Halsey recently launched a revolutionary cover art for its fourth music album ‘if I could not have love, I wanted power’ on the Instagram page.
This bisexual singer with a charming shooting has made the internet become Haywire.
Halsey through this cover set to spread awareness about the beautiful and bad truths of pregnant bodies and that there is no reason to be shy to accept and be proud of the change in the body of a mother passing.
The album cover reflects the gift of childbirth as a madonna and dichotomy of prostitutes.
Sitting on the extraordinary golden throne, singer ‘without me’ looks divine wearing a vintage luxe dress while showing off her baby bump.
The only accessory was the crown of the Empire and a gold-studded nail that he had a heli like the real queen.
The brown hair is curly chaos but looks artistic with a glamourous crown.
The protector holds an adorable baby in one hand while coating her breasts into the world, the singer doesn’t just look strong but interesting dynamically.
In the fashion world, this display has opened a new door for every fashion fan out there.
One can call this look controversial but for thousands of fans, this appearance relieves, accepts and radically.
This Avant-Garde image is a pioneer of a new era.
Halsey first revealed this artwork on Instagram broadcast live from the Metropolitan Art Museum.
He also discussed this image in his official account and proclaimed, “This album is the concept album about the excitement and horror of pregnancy and delivery.
It is very important for me that the art of the cover conveyed the sentiment of my trip over the past few months.
Dichotomy of Madonna and prostitutes.
The idea that I was Sexual creatures and my body as ships and gifts to my child are two concepts that can live peacefully and strongly.
My body belongs to the world in various ways in recent years, and this picture is my way to reclaim my autonomy and build pride and My strength as the power of my life.
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He continued, “This cover image celebrates the body of pregnancy and postpartum as something beautiful, to admire.
We have a long way to train social stigma around the body & breastfeeding.
I hope this can be a step in the right direction!”
The new album is set to pressure streaming services and local shops on August 27, 2021.