Taylor Swift recently released a music video for her new track 'Opalite', where she collaborated with several well-known personalities including Graham Norton, Cillian Murphy, and Domhnall Gleeson. The video's setting is the historic Mildmay Club, a prominent London venue that has gained fame through various music projects, adding a unique ambiance to the video.

The Mildmay Club, established in 1888, serves as a dance club in the music video and has a reputation for being a sought-after filming location, having appeared in notable productions, such as Lily Allen’s music video for 'Let You W/In' and episodes of Netflix shows. This connection to other popular works enhances the cultural significance of the venue and adds layers to the visual storytelling in Swift's project.

In writing 'Opalite', Swift has drawn inspiration from her fiancé, Travis Kelce, signaling a personal touch embedded within the lyrics and overall vibe of the song. By incorporating elements such as renowned co-stars and a beloved locale, the music video not only showcases her artistic vision but also highlights the vibrant creative scene in London, where both historical and contemporary arts intersect.