It’s time for “The Life of a Showgirl.”For Taylor Swift’s most dedicated audience, a new album means new opportunities to decode Easter eggs in her lyrics and music videos. The pop superstar’s 12th studio album has no shortage of clever clues and references to her public life and discography. Below, you will find a guide to those instances, and how they relate to Swift. Additionally, the standard version of her album is available in “sweat and vanilla perfume Portofino orange vinyl.” As for the Plaza Athénée? Lyric: “Be my NY when Hollywood hates me”Meaning: Both locations make appearances in Swift’s songwriting.