LANA DEL REY - LUST FOR LIFE BY EMMA GARLAND

LANA DEL REY: LUST FOR LIFE by EMMA GARLAND An essay exploring the music, imagery, mythology, and cultural influence of Lana Del Rey, examining the first decade of a career that redefined the landscape of modern pop. Since her polarising debut in 2011, Lana Del Rey has been called many things: an industry plant, an anti-feminist, a genius. A hopeless romantic in the girl-boss-dominated 2010s and the patron saint of yearning in the irony-pilled 2020s, as an artist she has always gone against the grain of the zeitgeist while finding a way to define it. About the author: Emma Garland is s a culture writer and editor based in London, UK. Her work has appeared in VICE, Esquire, Dazed, Rolling Stone, The Guardian and British Vogue among other publications. Finished Size: USA A5 Portrait (216 x 140mm) Cover design by CHIPS NYC Saddle stitched 24 Pages Digital Print throughout + sealed