Go behind the scenes on our cover shoot with Lana Del Rey with an exclusive picture gallery now.
You have just a week to still grab your copy of Q307 which features a cover story interview with the Video Games singer, before our new issue hits the shelves. Get yours now
In the meantime, go behind the scenes on the Lana Del Rey cover shoot - partially styled by the singer herself - with a reportage picture gallery from our Picture Director Russ O'Connell.
Lana Del Rey cover shoot picture gallery
9:57 AM | 25/01/2012
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