For someone who doesn't think about style that much, Lana Del Rey sure has a lot of style-centric and fashionable jobs. The singer posed in a structured frock with a statement necklace collar, arm-length gloves and a Priscilla Presley-style bouffant in Vanity Fair, which documented her style evolution and transformations. She also said that "style" was never her forte and that things just happened organically.
The prolific Lana Del Rey has released a new video for 'Yayo,' which boasts archival, vintage footage from an era gone by, some of it featuring LDR herself shot on what looks like grainy, Super 8 film stock. The images from the past are set against her melancholy, somber vocals. The result is like a noir short film where nothing is clear and everything is left to the imagination.
Oh Lana Del Rey, what are we going to do with you? For someone whose been in the background for most of her 'Born to Die' singing career, the girl sure is making a name for herself now.
Lana Del Rey is releasing yet another single and video, this time for 'Ride.' The artwork hit the web today (Sept. 23), and, as usual, the starlet looks stunning.
Lana Del Rey's cover of Bobby Vinton's 1963 classic heartbroken ballad, 'Blue Velvet,' is a haunting take on the tune.
Lana Del Rey is a mod goddess in her H+M campaign. We've already seen the photos, and now we can see her in action -- and hear her, too.
