How to Achieve Lana Del Rey's Timeless Stagecoach Chic

Lana Del Rey his first appearance on the Stagecoach lineup has come and gone However, the live introduction of her forthcoming new record established the backdrop for its visual elements, much like the distinct fashion sense she appears to embrace during this album promotion period.

Wearing elegant, knee-length dresses, they took the stage with their hair styled in loose waves and lips colored in a shade described as Lisa Eldrige's cosmetics brand As a "distinctive, late 1950s/early 1960s salmon-pink" figure, Del Rey's appearance at the country music festival embodied a mid-century, bayou-inspired style.

Standing behind a microphone stand in front of an old Southern home set on the stage, she appeared effortlessly composed as she tenderly sung about staying beside her spouse, mentioning how "the young gators frolic nearby" and affirming that nobody speaks to her with such affection or cares for them quite like he does. However, hints of unease were also present; in another part of the song, titled "Quiet in the South"—a composition filled with silent fury—she questioned whether she should switch on the lights or destroy the house entirely. This was from the first performance where she pondered anxiously if danger would prevent him from returning safely that evening. She continued, feet resting on the rear porch railing, feeling the breeze blow past as she stared at the propane tank, wondering aloud what options remained available to her.

A selection of previously unheard tracks from her unreleased, unnamed upcoming album - once referred to as Lasso or The Right Person Will Remain Depending on when you queried Del Rey during her performance at the Stagecoach festival held in Indio, California, on Friday evening (April 25), she performed several tracks including “The Husband of Mine” and “Quiet in the South,” along with “57.5.” This latter song became notable for being part of that particular show. called out Morgan Wallen She also performed the eerily gorgeous song "Henry, Come On" for the first time ever during the event, and her new ballad "Bluebird" stole the show as part of a holographic segment.

The debut dress worn by Del Rey, crafted from modest cream lace, was a custom Valentino piece, as highlighted by her stylist Molly Dickson. an Instagram Story .

When the "Summertime Sadness" vocalist made her comeback to the performance arena after a break wearing red to recite a famous line from the song, Born to Die In the track "I Got My Red Dress On Tonight," as mentioned by Dickson, she wore a custom outfit from Sugar Ferrini. This strapless creation echoed the previous look designed by Valentino, featuring a form-fitting top, a decorative bow at the waist, and a voluminous skirt.

Hair stylist Anna Cofone provided instructions on replicating Del Rey's hairstyle. an Instagram post On Saturday, she prepared a look featuring Authentic Beauty Concept’s Glow Spray Serum to prep the mid-lengths and ends. For smoothing prior to styling, she chose the Tymo Airhype Lite hairdryer. To build upon Lana del Rey’s base, she applied Authentic Beauty Concept’s Airy Texture Spray along with their Nude Powder Spray at her roots as part of “a foundation for backcombing.” She also integrated Remi Cachet Clip-In Deluxe hair extensions, which were first treated with Curl Pro Stylist Mist. The stylist then curled portions of del Rey’s hair using Tymo’s Cues curling iron equipped with a half-inch barrel. After brushing through the resulting waves with an Olivia Garden Essential Style Double Tunnel Brush, she completed the hairstyle by finishing it off with a spray of high hold hairspray.

Makeup artist Pamela Cochrane posted beauty notes Additionally, here’s a rundown of the Lisa Eldridge products utilized for Del Rey: The Skin and Makeup Enhancing Mist was applied first, followed by a blend of Seamless Skin Foundation in shades 5 and 10. She highlighted her cheekbones using the Elevated Glow Highlighter in Crystal Nebula. For mascara, Kitten Lash was carefully placed at the base near the lash line and beneath the eyes. Next came the application of the Kitten Flick Liquid Eyeliner precisely along the upper eyelid from the middle outward, ending with a subtle wing tip. To finish off the look, she outlined lips with the Lip Pencil in shade 1W before applying the Rouge Experience Refillable Lipstick in color 189, known as Audrey.

Check out Lana del Rey beautifully dressed in a video snippet where she performs "Henry, Come On," shared through Stagecoach's official X account.

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