The veteran singer who just released her new album cover has been suspected of “plagiarizing” both Lana Del Rey and… Taylor Swift!

Many people recognize the similarities between the female singer’s album and her two juniors.

Recently, veteran singer Shania Twain just released the cover of her new album The Greatest Hits – Summer Tour Edition 2024: Honey, I’m Home. This is a compilation album of hit songs in the female singer’s career and was filmed during last summer’s tour.

Shania Twain’s new album cover

However, when Shania just showed off the new cover, many people immediately realized it had many similarities with two famous female singers, Lana Del Rey and Taylor Swift. Specifically, the layout, background color, and font of Honey, I’m Home immediately remind viewers of Lana’s famous cover, “Born To Die.” In addition, the photo of Shania on the cover makes many people mistake her for… Taylor Swift’s junior.

The background color and white text were commented to be similar to the Lana Del Rey album

Shania’s beauty is mistaken for Taylor Swift

In fact, Shanie’s new album cover is taken from the MV “That Don’t Impress Me Much” released in 1998. The leopard skin outfit she wears has also become a characteristic symbol, bearing the mark of the female singer. doctor. Later, she also wore this outfit many times at some shows or events.

The album cover is taken from Shania’s MV released in 1998

Shania has repeatedly worn leopard skin outfits inspired by popular designs of the past year

Shania Twain (born August 28, 1965) is a Canadian singer and songwriter. Her third album, Come On Over, was the best-selling album of all time by a female singer. In Vietnam, she is familiar to the audience through hits such as Ka-ching, You’re Still The One, That Don’t Impress Me Much …