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Just the very moment when Taylor Alison Swift finished her Fearless Tour in 2010, the Love Story singer worked on her next album, Speak Now.

 
  One album, more than 10 soundtracks, six singles all with notable music videos, just a female singer and she was only 20! Taylor released her music videos from the album one by one, which all had made her entries to the top and awesome Grammys to WIN.
 
  Well yeah, Taylor is now 23 years old, still much younger than the Canadian rising star, Carly Rae Jepsen. People once said that Taylor failed in fashion, but during her Speak Now era, just gave her a little stare, and you'll find that she played her style well. This gorgeous blonde finally found suitable clothing to attract people, with wholly country gowns. The girl had already got 6 Grammys in hand that time, no doubt, she's way more brilliant in music than you ever think.
 
  
  Speak Now taught Taylor a lot, especially in fashion. Her lead single, Mine, had a praisable music video, which starred the singer herself and Toby Hemingway, the hunky one. It was the very last video which Taylor appeared with wavy golden locks as she turned them into silky sweeps then and the hairstyle was introduced in the music video of her second single, Back To December.
 
  We all know that Back To December was an apologetic song written for Taylor's ex, Taylor Lautner, who played Jacob Black in The Twilight Saga. Sad and peaceful in the music video when the winter breeze blew, making her blond straight hair shinning in the air, which she kept till her latest album, Red, loved it as a swiftie.
 
 
   Taylor Swift's forth album, Red, was aw-spiring. Since October 2012 when the American Country-Pop singer released it in the international market, it sold 1.2 million copies in the very first week. But things changed in the Red era, 'Sweet with a stylish scent, Country turns to Pop', as I described Taylor.
 
  Continue to a future post, 'Trouble That ROCKS.'
 
 
By,
Euan Thum.
 
 
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