Sam Smith wows in a pink sheer shirt and fluffy coat as they talk about 'redefining the rules' in alternative 'Qweens' speech film
They came out as non-binary in September, revealing to fans that they do not define themselves exclusively as masculine or feminine.
And Sam Smith looked incredible as they led the star-studded alternative 'Qweens' speech film made by creative agency ACNE.
The LGBTQ+ video, inspired by Cecil Beaton’s portraits of Princess Margaret, sees the Money On My Mind hitmaker, 27, join model Munroe Bergdorf and fashion designer Gareth Pugh in flamboyant outfits to reflect on 2019.
Incredible: Sam Smith looked incredible as they led the star-studded alternative 'Qweens' speech film made by creative agency Acne
They also join Tom Rasmussen, Rina Sawayama, Kate Moross, Kai-Isaiah Jamal and Phyll Opoku-Gyimah in the film.
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In the film, Sam, who has asked to be referred to with they/them pronouns, talks about 'redefining the rules' as the video references them coming out as non-binary in September.
They say: 'Celebrating all queer bodies, whatever form they take. Redefining the rules so there is space for those whose identity cannot be defined by the confines of he or she.'
Work it: The Money On My Mind hitmaker, 27, wowed in a sheer pink lace Colter blouse with matching coloured trousers and a candly floss coloured fluffy Milo Maria coat
Stunning: The LGBTQ+ video, inspired by Cecil Beaton’s portraits of Princess Margaret, sees Sam join model Munroe Bergdorf (pictured) and fashion designer Gareth Pugh in flamboyant outfits to reflect on 2019
For the video, Sam looked incredible in a sheer pink lace Colter blouse with matching coloured trousers and a candly floss coloured fluffy Milo Maria coat.
They added a collection of gold jewellery, a sparkly crown and black winged eyeliner.
Talking about the powerful film, Adam Springfield, from ACNE said: 'This was such a fun film to make but it does have a serious message – that we should celebrate diversity in all its forms and include everyone regardless of their sexuality or beliefs.'
All together: They also join Tom Rasmussen, Rina Sawayama, Kate Moross, Kai-Isaiah Jamal and Phyll Opoku-Gyimah in the film (pictured together)
It comes after Sam shared a shirtless snap on Instagram on Tuesday as they revealed they 'struggle with their weight everyday.'
The 27-year-old singer said that over the festive period, they often find themselves gaining a little weight, which can 'trigger tricky body issues' when it comes to self-acceptance and body positivity.
Alongside the snap, they wrote: 'Christmas time is upon us. This time of the year always triggers tricky body issues with me.
'Christmas always triggers body issues with me': It comes after Sam shared a shirtless snap on Instagram on Tuesday as they revealed they 'struggle with their weight everyday'
Spot on: They shared a shirtless picture and wrote that people should 'love their fluctuating bodies'
'I love me some mince pies and all the trimmings, and I always find I gain a bit of weight during this time. I’m writing this out to you all, but also writing this for myself.
'Let’s make sure we remind our bodies during this time that no matter what weight we are, we are deserving of love and acceptance. Let’s love our fluctuating bodies.'
A message many can relate to, they wrote: 'Look in that mirror and shower that reflection with Christmas kindness. Be super soft. It’s an everyday struggle for me.You aren’t alone xx.'
Something to say: Sam shared this emotive post in the comments section
Earlier this year, they shared this picture and wrote: 'Feeling bloated and gross after my flight so thought I'd post a mirror selfie of my sexy bloated boobies coz we are friends. Finally (sic)'
Earlier this year, Sam - who identifies as non-binary and has asked to be referred to with they/them pronouns, said they were 'finally friends' with their body, after revealing they had undergone liposuction at the age of just 12.
Speaking to Jameela Jamil, 33, as part of her body positivity series, I Weigh Interviews, Sam admitted they’ve struggled with their weight since they were a child, and was even picked on at school for being 'chubby'.
They said: 'When I was a kid, I was chubby ... and then it would get worse and worse and worse and I was holding a lot of weight in my chest.
'When I hit 11 years old, I went to the doctor's. I was so self-conscious that it was affecting my mood every day. I had liposuction, I was 12 years old.
'At the time I think I was very happy about it. It didn't really change anything. I think I put the weight back on in two weeks because I hadn't figured out my relationship with food, so it didn't really change anything.
'But being 12 years old and having liposuction on your chest is quite a big deal.'
But in an Instagram post the following month, they revealed they’ve begun to come to terms with their body.
They wrote: 'Feeling bloated and gross after my flight so thought I'd post a mirror selfie of my sexy bloated boobies coz we are friends. Finally (sic).'
Working it: Sam was the picture of confidence as they performed at Capital's Jingle Bell Ball at London's 02 earlier this month
