Taylor Swift has unveiled a video for her song Elizabeth Taylor. 

Inspired by the multi-Grammy-winner's fascination with the late actress, who died in 2011, the track appears on Swift's 12th studio album, 'The Life Of a Showgirl', released last October. The promo, meanwhile, features footage of the Hollywood legend's life and filmography, including Cleopatra, Father of The Bride and Cat On a Hot Tin Roof.

The video is currently only available on Spotify Premium and Apple Music, with a YouTube release still to come. Swift has also shared a piano-led So Glamorous Cabaret Version of the song as a b-side, which also appears on 'The Life Of a Showgirl + Acoustic Collection', an expanded edition of the album with bonus unplugged songs.

Last month, Swift unveiled a star-studded, '90s-inspired video for Opalite, the second single off 'The Life Of a Showgirl', featuring Cillian Murphy, Domhnall Gleeson, Greta Lee, Jodie Turner-Smith, Lewis Capaldi and Graham Norton. That followed a video for the lead single, The Fate of Ophelia, which arrived the week after record's release.

Swift's six-part documentary series, Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The End Of An Era, which captures the final show of her record-breaking tour in Vancouver, Canada last December, is now streaming on Disney+.