Kesha Channels Rock Goddess Energy in Cosmopolitan Australia’s December Cover Shoot

Kesha stuns on Cosmopolitan Australia’s December cover in a black cutout dress that highlights her dragon tattoo and bold, mystical styling.

Kesha is ending the year on her own terms, appearing on the December 2025 and January 2026 cover of Cosmopolitan Australia in a look that blends rock mysticism with polished editorial styling. The cover captures the singer in a black cutout dress that instantly commands attention, not only for its sculpted shape but for the way it turns her dragon tattoo into a central styling moment.

The dress features a sweeping side cutout that acts almost like a spotlight. Rather than hiding her ink, the design frames it purposefully, treating the tattoo as part of the outfit’s visual architecture. The fabric itself is a deep matte black, creating a sharp contrast that makes the artwork on her side feel even more intentional. It’s fashion, but it’s also storytelling.

She pairs the dress with a bold green gemstone necklace that sits heavily at her collarbone. The stone brings a mystical accent to the look, adding a pop of color against the monochrome palette. Her long blonde hair, styled with soft bangs, breaks up the dramatic lines of the outfit with a gentler, bohemian touch. Behind her, a wood-paneled backdrop adds warmth and texture, grounding the entire image in earthy tones.

Inside the accompanying editorial, Kesha reflects on her 15-year journey through music, spirituality, and the public eye. She speaks openly about her evolution, the reclamation of her voice, and the freedom she has embraced through her latest album, Period. The project represents a turning point, arriving after her long legal battle and serving as an act of personal healing and autonomy.

Her tour, tellingly named The Tits Out Tour, embodies the same energy. She describes it as a “queer church,” a place where acceptance is built into the foundation and joy is treated as something sacred. Kesha’s signature mix of humor, defiance, and vulnerability runs through every part of the feature. As she puts it, “Society has put shame on me because I’m boy crazy? F*ck that. I’m gonna write a song about it.”

Bold, spiritual, irreverent, and fully her — the shoot sums up exactly where Kesha stands in 2025.