Nobody Is Listening is the third studio album by English singer-songwriter Zayn. It was released on 15 January 2021 through RCA Records. It is Malik's third solo album, following the masterpiece Icarus Falls, released in 2018. Nobody Is Listening was preceded by the singles "Better" and "Vibez".
Zayn is a part of new sunglasses collection for “Arnette”. The description of the colletion says:
Deep diving into his creative world, Zayn Malik’s collection with Arnette includes five new bio-acetate frames which profile the international artist’s expressive style with bold, statement shapes and exclusive new tie-dye color combo.
Zayn is the face of the latest campaign for Martyre, a unisex jewelry label founded by musician Yoni Laham and model Anwar Hadid — brother to Bella and Gigi Hadid, who’s been dating Malik on and off since 2015.
Alana O’Herlihy photographed Malik for the campaign, in which he models the brand’s delicate sterling silver and 14-karat gold pieces, including the Sinner bracelet and necklace (which reads “every sinner dies a saint”), the Martyre split ring and a few pendant necklaces. Martyre’s pieces range in price from $90 to $3,000 and are available on the brand’s web site.
This is the brand’s first time working with Malik for a campaign. Previous brand campaigns have featured Anwar Hadid himself and model Georgia Fowler. The brand has already gained a following among celebrities, including Kaia Gerber, Hailey Bieber, his girlfriend Dua Lipa, and Hadid’s sisters.
Malik has appeared in high-profile fashion campaigns in the past. The former One Direction band member teamed with Versus Versace on a capsule collection in 2017 and was named The Kooples’ first men’s wear muse in 2018. He also appeared on the cover of Vogue Magazine with Gigi Hadid for the August 2017 issue.
In the December issue of British Vogue, Zayn discusses breaking away from the boyband mould, not making a single friend during his five years in One Direction and what life is like now with model girlfriend Gigi Hadid.
Zayn. The reputation of the Muslim-raised British-Pakistani working-class boy from West Yorkshire precedes him. He shot to fame as a member of X Factor success story One Direction, fled the band in March 2015 – at the peak of their tween-fuelled fame – and forged his own path as a solo artist. He moved to the US, scored a campaign deal for Versace’s diffusion line Versus and fell in love with Gigi Hadid. Billions of streams and millions of social followers racked up.
How did he cope with such a stratospheric career trajectory? “We went from theatres, to arenas, to stadiums – there was never any sort of bridge between. Just boom, boom, boom,” the now 25-year-old tells Vogue features director Giles Hattersley of One Direction’s demanding schedule. “I guess that kind of progression to any mind – but especially when you’re 17, 18 – it kind of affects you a little bit. People take it different ways – especially when there are five different personalities. The relationships had broken apart.”
Indeed, Zayn says he came away from his five years in One Direction without having made a single friend. “Yeah,” he says. “I have always been a bit like that, though – always a bit of an island. I don’t like to confer with too many people.” Does he see any of the band still? “Nah. I ain’t spoke to any of them for a long time, to be honest with you. That’s just the way it is. There’s things that happen and things that were said after I left… Snide things. Small things that I would never have expected.”
The love lost between his fellow bandmates – Zayn and Harry Styles had as little to do with one another as possible during their time in the band – might be minimal, but he’s content living in semi-isolation in SoHo with Hadid. “Everything is great,” he says of their relationship, which weathered a brief, but very public, split and reconciliation earlier this year. “She’s super-organised and I’m really not. It helps that she can get things together for me a little bit. I lean on her a lot.”
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Zayn is the latest A-lister to join Converse’s all-star family.
Zayn appeared in a campaign launched by the sneaker brand, which he teased yesterday through an Instagram photo appropriately captioned with the star symbol.
Confirming the news, the brand shared an image of Malik along with the caption, “Give them something they don’t know how to rate,” as well as the hashtag #RatedOneStar. The global social launch begins today with an out-of-home rollout starting next month.
A product of the ’90s skate culture, Converse’s One Star sneaker features a suede upper and bold color palette. Rap star Tyler the Creator and cool-girl brand MadeMe have also released their own spins on the original shoe’s iconic style.
How Do You Explain Zayn? The 25-year-old British singer is deeply, maddeningly, almost trolling-ly enigmatic. And that cultivated mystery—along with his disdain for the standard rules of superstardom—is probably what puts him on the short list for COOLEST HUMAN ALIVE. On a recent Friday night, though, he dropped his guard and spilled his guts.
There are exactly two places in New York on a Friday night where Zayn Malik can smoke Marlboro Lights as liberally and openly as he pleases, unencumbered by gawkers or the city’s increasingly draconian anti-smoking laws. The first is Zayn Malik’s SoHo apartment, where he spends the majority of his time, zoning out, reading books, listening to music, and “partaking in the herb,” as he says. The second is the Mary A. Whalen, a 172-foot-long restored-tanker-ship-turned-nonprofit-hangout-spot that is docked off the shore of Red Hook, Brooklyn. The ship is closed for business after 6 P.M., but tonight its leader, a hardy blonde ship preservationist named Carolina, has agreed to keep it open late to accommodate us. No crowds, a few plastic chairs, and a gently lilting surface that is basically a giant ashtray.
There is just one problem: The temperature on deck is decreasing rapidly with the setting sun, and Zayn—the 25-year-old former British-boy-band member, current solo pop-ish star, and all-around inscrutable avatar of contemporary celebrity—has arrived with nothing on his person but a lighter, a backpack, and an iPhone. No jacket on his rail-thin five-ten frame—just a pair of charcoal skinny jeans, a distressed Pink Floyd T-shirt, a bright pink beanie that obscures his new flower skull tattoo (or “tah-oo,” as Zayn pronounces it). He looks so modernly cool, blending a hip-hop swagger with a punk-rock edge, that he should receive a cut from Urban Outfitters every time someone makes a purchase. He is the only man whose Disney-princess-long eyelashes seem to bolster his machismo rather than diminish it. Nobody this dreamy has ever bothered to check the weather to see if he should grab a jacket before leaving the house. Through chattering teeth, he rejects multiple offers of blankets. “It’s all good,” he insists, burping faintly after taking a swig of his Peroni. “I’m cool.”
Still, Carolina avails us of the ship’s warmer galley. “I might have a cigarette first?” Zayn asks, as though he needs permission, gesturing toward the other side of the ship. Over there is his assistant Taryn, a young woman with French-braided pigtails that make her look more like a high school soccer player than someone designated to manage the everyday logistics of a notoriously slippery superstar’s life. She is the custodian of his pack, doling out individual cigarettes to Zayn periodically.
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The world-class musician and GQ’s Most Stylish Man fronts Penshoppe’s Spring Summer 2018 collection. Zayn’s campaign looks are perf for the heat wave currently ongoing, so flock to a nearby Penshoppe store to cop them ASAP!