If you had a Tumblr phase, you’re probably familiar with Lana Del Rey’s early looks. Even when she was playing small club gigs in New York City, her makeup and hair has always perfectly suited her cool girl aura.

Lana Del Rey's Born to Die rockets into the top 40 on four different charts in the U.K. this week after not appearing inside that region on any of them last frame.

SZA has embarked on an ambitious new chapter in her musical journey with the announcement of LANA, the highly anticipated deluxe edition of her record-breaking album SOS. The Grammy-winning artist unveiled this development through an unconventional forest-themed video announcement that instantly captivated her global audience across social media platforms.

Lana Del Rey's Ultraviolence returns to a trio of charts in the United Kingdom, months after it turned 10 years old.

Singer Del Rey has sparked speculation over her political stance following a speech in Hollywood over the weekend.

Her regular hair stylist, Anna Cofone, described the look on Instagram as “a little 1930s glamour”. Over the last year, Cofone has been on hand for Del Rey’s tour and red carpet hair, crafting Bardot-esque hair silhouettes and taking cues from both softer, relaxed Parisian styles and the bouncy waves and heights of Americana hair.