Madonna's Daughter Lourdes Leon Hits High Notes Singing in Y2K Style Trends for 'Lock&Key' Music Video.

Design symbol Lourdes Leon has added artist to her considerable rundown of abilities, because of the effective arrival of her presentation tune "Lock&Key." The music video, delivered today on YouTube, saw Leon dashing down city roads in chic wear, presenting in burial grounds and on sea shores under the stage name Lolahol.

The video opens on a gleaming box in a dim space before rapidly progressing into Leon strolling her canine in a rural region in all-dark streetwear.

Presenting on a dark small scale van, Leon flaunted her outfit that included loose jeans and a larger than usual realistic tee. Decorating generously with silver thick rings, cross hoops, sleeves, and a lock chain neckband. Albeit the scene is brief, Leon flaunts dark thick tennis shoes dappled with jewels that are zoomed up rather than bound.

Moving before a pink drapery foundation, the model moves to a burial ground where she spent time with a companion, resting on him and looking longingly into the camera's focal point. After some picturesque symbolism of the graveyard, night fell with the vocalist currently dressed head to toe in a silver scaled down dress with striking patterns. The shimmering number included a hood, which the little girl of Madonna wore on her head, and a trying plunging neck area.

The silver dress is trailed by a neon pink one in a comparative length covered with patterns and dabbed with gems. The star wore the long sleeve while hustling out the expressway, her head through the window, in a vehicle. A couple of temporary shots of the graveyard and the suburbs streaked by, and Leon was at the ocean side climbing right out of a similar box from the very start in an etched blue top and base. The nautical troupe was layered with a tan skirt made from mesh.