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the strings 

well the video is coming soon!!! either tomorrow or on the 22nd of june

the strings 

the strings 

Oh my fuck! I'm loving this, it's so dreamy and ethereal! Can't wait for the full song.

wow ! the first promo for ultraviolence

I'd like a trip-hop album to be honest, mixed with a few tracks in the vein of Trash or Pin-Up Galore. These types of songs are what made me fall for Lana in the first place and I sort of want them back.

In the bridge..."sing your swan song and you're alive again." It's incorrectly listed as "song song" in the booklet

"You told me  that we could have it all,
Now you're posting pictures on your wall
Of you and her together, what the hell?
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Now you're posting pictures on your wall
Of you and her together, having fun, having fun" 

In The Sun is awful omfg

I LOVE the brighter hair 
That's it Lana, no need to dye that hair a darker shade of brown for Barrie anymore
 
inb4 two weeks from now on she will pop up with her Lizzy-like blond hair 

yeah and I love the fact that the dress means something to her when she talks about it in this interview, im so glad she wore it
 
http://lanamusic.tumblr.com/post/107855393307/lana-del-rey-being-interviewed-by-e-tv-at-72nd

http://www.film-costumes.com/post/107876604554
 
"We usually don’t cover red carpet events, but this outfit was too interesting not to write about it.
Yesterday Lana Del Rey attended the Golden Globes 2015, where she was nominated for her Big Eyessong from the Tim Burton movie soundtrack. She stunned the audience wearing a vintage Travilla seafoam green dress, a dress I would have identified with my eyes closed. 
William Travilla designed most of the costumes worn by Marilyn Monroe in her films, including the infamous gold pleated dress, originally intended to appear in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953). In the movie you can see the dress from behind: it was considered too racy because of its plunging neckline, so it didn’t get a front shot.
By the way, Marilyn wore it at a photoshoot with Ed Clark and to receive an award from Photoplay Magazine, thus disappointing the costume designer, who thought the dress was for a movie, not for a public appearance. The dress was created out of a single complete circle of gold lame and sunburst pleated. Every pleat lines up with the back seam and there is an iron V build in the centre of the dress from the waist to the bust, creating the moulding effect.
This isn’t the only pleated evening dress Travilla designed, but it’s definitely the most famous."
 
 
thought this was interesting 

Omg it looks like she's showing him the pic he took of her and saying "really ? That's all you can do ? i thought you were a photographer or something ..."

whenever i see new pics of them together i just envision barrie manically scrolling through them, sweat accumulating on his brow. "Bed time stories," he tells himself over and over, "bed time stories." then he goes back to remaster riverside yet again because if it's perfect surely she'll want him back.

http://www.film-costumes.com/post/107876604554
 
"We usually don’t cover red carpet events, but this outfit was too interesting not to write about it.
Yesterday Lana Del Rey attended the Golden Globes 2015, where she was nominated for her Big Eyessong from the Tim Burton movie soundtrack. She stunned the audience wearing a vintage Travilla seafoam green dress, a dress I would have identified with my eyes closed. 
William Travilla designed most of the costumes worn by Marilyn Monroe in her films, including the infamous gold pleated dress, originally intended to appear in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953). In the movie you can see the dress from behind: it was considered too racy because of its plunging neckline, so it didn’t get a front shot.
By the way, Marilyn wore it at a photoshoot with Ed Clark and to receive an award from Photoplay Magazine, thus disappointing the costume designer, who thought the dress was for a movie, not for a public appearance. The dress was created out of a single complete circle of gold lame and sunburst pleated. Every pleat lines up with the back seam and there is an iron V build in the centre of the dress from the waist to the bust, creating the moulding effect.
This isn’t the only pleated evening dress Travilla designed, but it’s definitely the most famous."
 
 
thought this was interesting 

http://www.film-costumes.com/post/107876604554
 
"We usually don’t cover red carpet events, but this outfit was too interesting not to write about it.
Yesterday Lana Del Rey attended the Golden Globes 2015, where she was nominated for her Big Eyessong from the Tim Burton movie soundtrack. She stunned the audience wearing a vintage Travilla seafoam green dress, a dress I would have identified with my eyes closed. 
William Travilla designed most of the costumes worn by Marilyn Monroe in her films, including the infamous gold pleated dress, originally intended to appear in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953). In the movie you can see the dress from behind: it was considered too racy because of its plunging neckline, so it didn’t get a front shot.
By the way, Marilyn wore it at a photoshoot with Ed Clark and to receive an award from Photoplay Magazine, thus disappointing the costume designer, who thought the dress was for a movie, not for a public appearance. The dress was created out of a single complete circle of gold lame and sunburst pleated. Every pleat lines up with the back seam and there is an iron V build in the centre of the dress from the waist to the bust, creating the moulding effect.
This isn’t the only pleated evening dress Travilla designed, but it’s definitely the most famous."
 
 
thought this was interesting 

This isn't just aimed at you and I'm not saying this forum should just be for delusional fangirls, I'm just responding but don't you think this is a bit of an overreaction?
 
Personally, I think she looks stunning, I mean I actually want to die right now, I get the dress is not to everyone's taste but she looks like a beautiful old Hollywood mermaid, it's her style and I'm glad she's stuck with the 60/70's look for red carpet events. Also, with the hair, it needed to be big to live up to the dress and I think this looks better than the massive bee hive she used to have, which was really Priscilla style.
 
I just don't get why such a large quantity of the fanbase has to dig at her weight so much. It's not pregnant, it's called healthy. She has beautiful curves, it's ridiculous that this can be considered too fat. 
 
Idk, just because she's famous doesn't mean she's not human - I thought the dress was gorgeous until I saw the comments (probably just my 0 fashion taste lol) so that probably means she'll be getting enough of a hard time off the media. The least we can do as fans is support her.

http://www.film-costumes.com/post/107876604554
 
"We usually don’t cover red carpet events, but this outfit was too interesting not to write about it.
Yesterday Lana Del Rey attended the Golden Globes 2015, where she was nominated for her Big Eyessong from the Tim Burton movie soundtrack. She stunned the audience wearing a vintage Travilla seafoam green dress, a dress I would have identified with my eyes closed. 
William Travilla designed most of the costumes worn by Marilyn Monroe in her films, including the infamous gold pleated dress, originally intended to appear in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953). In the movie you can see the dress from behind: it was considered too racy because of its plunging neckline, so it didn’t get a front shot.
By the way, Marilyn wore it at a photoshoot with Ed Clark and to receive an award from Photoplay Magazine, thus disappointing the costume designer, who thought the dress was for a movie, not for a public appearance. The dress was created out of a single complete circle of gold lame and sunburst pleated. Every pleat lines up with the back seam and there is an iron V build in the centre of the dress from the waist to the bust, creating the moulding effect.
This isn’t the only pleated evening dress Travilla designed, but it’s definitely the most famous."
 
 
thought this was interesting 

http://www.film-costumes.com/post/107876604554
 
"We usually don’t cover red carpet events, but this outfit was too interesting not to write about it.
Yesterday Lana Del Rey attended the Golden Globes 2015, where she was nominated for her Big Eyessong from the Tim Burton movie soundtrack. She stunned the audience wearing a vintage Travilla seafoam green dress, a dress I would have identified with my eyes closed. 
William Travilla designed most of the costumes worn by Marilyn Monroe in her films, including the infamous gold pleated dress, originally intended to appear in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953). In the movie you can see the dress from behind: it was considered too racy because of its plunging neckline, so it didn’t get a front shot.
By the way, Marilyn wore it at a photoshoot with Ed Clark and to receive an award from Photoplay Magazine, thus disappointing the costume designer, who thought the dress was for a movie, not for a public appearance. The dress was created out of a single complete circle of gold lame and sunburst pleated. Every pleat lines up with the back seam and there is an iron V build in the centre of the dress from the waist to the bust, creating the moulding effect.
This isn’t the only pleated evening dress Travilla designed, but it’s definitely the most famous."
 
 
thought this was interesting 

http://www.film-costumes.com/post/107876604554
 
"We usually don’t cover red carpet events, but this outfit was too interesting not to write about it.
Yesterday Lana Del Rey attended the Golden Globes 2015, where she was nominated for her Big Eyessong from the Tim Burton movie soundtrack. She stunned the audience wearing a vintage Travilla seafoam green dress, a dress I would have identified with my eyes closed. 
William Travilla designed most of the costumes worn by Marilyn Monroe in her films, including the infamous gold pleated dress, originally intended to appear in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953). In the movie you can see the dress from behind: it was considered too racy because of its plunging neckline, so it didn’t get a front shot.
By the way, Marilyn wore it at a photoshoot with Ed Clark and to receive an award from Photoplay Magazine, thus disappointing the costume designer, who thought the dress was for a movie, not for a public appearance. The dress was created out of a single complete circle of gold lame and sunburst pleated. Every pleat lines up with the back seam and there is an iron V build in the centre of the dress from the waist to the bust, creating the moulding effect.
This isn’t the only pleated evening dress Travilla designed, but it’s definitely the most famous."
 
 
thought this was interesting 

http://www.film-costumes.com/post/107876604554
 
"We usually don’t cover red carpet events, but this outfit was too interesting not to write about it.
Yesterday Lana Del Rey attended the Golden Globes 2015, where she was nominated for her Big Eyessong from the Tim Burton movie soundtrack. She stunned the audience wearing a vintage Travilla seafoam green dress, a dress I would have identified with my eyes closed. 
William Travilla designed most of the costumes worn by Marilyn Monroe in her films, including the infamous gold pleated dress, originally intended to appear in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953). In the movie you can see the dress from behind: it was considered too racy because of its plunging neckline, so it didn’t get a front shot.
By the way, Marilyn wore it at a photoshoot with Ed Clark and to receive an award from Photoplay Magazine, thus disappointing the costume designer, who thought the dress was for a movie, not for a public appearance. The dress was created out of a single complete circle of gold lame and sunburst pleated. Every pleat lines up with the back seam and there is an iron V build in the centre of the dress from the waist to the bust, creating the moulding effect.
This isn’t the only pleated evening dress Travilla designed, but it’s definitely the most famous."
 
 
thought this was interesting 

http://www.film-costumes.com/post/107876604554
 
"We usually don’t cover red carpet events, but this outfit was too interesting not to write about it.
Yesterday Lana Del Rey attended the Golden Globes 2015, where she was nominated for her Big Eyessong from the Tim Burton movie soundtrack. She stunned the audience wearing a vintage Travilla seafoam green dress, a dress I would have identified with my eyes closed. 
William Travilla designed most of the costumes worn by Marilyn Monroe in her films, including the infamous gold pleated dress, originally intended to appear in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953). In the movie you can see the dress from behind: it was considered too racy because of its plunging neckline, so it didn’t get a front shot.
By the way, Marilyn wore it at a photoshoot with Ed Clark and to receive an award from Photoplay Magazine, thus disappointing the costume designer, who thought the dress was for a movie, not for a public appearance. The dress was created out of a single complete circle of gold lame and sunburst pleated. Every pleat lines up with the back seam and there is an iron V build in the centre of the dress from the waist to the bust, creating the moulding effect.
This isn’t the only pleated evening dress Travilla designed, but it’s definitely the most famous."
 
 
thought this was interesting 

you need to start something before you can stop it.

I think it's evident from the title it's about a different guy.
 
If she were still with Barrie the album would be called Funeral.

I actually really like Emile's production 
I didn't particularly like FKA Twigs' songs per say but the production was great. He's also produced some songs for SZA that are extremely good. 
 
I'd take Emile over Dan A any day of the week.