Madeline Argy Covers Rollacoaster Magazine's Autumn/Winter 2024 Issue

Madeline Argy Covers Rollacoaster Magazine's Autumn/Winter 2024 IssuePretty Lonesome started so authentic and slowly became something that intimidated meand I think people could see that. I revoked some of my authenticity because I became intimidated by the amount of people tuning in and how much my life had changed in general. I lost my bearings and didnt want to put myself out there as much anymore. I wasnt a happy version of myself. But Ive changed and figured some things out, so for season two I wanted to pull

she chats with Ben Tibbits in a worn-down boozer in the depths of South East London

I might feel like I’m alone in these thoughts

it's important to me that I maximise my full potential and not allow my creativity to be repressed or else it will lead me to believe I have lived an unfulfilled life

more likely to pursue dreams in multiple fields (like academia and modelling)

Photography by Doug Inglish at Atelier Management

Photography by Holly Mcandless-Desmond at Dust Bunnies London

Photography by Simon Lipman

“‘Pretty Lonesome’ started so authentic and slowly became something that intimidated me—and I think people could see that

capturing the sound of an artist letting go of expectation

Grooming Kachay Dorsey

“Leading up to the audition process

But Lola Tung’s rise – from theatre kid to breakout star of The Summer I Turned Pretty – has been as unplanned as it is extraordinary