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\n\tSingle girl summer is upon us \u2014 and what better way to usher in the season than new Haim<\/a> music? Well, the Haim<\/a> sisters have an answer: album artwork inspired by some of the most famous celebrity paparazzi shots from the early aughts. It\u2019s quite the perfect nod for the Los Angeles rockers.<\/p>\n \n\tIt started with an iconic reference to an equally iconic picture from pop culture history. For the release of lead single \u201cRelationships,\u201d<\/a> Haim recreated the 2001 candid<\/a> of Nicole Kidman<\/a> walking down a nondescript Hollywood street, basking in the L.A. sun with a look of absolute relief on her face. As legend has it, the photo was snapped right after Kidman signed divorce papers, officially shutting the chapter on her marriage to Tom Cruise.<\/p>\n \n\tFor their take, photographed by Terrence O\u2019Connor, all three Haim sisters (Danielle<\/a>, Este, and Alana) are seen smiling and walking down what appears to be the same California pavement that Kidman skipped across. It\u2019s a wonderful visual representation of how much Haim \u201ccan\u2019t stand fuckin\u2019 relationships\u201d and want to be unburdened by the expectations they come with. While Kidman set the record straight<\/a> and claimed the picture was actually from the set of a movie (one she did not name), the lore behind the original shot has long outshone the (potential) truth. And there\u2019s nothing that sums up newfound freedom like finally ridding yourself of a toxic relationship and skipping down the street with glee, so we\u2019ll choose to believe it.<\/p>\n \n\tHaim has kept the references coming. The artwork for their new single \u201cEverybody\u2019s Trying to Figure Me Out\u201d<\/a> also emulates yet another shot of an early paparazzi favorite and \u201cIt\u201d girl: Kate Moss. In November 2000, Moss was spotted in rare form<\/a> when the trendsetting supermodel was photographed leaning against a black SUV, soaking up some rays (sunglasses in her hands, rather than on her face) with windswept hair and a simple, striped long-sleeve shirt on. To make the picture even stranger, the backseat door of the car is open and another backseat passenger\u2019s leg is just barely visible. It\u2019s almost as if Moss simply had to pull over and take in the sunshine for a second. (Relatable.)<\/p>\n \t\tEditor\u2019s picks<\/p>\n<\/h2>\n \n\tSomething about Moss taking a moment to herself, and being captured doing so by paparazzi, clearly spoke to the Haim sisters. They recreated this image, again with the help of O\u2019Connor, with Danielle imitating Moss, while Este\u2019s face and, supposedly, Alana\u2019s knee linger in the backseat of the car. In an Instagram post<\/a> about the new song, Danielle wrote, \u201cWriting it has gotten me through some hard times, and we felt this might be of some use to get our vibes right for this summer\u2026 After a lot of reflecting I realized I\u2019ve let a lot of people try and tell me how I should live my life, but I realized in making everyone else happy, I lost myself.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tAfter Haim continued the trend for \u201cEverybody\u2019s Trying to Figure Me Out,\u201d some fans online speculated which paparazzi-worthy moment from the 2000s the sisters would reimagine next. Now, the band is back at it again with their third single, \u201cDown to Be Wrong.\u201d<\/a> While the album artwork for the first two singles emulated sunny dispositions of famous actors, the artwork for \u201cDown to Be Wrong\u201d is much cheekier with its imitation. Inspired by the truly hilarious moment from 2004 in which Jared Leto was caught checking his phone as he engaged in some serious PDA with Scarlett Johanssen, Danielle recreates the moment, taking the role of Johanssen. But this time, Danielle is the one checking out and checking her phone in the middle of an embrace. It\u2019s truly icon behavior.<\/p>\n\n