The Things I Carry: Kelly Rowland

The queen keeps her family close.

By Myles Tanzer

Photographer Sam Balaban

April 01, 2016

Kelly Rowland stopped by The FADER's offices on Thursday and in true icon fashion, showed us that less is always more. The singer, whose new TV show Chasing Destiny is set to premiere on BET on April 5, keeps her purse extremely uncluttered, but showed us her essentials—a posh phone charger, a Chanel wallet, and Dita sunglasses. Most notably, she showed off her iPhone lock screen which features a pic of her family taken on her son Titan's first birthday. Only the important things really matter.

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