Taylor Swift goes nude for her first ever cover for GQ Magazine

Taylor Swift has landed her first cover of GQ Magazine and the 1989 hit-maker is looking smoking hot on it.
Revealing the November cover on Instagram, the 25-year-old posted the steamy snap in which she poses on a balcony in a nude tank-top over a black bikini. The top barely covers her torso and shows off Swift's very famous legs.
The star is wearing minimal make-up for the beach shoot, with shoulder-length tousled locks falling sexily around her face.

 

After ruling the world with her last record-breaking album, Swift has quite a bit to say to GQ according to write Chuck Klosterman, who sat down with the global icon.
Teasing the interview he said of Swift: “If you don’t take Swift seriously, you don’t take contemporary music seriously...There’s simply no antecedent for this kind of career: a cross-genre, youth-oriented, critically acclaimed colossus based entirely on the intuitive songwriting merits of a single female artist.
"It’s as if mid-period Garth Brooks was also early Liz Phair, minus the hat and the swearing. As a phenomenon, it’s absolutely new.”
Swift fans are going to have to enjoy this latest interview as it might be the last for a while.
Speaking recently to NME Magazine, she hinted that after her 1989 tour comes to an end in December that she's going to take some time away from the spotlight.
"I think I should take some time off. People might need a break from me. I'm going to hang out with friends. Write new music. Maybe not write new music. I don't know," she said.