portrait that captures the natural beauty and iconic features of the sixties fashion legend during her late seventies resurgence.

Produced by Tony Eyers the tracks demonstrate an impressive vocal range that moves beyond her earlier novelty success embracing a blend of light rock and melodic ballads that reflect the polished production standards of the era. The selection includes standout interpretations of Rings and the folk tinged My Town which resonate with the singer personal transition from the runway to the recording booth. For collectors of pop history and fashion ephemera this release serves as a bridge between the swinging London scene and the refined singer songwriter movement providing a deep dive into the artistry of an era defining personality. It remains a essential piece for those who appreciate the intersection of high fashion and classic pop music during a period of significant cultural shift.