We haven’t heard much from Gwen Stefani lately, but she recently gave an interview for the Spring Fashion issue of V magazine (on sale March 9). Here’s a preview, plus a few fierce photos of the “Hollaback Girl”.
On having her second child:
“I definitely want to have more… and it’s fun trying to get pregnant. As for me and Gavin [Rossdale]… you know, we fell in love twelve years ago and we have had the rockiest, craziest, most amazing relationship. It’s sort of a miracle, actually. We work very hard at it. Plus, you know, having a baby is just about the most romantic thing in the world you can do with somebody.”
On giving up her “night” life:
“I’ll put Kingston to bed and then enjoy my quiet time when I can do stuff like go online, check my e-mail, hang out with Gavin. But I find myself thinking that I can’t wait for him to wake up again so we can go play. I am a sleepaholic. If you had told me that I’d be waking up at six in the morning and enjoying it — for any reason — I would have never believed you.”
On not being a neat-freak mom:
“You realize that they are going to grow up and make messes. You can’t be psycho about it. Still I understand the whole crazy mom thing because after you have kids you want them to have the best things — even if it’s the perfect 
organic carrot —because you love them so much. Everyone should become a little bit crazy over their kid because kids deserve it.”
On her oft-copied style:
“For the longest time I didn’t even let anyone else do my makeup or hair. To be honesty, my sense of style isn’t insanely premeditated. I don’t really worry about it or think that hard about it… usually it just happens. I’ll accidentally curl my hair a certain way. I was always the little girl locked in the bathroom putting on makeup, singing, and getting a million burns from the curling iron. I’m still that girl.”
On her Harajuku-line of Gwen dolls:
“It was a long, difficult creative process creating those dolls. The outfits are exact replicas of what I wore onstage for the tour… the s*** is crazy. Plus, they’d bring all these doll head mock-ups of my face over to my house and I’d be talking about how the eyebrows needed to be thinner…”
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