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Lorde Unveils Gender Journey and Album Themes Through Met Gala 'Easter Egg'

The artist's custom Thom Browne dress symbolizes her evolving identity as she teases her fourth album, 'Virgin,' set for release on June 27.

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Overview

  • Lorde revealed her Met Gala dress, a custom Thom Browne design, as an 'Easter egg' tied to the themes of her upcoming album, 'Virgin.'
  • The dress, featuring an inverted cummerbund, reflects Lorde's exploration of gender fluidity, embodying both masculine and feminine elements.
  • In recent interviews, Lorde shared how personal turbulence and embracing body autonomy have broadened her sense of gender identity.
  • The album, co-produced with Jim-E Stack and featuring contributions from Dev Hynes, Dan Nigro, and others, is described as a transparent reflection of her femininity and creative evolution.
  • Lorde's lead single, 'What Was That,' and provocative album cover have sparked discussions on themes of self-reclamation and artistic vulnerability.