La Roux's iconic music video for "Bulletproof" plays out like a sleek, high-concept fashion shoot set inside a retro 1980s computer graphics world. Frontwoman Elly Jackson strutting through a series of pristine, abstract environments filled with sharp geometric shapes, floating polyhedrons, and glowing neon grid lines. The track's driving synth-pop beat and punchy electronic bassline perfectly mirror the sharp visual angles on screen, while Jackson's signature reddish quiff haircut and stylized makeup give her an unmistakable presence as she belt out the chorus "This time, baby, I'll be bulletproof."
Around the two-minute mark, the arrangement slows down into a calm, atmospheric interlude as Jackson sits quietly in a stark white geometric room. The energy suddenly surges back at 02:31 when 3D shapes shatter and scatter around her feet along a runway walkway, leading into a fast-paced sequence at 02:46 that rapidly cuts together her different costumes and lighting setups.
It remains a classic piece of late-2000s electropop aesthetics that still looks remarkably fresh today. The clean geometry, striking color palette, and confident performance fit the defiant tone of the track seamlessly, making for a timeless visual counterpart to one of the era's biggest synth-pop hits.