At the start he says “this is your subconscious speaking”, the album is based on dreams, which he believes represent unrestrained desires.
The women he sees are visions in his mind with qualities he finds attractive. He feels haunted by these images, finding it hard to establish what is real. The main girl is in reality separate from him, but he imagines being next to her, she is covered in a way that masks her beauty.
He adorns her with a beautiful expression of love and she is uncovered.

Sonically “Adorn” and its slow groove and sexy melodies falls in line with countless love-making R&B classics, but when Genius asked Miguel if he’s ever made love to this song when we sat with him for an annotation session, he denied it.

I have never made love to “Adorn.” I leave my own music out of the bedroom.