Pop stardom has once again entered its brick-building era. Olivia Rodrigo has become the first musician to headline five dedicated LEGO sets, with the collection hitting shelves this month.

Timed just ahead of her upcoming ‘Unraveled Tour’ and on the heels of her third consecutive chart-topping album, the range doubles as a love letter to Rodrigo's discography.

Every set is with references to her music videos, tour visuals and personal heritage, turning what could have been a straightforward merch play into a scrapbook in plastic form.

What's in the collection

 

The Dual Guitar (£109 / $119.99) is the flagship piece, and for good reason. At 1,228 pieces, the build splits into two halves, one styled as an acoustic guitar in the lilac tones of her debut record, the other an electric in the darker purple of her sophomore album.

Pop the electric side open and you'll find a hidden dressing room and stage, complete with two exclusive mini figures in different stage outfits, a mirror scrawled with a lyric in lipstick, and a wall of photos hinting at what's next for the singer.

Secret Storage (£69.99 / $79.99) is the collection's most functional piece, a 1,085-piece case that opens into three compartments, hiding a songwriting notebook, a CD, a microphone and a guitar. A small television perched on top houses a mini figure in one of her most recognisable stage looks, ringed by flames referencing one of her biggest music videos.

Concert Moon (£44.99 / $49.99) recreates the half-moon stage piece from her last arena tour. The 670-piece set sits on a turntable base with space to slot in Polaroids and ticket stubs.

Vinyl (£24.99 / $49.99) is the smallest of the bunch at 360 pieces, built around her signature red megaphone, red lips and butterfly motifs, finished with an autograph plaque.

Flower Bouquet (£39.99 / $49.99) marks LEGO Botanicals' first ever artist collaboration, an 11-stem arrangement that swaps in guitar petals, with hidden stars, hearts and butterflies.

"Address the letters to the holes in my butterfly wings," Rodrigo sings in ‘hope ur ok’. Between the butterflies, handwritten lyrics, purple palette and hidden keepsakes, this five-set collection reads like one of those letters. This time, it's written in bricks.