The document describes the black and gold color scheme and 1920s Hollywood-inspired typography and costume design used for an album, which relate to the album's possible theme. The white silk sheets, red hair, and gold continue throughout and connote glamour as well as a potential loss of innocence or love. Rotated images from one song lyric are presented in lighter and darker settings to show different sides of the album.

1. Black and Gold colour
scheme. Resembles high
class and glamour.
Costume, colour scheme Album title written with
and typography relate to some parts of letters
1920s Hollywood missing. (Possible
glamour possibly relating reference to Ridley
to theme of album. Scott’s ‘Alien’ title)

2. White silk sheets continue
glamorous look and sound of
album. Whit sheets could also
connote innocence whilst the Gold colour scheme
vibrant red hair could also
continues inside digipak.
connote a loss of or invasion
of that innocence. (love?)

3. More playful ‘hippy’ side
to Florence to show the Image repeated
more energetic and but rotated.
uplifting side of the
album.

4. Song lyric from the song
‘Lover to Lover’, “I’ve
been taking chances, I’ve
been setting myself up
for a fall”. Could relate to
chosen image. Which
again features the red
hair and white sheet but
this time in a darker
setting showing the
darker side of the album.