Taylor Swift’s 2012 Grammys Dress Up for Auction
So clearing out the folksy sound for something more varied, more cosmopolitan makes sense. 2. Patsavas knows what she’s doing. Say what you want about the “Twilight” films they had killer soundtracks, and the woman behind them and other iffy but always musically on point projects is Patsavas. When it comes to pop culture soundtracks, she’s got the Midas touch. 3. There’s a lot of variety among the artists, and that’s a good thing. The first “Hunger Games” soundtrack mostly stayed within a certain country-inspired genre wheelhouse, but this one’s got everything from atmospheric rockers The National to certified diva Aguilera. And, judging by “Atlas” and the released snippet from Aguilera’s “We Remain,” each artist is free to keep their own style, ensuring an eclectic mix of related tunes. 4. This is new music from some artists who haven’t released anything in a while. Coldplay hasn’t dropped an album since “Mylo Xyloto” in 2011. Sia and Mikky Ekko (who was featured on Rihanna’s “Stay”) haven’t released any solo material since 2010. 5. It’s mainstream-friendly, but still really, really cool. The first “Hunger Games” soundtrack only released two singles, and they were both by Taylor Swift.
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Her 2012 Grammys dress, which she wore during her performance of Mean, is now up for auction, and it could be yours for a pretty penny. The vintage floral dress is an original 1930s silk day dress, with hand-stitched patchwork added by her stylist for the performance, according to the auctions website . In addition to the gorgeous pattern and loose fit, it also has a cream colored slip, Palace Costume Co. labels on the dress and the slip,and is inexcellent vintage-stage worn condition. For those who geek out over credentials, it comes comes with a certificate of provenance, a Gotta Have Rock & Roll Certificate of Authenticity and photos of the songstress wearing the dress onstageat the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Auctioneer Pete Siegel tells New York Post , If you were with your girlfriend, sister, brother or mother watching the Grammys last year, youd remember Taylor Swifts performance. As every Swiftie can probably recall, during the 2012 Grammys, Swifts rendition of Mean was flawless and definitely inspired by vintage design. Her hair was in a simple braid, there was a ramshackle cabin in the background of her performance, and it had a down-home sort of feel. Although it was her talent that helped win awards for Best Country Song and Best Country Solo Performance there, perhaps the dress, which looked pretty spectacular on her, gave her the confidence to perform yet another inspirational set. In addition to her 2012 Grammys dress, the auction also holds another Swift item another vintage dress, this one from the 1960s, constructed of orange acetate with a lace sheath attached. The Red hitmaker wore it during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show last fall, where she answered (and dodged) a lot of questions about ex-boyfriends. If youre into vintage clothing or the superstar songstress, you could add these dresses to your wardrobe as long as you have some extra money floating around. At press time the Grammys dress was up to $12,000.
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