Zoë Kravitz Goes Topless for Flaunt Magazine!!

Alright now Zoë, flaunt them lil titties girl!!!! Yassss
The singer/model/actress sat down with Flaunt Magazine to discuss her upcoming projects.

You can read the full article via Flaunt but here's a snippet:

“I’m doing shit that I love,” Zoë confesses. “I just wrapped a film mid-January. It went straight to Sundance… Ever since then it’s been nonstop. Press for Insurgent. I have a film called Good Kill coming out with Ethan Hawke. Mad Max press is gearing up. Dope is also at Sundance. That’s coming out in June.”
Shooting sci-fi… no big deal, right?
It’s so much bigger than you… stunts, and building sets, and special effects… There’s so much more than just you. You feel like part of a machine. Like a working part of a machine. I’m [used to] the other side, independent films.
The other side?
I just did a film with Emile Hirsch called, Vincent and Roxy [that] I’m super excited about. It was me, him, and the director—and the [Director of Photography]. [Doing it was like,] “we’re going to figure out how the scene’s going to go; we’re going to figure out how to shoot it; we’re going to figure out how the dialogue is going to change.”
Just do it…
We [were] figuring it all out, and you know every process, or every step of the way of the process of how to get to the end result. And this, and big films like [Mad Max]…you don’t make those choices…
“You’re in the new Mad Max? That’s cool.” The trailer’s high art in and of itself—taut, colorful, lush, suspenseful, visually imagined as Fast and Furious directed by Winding Refn in a death race to Coachella.
“Like, when you think about George Miller,” she says, adding, “When you look at his filmography. It’s the weirdest, coolest filmography ever. It’s all the Mad Max’s, The Witches of Eastwick; all the Babe movies…”
The director of Mad Max directed Babe.
Pig in the City.
Like Babe Babe…
And Happy Feet. His brain is so interesting, because like what the fuck?
You’re like the Internet, Zoë. Thank you.
I am the internet. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, Internet.
I don’t tell her, but when I Google “Zoë Kravitz” half of the search results include candid shots of Zoë. Paparazzi must be annoying. They make her seem like she never works and that she only either swims, or dresses up for film premieres.
A male voice floats in, crooning, “Come on baby light my fire.” It’s the waiter. He sets Zoë’s chai tea latte down—he’s a tall, tour-weathered Sunset Strip-type, gaunt with a plethora of tattoos. Zoë’s tight with him, even though she’s currently based in Williamsburg. She promises to see his 13-year-old son play at the Troubadour, if she’s in town.
Zoë’s tea is served in a steel teapot, which spills when she pours it into her teacup. Rome is burning, and all we have is a posh hotelier’s serving ware to prove it.

Peep the rest of  Zoë's pics from the shoot below.