Eve Revisits Roberto Cavalli, “Who’s That Girl?” and 25 Years of Scorpion
Eve is taking a proper look back — at fashion, music, motherhood and the records that turned her into one of the defining voices of early-2000s hip-hop.
In a new conversation with Marie Claire UK, the rapper and actress gets into everything from her Roberto Cavalli era to “Who’s That Girl?”, becoming a mother and the fact that her second album, Scorpion, is now celebrating its 25th anniversary.
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Fashion memories, motherhood and 25 years of Scorpion — Eve looks back on the eras that helped define her.
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Scorpion arrived on March 6, 2001 through Ruff Ryders/Interscope, and its run included “Who’s That Girl?” — a single that became one of Eve’s most instantly recognizable records and reached the UK Top 10. Twenty-five years later, the album still lands as one of those records where the attitude, hooks and fashion all feel inseparable from the era that made them.
Gallery images: Marie Claire UK / YouTube video.
The fashion memories are just as much a part of the story. Eve’s connection to the glamour-heavy Roberto Cavalli years sits right alongside the music here, while the motherhood conversation brings the interview into the present instead of leaving it as a pure nostalgia exercise.
It’s a neat little cross-section of Eve then and now: the hit records, the clothes, the image and the life that happened after all of it.
Eve Talks Roberto Cavalli, “Who’s That Girl?”, Motherhood and Scorpion With Marie Claire UK
Watch Eve revisit her fashion and music eras, motherhood and the 25-year legacy of Scorpion in the full Marie Claire UK interview.
Sources: Marie Claire UK / YouTube; Apple Music; Official Charts.
