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Lorde is the focus of the poster. She is portrayed positively through her white clothing representing purity and innocence, though her dark, bold makeup and moody expression present a rebellious side. Lorde's body language seems to show her backing away by holding her arm behind her back, adhering to stereotypical representations of women as inferior. The poster provides information about Lorde's new album including its name and release date. Lorde is positioned in the center. Her name is written in a symbolic font style consistently used to represent her, and there are recognizable images and symbols that identify her online presence. The studio lighting and grey backdrop with colors matching Lorde's costume create a mood, with her features standing
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