Lana Del Rey: title track
In the clip, which was made to feel homemade and candidly shot, Dey Rey wears a short white dress and long, lace veil. Carrying a bouquet of white lilies, she winds through an elaborate, beautiful garden, mimicking a nervous bride's long walk down the aisle to her future groom.
All the while, though, Del Rey is being filmed by a mystery man, who occasionally (sexually?) puts his fingers in her mouth, which she welcomes happily. There's also a moment where she eats an orange during a break from her walk because Del Rey is just that kind of woman.
The video builds until Del Rey walks into a church, where it's revealed that she is not a bride-to-be but more of a bride in mourning, giving the entire clip a haunting aura.
It's not really clear what this all means or who the mysterious cinematographer really is, but that's Lana Del Rey for ya...
Watch the new music video for Lana Del Rey's single "Ultraviolence" below, via Noisey:
"Ultraviolence" is the latest music video to come from del Rey's video of the same name. Previously, she released visuals for singles "West Coast" and "Shades Of Cool."
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