Taylor Swift by Mario Testino for the February issue of Vogue. (2012)

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Taylor Swift by Mario Testino for the February issue of Vogue. (2012)
In honor of Red (Taylor’s Version) announcement here’s her Vogue cover story from 2012:
As Taylor Swift embraces a glamorous new look, the country-pop sensation talks to Jonathan Van Meter about fame, ambition, and the joys of b
Some excerpts:
Do you ever get freaked out? “This is what I’ve wanted to do my whole life,” she says. “It never freaks me out. Never. Ever.” She pauses for a moment. “But you know what does freak me out? When is the other shoe going to drop? I am so happy right now. So I am always living in fear. This can’t be real, right? This can’t really be my life.”
Swift is working on her fourth album: “There’s just been this earth-shattering, not recent, but absolute crash-and-burn heartbreak,” she says, “and that will turn out to be what the next album is about. The only way that I can feel better about myself—pull myself out of that awful pain of losing someone—is writing songs about it to get some sort of clarity.” Swift’s music is not exactly straight diary entry—it’s cleverer than that—but somehow the specifics of her past relationships continue to have a universal appeal. When I ask her if she can detail a few things she’s learned along the way, she seems delighted to play along. “I have red flags.”....
4. “Also, I can’t deal with someone who’s obsessed with privacy. People kind of care if there are two famous people dating. But no one cares that much. If you care about privacy to the point where we need to dig a tunnel under this restaurant so that we can leave? I can’t do that.”
Karlie Kloss by Hedi Slimane in Vogue Japan, february 2012
you are made of magic ❖ photoshoot aesthetic 9/?
Jennifer López - Venus Rising. Vogue April 2012
“And make them know what 'tis to let a queen Kneel in the streets and beg for grace in vain.”
Tamora, “Titus Andronicus” by William Shakespeare
Kate Moss by Mert & Marcus, Vogue Paris 2012