High Fashion Lyrics – Addison Rae

High Fashion Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The song starts with a question, making the listener think about their own dreams and desires.

[Verse 1]
This verse talks about wanting to be noticed, but not in an ordinary way—more like being a star, someone admired and featured in magazines. It’s about craving something deeper than just temporary fame or success. The feeling of being recognized and valued in a big way is what truly excites her.

[Pre-Chorus]
Even though she’s intoxicated, her thoughts and desires are still clear.

[Chorus]
She makes it clear she doesn’t need drügs or meaningless relationships to feel good. Instead, she chooses high fashion—luxury, confidence, and self-expression through style. Fashion gives her a unique high, making her feel powerful and in control. She’s rejecting cheap love and anything temporary, opting for something that makes her feel truly special.

[Verse 2]
She enjoys the simple pleasures of life, like feeling the warmth of the sun. The cigarette represents a rebellious side. She’s not easily won over by just anyone, but when it comes to fashion—especially shoes—she’s completely obsessed and willing to indulge.

[Pre-Chorus]
Again, she acknowledges being drunk but stays firm in her desires.

[Chorus]
She repeats her preference for fashion over drügs or shallow relationships. This reinforces the idea that true confidence and self-worth come from embracing what makes her feel good, not from outside validation or temporary highs.

[Post-Chorus]
She strongly rejects anything she doesn’t need, emphasizing her independence.

[Bridge]
She feels drawn to someone but struggles with mixed emotions. There’s an internal battle between attraction and self-control. She knows how to handle difficult situations and make them look effortless. Despite the temptation, she reminds herself that she doesn’t need anything that doesn’t serve her best interests.

[Chorus]
Once again, she declares that high fashion is her true love. She doesn’t need toxic habits or fleeting relationships when she can find fulfillment in self-expression and style.

[Post-Chorus]
She firmly repeats her rejection of things she doesn’t need, showing her confidence in her choices.

[Refrain]
This section builds on the idea that high fashion is more than just clothes—it’s a mindset. Repeating the phrase reinforces her dedication to choosing luxury, style, and self-worth over anything superficial. It’s almost like a personal mantra.

[Outro]
The song ends with her final declaration—she doesn’t need drügs or cheap love, just high fashion. It leaves a strong impression of independence and self-prioritization.