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“I’m just really stoked and it’s been an amazing week,” she said on the carpet.
Lover, her seventh album which was released last week, is “an album I’m so proud of,” she said.
And though Swift was nominated for multiple awards, she said she wasn’t going to get ahead of herself about a possible win — or more — especially after her infamous run-in withKanye Westat the 2009 VMAs.
“You never know what can happen on this show, as I’ve learned,” she said.
The “ME!” singer, 29, releasedLoveron Aug. 23 and includedexcerpts from her diariesas part of the deluxe version.
One entry, dated Sept. 18, 2009, was written five days after West crashed the VMAs stage as Swift won the award for female video of the year for “You Belong With Me.” West interrupted Swift, who was only 19 at the time, as she was in the middle of her speech to publicly decry that the win should have gone toBeyoncéfor “Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)”.
“Ahh… the things that can change in a week,” she wrote. “If you had told me that one of the biggest stars in music was going to jump on stage and announce that he thought I shouldn’t have won on live television, I would’ve said, ‘That stuff doesn’t really happen in real life.'”
“Well… apparently…. It does,” she concluded the note.
Her diary entries are just one of many personal touches Swift has debuted to celebrate the launch ofLover.
She also teamed with designer and close friendStella McCartney on a special capsule collectionfeaturing a range of sustainable clothing including tie-dye and rainbow-colored T-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets and bagsavailable now at TaylorSwift.com. The duo also created two limited-edition pieces — a bomber jacket (retailing for $1,995) and handbag ($795) — that are available at Stella McCartney’s London and New York City stores as of Aug. 23, as well as will Swift’s pop-up shop.
On theLovertrack “London Boy,” which is seemingly a nod to her relationship with the British actor Joe Alwyn, Swift even name-checks McCartney, in the lyric, “like a Tennessee Stella McCartney.” The lyric is featured on a sweatshirt in the capsule.
“She’s been a friend for a really long time, and also just a woman I respect so much. I respect what she creates, how she creates it,” Swift said during an Instagram Live in June, when she first announced the capsule. “There’s so much whimsy and imagination and romance to the clothing that she designs, and I’ve worn a lot of her stuff recently.”
In thesinger’s September cover story withVogue, Swift shared what sparked the idea to collaborate with the designer.
“When I started spending more time in London, Stella and I would go on walks, have cocktails and talk about life,” she told the publication. “So when it came time to write this album, I name-checked her in one of my songs and when I played her the album, I said, ‘Should we do something?'”
source: people.com
