Taylor Swift's new 'Shiny Bug' album cover collection sells out in an hour
Taylor Swift releases 'Life of a Covergirl: Shiny Bug Vinyl Collection' available for a limited time on her website
Taylor Swift dropped a rare collection of vinyls for her upcoming album, The Life of a Showgirl, and the stock flew off shelves in record time.
After launching a mysterious countdown on her website earlier in the day, the pop megastar unveiled a collection of vinyls featuring new album cover art, which she’s calling “The Shiny Big Vinyl Collection,” making it available for purchase for a limited time — only 48 hours. But the stock didn’t even last an hour.
“The Life of a Showgirl: The Shiny Bug Vinyl Collection is available now on my site for 48 hours,” Swift, 35, announced on her social media on Monday, August 18, adding a burning heart emoji (the emoji has been chosen by the singer to represent her latest era).
The collection features two striking vinyl designs: a violet shimmered marble and a wintergreen-and-onyx marble.
However, both vinyls were listed as “Not Available” on her website less than an hour after the announcement.
Fans also got a fresh look at the multi-Grammy winner in new cover art, where she poses in a sparkling maroon-and-black bodysuit with matching gloves and fishnet stockings. The showgirl-inspired outfit matches the extravagant aesthetic she’s teased so far, echoing the jeweled and feathered looks seen on the main album artwork.
The shot, taken by renowned photographers Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott, adds another layer of glamour to her 12th studio album rollout.
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