Taylor Swift is busy in Europe promoting her upcoming album. The country star recently attended Roberto Cavalli’s Spring/Summer 2011 fashion show during Milan Fashion Week and performed on Italy’s X Factor.
Tonight, Taylor showed her support for Cavalli again at his party at Les Beaux-Arts de Paris for Paris Fashion Week. Taylor recently chatted with Fox News about being famous, writing songs, and her VMA performance.
On being famous: “There’s nothing that hard about it. It’s not that tough, I’m not complaining.”
On her VMA performance: “For me, I felt like performing VMAs was the best way to go out there and sing how I was actually feeling, being there really helped put all that behind me,”
On her junior album, Speak Now: “I’ve written all the songs on it about things that have happened over the last two years, and a lot has happened over the last two years. It’s been every eventful, a lot of adventures and misadventures. I have a lot fun doing this and getting to write songs about what happens in my life, but putting it all out there in your music – all the details – you’re taking a chance with that because you are very vulnerable.”
On why many songs revolve around the hardships of love: “Naturally, I want to write songs about love and relationships because I find it find it all very confusing. (When I meet someone new) I live somewhere between hope and fear. Hope that this time it could be different, and fear that it will turn out like it has before.”
Are you excited for Taylor’s new album? Also check out some photos of Taylor leaving Radio Deejay in Italy. I’m loving the dress she wore to the Cavalli party tonight.
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