Ever since our Lana Del Rey—the queen of soft hearts and hopeless romantics—got married, she hasn’t been shy about shouting her love from the rooftops. And at the Met Gala, she took it to the next level. The “Ride” singer surprised fans with a sweet tribute to her husband in her outfit, and honestly? We’re not okay.
Lana Del Rey rose to fame back in 2010 with her breakout hit “Born to Die,” and ever since, she’s reigned as the ultimate sad girl and Tumblr icon. Think pastel tones, roses, lace, and hauntingly poetic lyrics—every music video, performance, and outfit dripping in dreamy, melancholic beauty that spoke to millions of teenage souls.
And even though our Lana has had her fair share of heartbreak—giving us some of the most gut-wrenching love songs along the way—she finally found her happy ending. On September 26, 2024, she married Jeremy Dufrene, an alligator tour guide, in a Louisiana swamp. Yes, her actual wedding was peak Lana Del Rey energy.
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Lana Del Rey is Deep in Love—and Her Met Gala Look Proves It
Last night in New York, the Met Gala—the biggest night in fashion—took place, and Lana Del Rey made an ethereal appearance, looking stunning as always. But what really melted hearts was the ultra-romantic detail she included in her look: a sweet tribute to her husband that made it very clear she’s head over heels.
Elizabeth Woolridge Grant, better known as Lana Del Rey, wore a haute couture gown from Valentino’s Vertigineux collection by Alessandro Michele, launched in 2025. The gown was graceful and elegant—but it was the golden crocodile-shaped hair clip she wore that stole the spotlight. A nod to her husband, of course.
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Our most in-love girl is clearly living her fairytale. Not only is she accessorizing with crocodile clips, but she’s also been spotted wearing pants embroidered with her husband’s name. And in every photo together? They look blissfully happy.
This article was originally written in Spanish by Carla Martell in Cultura Colectiva.