Watch the Highwomen burn female stereotypes in the fiery new video for “Redesigning Women”
, and Natalie Hemby have emancipation on their minds: they want to free themselves from the expectations and stereotypes placed on women. So after suiting up in firefighting gear, they toss their baggage on a pyre and light it up.
But the Highwomen don’t go it alone. Soon, some of their fellow women artists show up to mix and mingle. Tanya Tucker pulls up in an old truck, with Lauren Alaina, Kassi Ashton, Cam, Lilly Hiatt, Wynonna Judd, Catie Offerman, Cassadee Pope, Erin Rae, RaeLynn, Natalie Stovall, Anna Vaus, and Hailey Whitters in tow. Elizabeth Olmstead directed the clip, which was filmed in a field in Williamson County, Tennessee.
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