The best and most daring looks Taylor Swift wore during her original '1989' era
Taylor Swift's "1989 (Taylor's Version)" was released on Friday.
- The album's release comes exactly nine years after "1989" was originally released in 2014.
- Swift's "1989" era was defined by some of her most iconic looks to date.
Swift has re-recorded the album , which was originally released under Big Machine Records on the same date in 2014, as part of a bid to own all of her own music .
"My name is Taylor and I was born in 1989," Swift wrote in a social media post alongside the album art work and a longer, hand-written statement celebrating the album's release.
"I was born in 1989, reinvented for the first time in 2014, and a part of me was reclaimed in 2023 with the re-release of this album I love so dearly," she wrote in part of the statement.
The original album marked Swift's transition from country-pop to pop music.
The singer's style also changed during this time period. She debuted her short hair in 2014 , and that same year her wardrobe consisted of crop tops, sunglasses, and sparkly outfits with daring cut-outs.
As fans continue to recreate the star's best looks for her 2023 Eras concert film, it's likely that "1989" will serve as inspiration. Here are some of Swift's best looks from the original "1989" era, which lasted from the album's release in November 2014 until the end of her tour of the same name in December 2015.
In the video for "Blank Space," Swift wore a striped Stephanie Waldrip co-ord with her signature red lip and sunglasses.
Taylor Swift's "Blank Space" was the second single from the "1989" album, and the music video premiered two weeks after the album's release on November 10, 2014.
She wore a handful of iconic outfits in the video, including this striped Stephanie Waldrip co-ord paired with Linda Farrow sunglasses, InStyle reported at the time.
Swift became known for crop tops during this time. She paired a black crop top with a purple, high-wasted skirt, a green sequinned jacket, and white sunglasses while performing on tour.
Swift wore the ensemble during "Welcome to New York," the opening song of her 1989 world tour. The tour kicked off in Los Angeles in May 2015, according to ABC News , and she completed the final leg in Australia in November of that year, Daily Mail reported at the time.
Swift wore a sparkly black bra and matching shorts to perform at the Victoria's Secret fashion show in December 2014.
Swift wore the daring ensemble to perform alongside her then-close friend Karlie Kloss .
She also performed in a satin, pink nightgown at the same event, Insider's Samantha Grindell and Amanda Krause previously reported .
The musician made nine outfit changes during the tour, and one of her most glamorous looks was a sequinned, fringe leotard.
Her nine outfit changes during the 1989 tour, as reported by Daily Mail in May 2015, are nothing compared to how many looks she has worn during the 2023 Eras tour .
Swift has worn at least 16 different looks for the concert, drawing inspiration from the past 17 years of her career, Capital FM reported in July 2023.
Swift wore a Balmain jumpsuit with daring cutouts and a plunging neckline at the 2015 Billboard Music Awards.
Swift's jumpsuit was designed by Balmain, Glamour UK reported at the time. She rounded off the look with a black clutch bag and smokey eye makeup.
She went for a completely different look with dark curls and a vintage wardrobe in the "Wildest Dreams" music video.
The music video, starring Swift and Scott Eastwood, premiered in August 2015 and tells the story of a fictional actress who falls in love with her costar.
At the 2015 iHeartRadio Music Awards, Swift wore a sparkly minidress with side cut-outs.
The dress was designed by Kaufmanfranco and paired with Tamara Mellon heels, Us Weekly reported at the time.
Swift wore a teal Elie Saab gown with a dramatic skirt for the Grammy Awards in February 2015.
Swift's gown was designed by Elie Saab, Cosmopolitan reported in 2023. She took home three awards at the 2015 ceremony , winning record of the year, best pop solo performance, and song of the year for "Shake it Off," the lead single from "1989."
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How To Steal T. Swift's Epic 1989 World Tour Style
Quite obviously, the world cannot stop talking about the endless run of celebrity catwalks and performances that Taylor Swift continues to surprise throngs of screaming fans with during her 1989 world tour — she's basically Hollywood's magical fairy godmother. But what we should also be freaking out about is how epic Taylor Swift's concert wardrobe has been. From the iconic white and perfectly embellished co-ord set that she wears for said celebrity unveilings, duos, and dance parties to rhinestone-encrusted and leather one-pieces to her steady rotation of crop tops, each ensemble is not only covetable, but also perfectly themed to the billboard chart-topper she is belting out.
Also, because she’s Taylor Swift, she looks simultaneously over the top and in costume — as one should when performing for sold out stadiums — yet on point to walk right off stage and be snapped for the latest edition of celebrity street style. Could this mean we too could make these stage outfits work, IRL?
I have a feeling wardrobes created and curated specifically for multi-billion dollar world tours are a little bit like a painting by Monet — fabulous from far away, but less realistic up close. I mean, the outfits are basically stage costumes, after all. Nonetheless, no matter how flashy the attire for the 1989 tour might be, Swift’s street style — essentially her penchant for high waisted bottoms, crop tops, and co-ords — totally shines through with each passing costume change. As such, it is as easy to be inspired by her on stage outfits as it is her street style.
While most of us may not be striking a pose with Gigi Hadid, dropping a beat with Nick Jonas, or sitting on a bench staring at Sam Hunt anytime soon, we can certainly look like we are up for the task with these five outfits inspired by T. Swift’s concert style.
1. All White And Embellished
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Pair a matchy-matchy white crop top and short with a little bling to easily rock one of Swift's most iconic outfits from the tour, appropriate for any evening or weekend activity. Also, since this is the outfit she is seemingly always wearing when her famous friends appear, maybe it has some sort of magical, celebrity-wielding powers? Hey, it's always worth a shot.
Textured Rose Pattern Shorts, $20, forever21.com Textured Rose Pattern Crop Top, $18, forever21.com
Eloquii Scoop Neck Plus Size Crop Top, $40, nordstrom.com
ASOS Plus Size Junarose Lace Short, $38, asos.com
Crystal Garland Strand, $44, baublebar.com
2. Pumped Up Party Dress
Swift looks like the love child of a modern-day flapper and an on-trend ice dancer in this fringed, embellished mini dress and it is everything . While it may be difficult to find any event on the calendar to which this exact outfit is appropriate (unless you too are performing to thousands of people this coming weekend), a white dress adorned with sequins is Swift-inspired and totally chic.
Lastly, she has been spotted wearing some killer stilettos with this dress — seriously, they give new meaning to the word sparkle — so pump up your already sparkly dress with some extra silver glitter on your feet.
ASOS Curve Wedding Pretty Skater Dress With Embellishment, $172, asos.com
Frock and Frill Embellished Shift Dress With Scallop Hem, $62, asos.com
Betsey Johnson SB-Tee, $69, betseyjohnson.com
3. Flirty Mini And Crop Top Combo
There it is — the high waisted bottom she's notorious for. This flair skirt expertly covers her belly button while still leaving room for that covetable criss-cross crop top. I am pretty sure we have seen Swift on a date with Calvin Harris in an outfit that nearly mimics this, which means it is an easy copycat for a real life night out on the town.
Criss Cross Top, $53, eloquii.com
Wrapped Mini Skort, $47, eloquii.com
Crop The Music! Top, $50, modcloth.com
AQUA Skirt — Inverted Pleat Flare, $68, bloomingdales.com
4. "Bad Blood" Black Leather
Girl is making that leather work in the summer temps, so there is clearly no reason to hide it away until winter. While a leather jumpsuit is the true definition of commitment, it's easy to tone it down for the everyday by combining an easy breezy black tank with a pair of leather ankle pants. Welcome to that fierce "Bad Blood" girl life.
Wilfred Free Burnette Tank, $30, aritzia.com
Vegan Leather Skinny, $128, freepeople.com
Root of Ravishing Top in Black, $20, modcloth.com
Faux Leather Moto Legging, $43, torrid.com
5. Full Fledged Sparkle And Shine
Two things Taylor Swift is definitely not afraid of — a boy and a sequin. Take a page out of her concert costume book by donning a fully embellished one piece for head to toe sparkle and shine.
ASOS Curve Premium Kimono Jumpsuit in Sequins, $144, asos.com
Beaded Jumpsuit, $50, hm.com
Whether stepping out in Tribeca or performing sold out shows, T. Swift's style game is second to none and constantly covetable. It's time for a mid-summer wardrobe refresh anyway, right?
Images: Getty; Taylor Swift /Instagram
All of Taylor Swift's Best 1989 Tour Outfits So Far
By Kathryn Amey
Taylor Swift is our ultimate girl crush. When she's not writing catchy chart-topping tracks, she's dating some of the cutest boys in Hollywood (and London), providing us with serious #squadgoals thanks to her BFF-filled Instagrams, and, of course, acting as a constant source of major fashion inspiration.
And yes, that extends to every outfit she's worn during her 1989 World Tour—during the three shows that have happened so far, at least. From sparkly bandeau tops to a jacket that can only be described as 'disco ball-esque,' Taylor has really kicked it up a notch with her on-stage ensembles. Say goodbye to her signature pastel prints and ladylike cocktail dresses—her latest tour look is far more "Bad Blood" than "Blank Space."
Here are Teen Vogue's favorite picks so far...
What's not to love about a sparkly wrap-around tank top paired with matching high-waisted shorts? Absolutely nothing.
She's got that good girl faith and a tight little skirt...
An all-over sequined black onesie? We need this in our party outfit arsenal, ASAP.
The only thing better than a dazzling silver bomber jacket? One that incorporates every color of the rainbow, of course.
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But the piece de resistance is this bedazzled body suit, which is giving us serious Brittney circa her "Toxic" music video flashbacks. Not that we're complaining—Tay is positively Shutting. It. Down. in this outfit.
For a real stage style statement, Taylor matched said sparkly bandeau top with a glittering royal blue skater skirt and an eye-catching jacket that redefines what it means to be 'disco ball chic.' Yes, it's a thing.
In Detroit, Tay channeled her inner 1920s flapper clad in a show-stopping halter jumpsuit complete with fringe.
This ensemble is more risqué than Taylor's usual look. Behold: tiny white shorts, a matching strapless tank and thigh-high black boots. But her best accessory? Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons.
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See New York City Through Taylor Swift's Outfits—No, Literally
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Tonight is the night that Taylor Swift ’s 1989 Tour rolls into New York—OK, well, actually New Jersey —and while we’re stoked to have her back in the vicinity, we have to admit that we’re most excited for the outfits . From the thigh-high boots to her nude, sparkly jumpsuit, this is by far Taylor's most sartorially advanced tour yet. As a way to welcome the NYC Global Welcome Ambassador back to the city, we’ve taken a page out of Shamek Al-Bluwi’s book .
An artist, Shamek has become popular for his fashion illustrations, as well as his cutouts, which give the subjects of his drawings different outfits based on his scenic location.
“I have seen artists carrying cutouts of fashion illustrations and carrying them through their travels,” Shamek told MTV News in an email. “I decided to do the same, but [make] the outfits as the cutouts instead of the figures. I woke up with that idea and decided to do it in an urban street in Amman-Jordan, then [applied] these cutouts through my trips to various countries.”
Shamek has done cutouts for skirts, dresses, and sunglasses, showing off the places showing off the different designs and areas he finds around the world.
“I start first by deciding on the outfit, doing the artwork via Simple Line art in black and white to make the urban background and architecture stand out, then I cutout the clothes,” he explained. “I take so many pictures then I decide on one or two with different backdrops. I find it interesting if we have one item and place it in different spaces to see how the space affect[s] the item or vice versa.”
Since he's started posting his work, Shamek has garnered over 100 thousand followers on Instagram and almost 20 thousand on Facebook .
“It has been an overwhelming and humbling experience," he said. "[I'm] really happy with all the support and amazing feedback I have been receiving, and to see other artists recreating this simple idea with their own twist is everything.”
So, that’s what we decided to do. We took a few of Taylor’s recent outfits, turned them into cutouts, and toured them around New York City.
Welcome (back) to New York , Taylor—we're excited to see what ( and who !) is in store.
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Taylor Swift Is the Queen of the Costume Change
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It's official: Taylor Swift's style has gotten a lot sexier as of late. Between those Bad Blood music video costumes and her revealing Balmain jumpsuit , she's not the cute, country crooner she once was — and she's ready to take her new look on the road.
While it's still early on in her 1989 tour, the singer has already rocked her fair share of racy outfits, from thigh-highs to crop tops to supersheer bodysuits. Keep scrolling to see what she's worn so far that has us calling this trip around the world her sexiest one yet.
A Sequined Romper
Her Famous Crop Top and Skirt Combo
Yet Another
A Sexy Leather Look
A Fringed Bodysuit
A Black Set
A Sheer One-Piece
A Bustier and Black Pants
A Pink Skirt Set
More Shakeable Fringe
A Short Blue Skater Skirt and Sparkly Jacket
A Sheer and Shiny Bodysuit
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Taylor Swift’s Star-Packed ‘1989’ Tour: Relive Every Cameo
By Jon Blistein
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Taylor Swift has spent the better part of the past five months bringing her masterful 2014 album, 1989 , to the masses. Swift's gigantic pop production — winding down Saturday in Tampa, Florida — has criss-crossed the United States, as well as parts of Europe, but the star has taken pains to distinguish the trek from your run-of-the-mill stadium spectacle, sprinkling her shows with surprise guests from across the musical spectrum.
Swift has paired with everyone from rising stars like the Weeknd, Fetty Wap, Sam Hunt and Rachel Platten, to established peers like Lorde, Nick Jonas and Selena Gomez, and celebrated veterans like Miranda Lambert, Justin Timberlake and Mick Jagger. If previous Swift album cycles were marked by overwrought discussions about which ex a song was calling out, 1989 has been first and foremost about friendship. Swift and her audience are not separate entities, but fellow partygoers: She reacts to the presence of her guests with the same incredulity as the crowd.
Tracking Swift's revolving door of 1989 guests was as much a pastime this summer as baseball or trying to ignore Donald Trump. To date, 35 of Swift's 61 North American shows have featured at least one surprise guest, with some featuring two or three, plus an assortment of friends, who walked a lengthy catwalk alongside Swift during "Style." For those hoping to relive that magic moment — or for fans at guest-less shows still stricken by FOMO — Rolling Stone has compiled a complete rundown of the cameo-crammed tour.
Dan Reynolds, “Radioactive” in Detroit
Taylor Swift's first North American show in Bossier City, Louisiana, was a guest-less affair. So was night two in Baton Rouge. Eight days — and one quick jaunt to Norwich, England for a spot at Radio 1's Big Weekend festival — later, Swift served her first 1989 tour surprise: Dan Reynolds, who pumped his fists with Swift as they traded vocals on Imagine Dragons' 2012 track, "Radioactive."
Little Big Town, “Pontoon” in Pittsburgh
Despite a dramatic, all-encompassing turn to pop on 1989 , Swift is always ready for the country: In Pittsburgh, she brought out Alabama outfit Little Big Town for their 2012 Number One, "Pontoon," an ode to on-the-water revelry with a delightfully cheeky hook — "Out here in the open/Mmmmm-motorboatin'." Swift's backup dancers even came out in swim trunks and goggles, and some were wrapped in unicorn inner tubes.
Echosmith, “Cool Kids”; Rachel Platten, “Fight Song” in Philadelphia
Over two nights in Philadelphia, Swift shone the spotlight on the next crop of pop superstars. During her first show, she brought out Echosmith's Sydney Sierota to perform the group's breakout single, "Cool Kids." And on night two, she was joined by Rachel Platten. The pair belted Platten's empowering, piano-driven smash, "Fight Song," Swift gazing like a proud peer as the rising singer handled the track's stirring bridge on her own.
The Weeknd, “Can’t Feel My Face” in East Rutherford, NJ (Night One)
Swift broke out the big guns for her first show at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. In addition to a duet with the Weeknd on his summer hit, "Can't Feel My Face," the pop star welcomed the U.S. women's national soccer team to walk the catwalk during "Style" with their World Cup trophy . Topping it all off, Swift assembled a sizable chunk of her girl gang, including Lily Aldridge, Lena Dunham, Gigi Hadid and Hailee Steinfeld to join her for "Bad Blood."
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Nick Jonas, “Jealous” in East Rutherford, NJ (Night Two)
Swift didn't disappoint her New York–area fans at her second show at MetLife. "Style" featured another array of friends including Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge, Uzo Aduba, Karlie Kloss, Behati Prinsloo and Gigi Hadid; but the night's big guest was Nick Jonas, who lead a bombastic rendition of his soulful pop hit, "Jealous."
Lorde, “Royals”; Jason Derulo, “Want to Want Me” in Washington, D.C.
After her star-packed New York stand, Swift kept things relatively simple in Washington, D.C. On night one, friend and pop prodigy Lorde hit the stage for "Royals," while the following night featured Jason Derulo. The R&B singer dutifully took the reins of the propulsive "Want to Want Me," getting so wrapped up in the heat of the moment his shirt mysteriously vanished by the end of the song.
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Andy Grammer, “Honey, I’m Good”; Sam Hunt, “Take Your Time” in Chicago
On her 2011 Speak Now tour, Swift welcomed burgeoning blue-eyed pop singer Andy Grammer to the stage for a rendition of his breakout single, "Keep Your Head Up." Four years later, she trotted Grammer out again on her first night in Chicago for a performance of his equally infectious 2015 single, "Honey, I'm Good." The next night, Swift gave some shine to rising country crooner Sam Hunt, who parked himself next to Swift for a duet of his fetching, half-rapped ode to slow, simple love, "Take Your Time."
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Walk the Moon, “Shut Up and Dance”; MKTO, “Classic” in Foxborough, MA
With "Fight Song" and "Can't Feel My Face" already under her belt, Swift continued to plow through the various tracks vying for song of the summer 2015. Walk the Moon's slow burner, "Shut Up and Dance" peaked at Number Two on the Hot 100 this July after being released in September, 2014, and Swift and frontman Nicholas Petricca offered an outsized rendition of the ebullient earworm. She replicated that same energy with MKTO the following night during a sizzling performance of the duo's 2014 song-of-the-summer contender, "Classic."
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Nico and Vinz, “Am I Wrong” in Vancouver
The 1989 tour rolled into Canada with Norwegian duo Nico and Vinz joining Swift on stage for their 2014 track "Am I Wrong. The song's thumping percussion and achingly triumphant hook wouldn't sound out of place in Swift's own set list, and the pop star adapted easily to the track, slinking around the stage and smiling widely as she sang with the duo.
Fetty Wap, “Trap Queen” in Seattle
The love song that warmed hearts across the world this summer was given the duet it always deserved when Swift teamed up with Fetty Wap for his beloved breakout, "Trap Queen." Swift kept the romantic vibes going later, when she walked the catwalk during "Style" with the Pacific Northwest's cutest couple, Ciara and Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson.
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Fifth Harmony, “Worth It”; Little Mix, “Black Magic” in Santa Clara, CA
Girl groups ruled during Swift's two-night stop in Santa Clara, California. At her first show, Swift welcomed Fifth Harmony for a performance of "Worth It," easily nestling into her role as the sixth harmonizer on the group's silky, bombastic, horn-laced single. The next night, U.K. vocal quartet Little Mix took the stage for a sugar-coated rendition of "Black Magic."
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Kobe Bryant; OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder, “Counting Stars” in Los Angeles (Night One)
The 1989 world tour parked itself at the Staples Center in Los Angeles for a whopping five nights at the end of August, and the run found Swift achieving a notable milestone: Sixteen sold-out shows at the famed venue — a number equal to the NBA Championships banners hung by the Los Angeles Lakers. Fittingly, Lakers star Kobe Bryant was on hand during night one to raise a banner in Swift's honor. The show also featured a musical surprise for good measure, with OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder hitting the stage for "Counting Stars."
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Uzo Aduba, “White Horse”; Mary J. Blige, “Doubt” and “Family Affair” in Los Angeles (Night Two)
While not all of Swift's guests have been musicians, Orange Is the New Black star Uzo Aduba doubled down on her East Rutherford catwalk cameo and coaxed a deep cut out of Swift in Los Angeles. Aduba revealed a set of deep, gorgeous pipes as she took lead on Fearless hit "White Horse" while Swift plucked at her acoustic guitar and delivered backup vocals.
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Later, Swift brought out Mary J. Blige for something old and something new: First, "Doubt," from Blige's 2014 effort, The London Sessions , then the still swinging "Family Affair." Capping it all off, Swift welcomed "Blank Space" video star, Sean O'Pry to the stage for "Style," though he also had to share the catwalk with Matt LeBlanc and Chris Rock.
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Alanis Morissette, “You Oughta Know”; Natalie Maines, “Goodbye Earl” in Los Angeles (Night Three)
Night three in Los Angeles found Swift paying tribute to two Nineties heroes, the Dixie Chicks and Alanis Morissette. First, Swift showed she hadn't lost her country twang, stringing out and punching up her drawl alongside Natalie Maines on the Dixie Chicks' boot-stomping "Goodbye Earl." Later, Swift and Morissette scorched the stadium — and exes everywhere — with a devastating performance of the latter's breakup anthem "You Oughta Know."
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Noted Swiftie Ellen DeGeneres closed out the proceedings in characteristically ridiculous fashion, donning a sparkling silver jumpsuit to match Swift's shimmering dress as they walked the catwalk together on "Style."
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Beck and St. Vincent, “Dreams”; John Legend, “All of Me” in Los Angeles (Night Four)
Swift cobbled together a delightfully unique collaboration for her fourth night at Staples, welcoming Beck and St. Vincent for a performance of the former's recent single, "Dreams." The driving pop-rock cut marks a significant turn from Beck's mellow Morning Phase LP, but the musician relished sharing stadium spotlight with Swift as St. Vincent slashed away at the song's crunchy, funked-out guitar riffs. Later, Swift slowed things down with John Legend, who commandeered the pop star's piano and led the way during a stunning duet on his tear-jerking power ballad "All of Me."
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Selena Gomez, “Good For You”; Justin Timberlake, “Mirrors”; Phoebe Buffay, “Smelly Cat” in Los Angeles (Night Five)
The final night of Swift's Los Angeles stand belonged to a little-known coffeeshop singer-songwriter: Phoebe Buffay. Or rather, Lisa Kudrow, who reprised her Friends role for a performance of Buffay's beloved Central Perk smash, "Smelly Cat."
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The night also featured two slightly more well-known musicians: Selena Gomez, who stopped by for a rousing rendition of her tortured slow jam "Good for You," and Justin Timberlake, who took the stage for his devotional paean "Mirrors."
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Omi, “Cheerleader”; Avril Lavigne, “Complicated” in San Diego
Swift did not slow down after her five-night L.A. takeover. Three days after her final Staples Center gig, and a few hours south on Interstate 5 in San Diego, she brought out Omi for another summer 2015 anthem, "Cheerleader." Swift also invited Avril Lavigne up for a performance of her 2002 breakout hit "Complicated," a still perfectly pained jam that proves the cup of teen angst will never run dry.
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Wiz Khalifa, “See You Again” in Houston
The 1989 tour settled into its fourth month, and the final weeks of summer, in Houston. Swift once again surprised her fans with another recent ubiquitous hit, calling to the stage Wiz Khalifa, who helmed his Furious 7 hip-hop power ballad, "See You Again." Swift dutifully stood in for the song's co-writer, Charlie Puth, belting the aching, striving chorus he sings on record.
The Band Perry, “If I Die Young” in Indianapolis
Swift offered another nod to her roots in Indianapolis, strapping on a sparkling acoustic guitar and joining the Band Perry for a rousing rendition of their hit "If I Die Young." The song's delicate instrumentals and musings might seem out of place for a massive pop production like the 1989 tour, but Swift and the Band Perry deftly reconstructed the track as a stadium-sized tearjerker.
Echosmith, “Cool Kids” in Columbus, OH
Echosmith singer Sydney Sierota earned the unique distinction of being the only performer to take the stage twice, in two different cities on the 1989 tour (save Uzo Aduba, who performed one night, and strutted the stage during "Style" the other). Sierota re-teamed with Swift in Columbus, Ohio, several months after her initial cameo in Philadelphia, delivering another infectious rendition of Echosmith's breakout hit, "Cool Kids."
Dierks Bentley, “Every Mile a Memory” in Kansas City, MO
Swift kept the country vibes going in Kansas City, welcoming Dierks Bentley to the 1989 party to breeze through his 2006 hit "Every Mile a Memory." Bentley and Swift traded lines and coalesced for harmonies, switching up the lyrics — "Red sun down, over a Kansas City sky," Swift bellowed — for some perfectly acceptable pandering to the hometown crowd.
Steven Tyler, “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing”; Kelsea Ballerini, “Love Me Like You Mean It”; Alison Krauss, “When You Say Nothing at All” in Nashville (Night One)
With country clearly on her mind, Swift was did not disappoint the Music City crowd at her highly anticipated homecoming concerts in Nashville. On night one, Swift proved she's still tapped into the country world with a rousing duet on "Love Me Like You Mean It" with rising singer Kelsea Ballerini. But she also paid tribute to vaunted veteran Alison Krauss with a performance of the musician's 2002 track "When You Say Nothing at All." For good measure, Swift also welcomed recent Nashville transplant Steven Tyler, who helped her belt Aerosmith's endlessly eye-watering Armageddon anthem, "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing."
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Mick Jagger, “Satisfaction”; Leona Lewis, “Bleeding Love” in Nashville (Night Two)
Swift switched musical directions during her second night in Nashville, but her guests were far from disappointing. The star first welcomed Leona Lewis for a performance of Lewis' devastating 2007 ballad "Bleeding Love." Then Swift served up one of her biggest surprises of the 1989 tour so far: Mick Jagger, who peacocked on stage for "Satisfaction" — much to the delight of one grandma in particular .
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Nelly, “The Fix” and “Hot in Herre” in St. Louis
Hometown hero Nelly served up a double shot during his appearance in St. Louis , first pairing with Swift for a duet of his sultry, Marvin Gaye–sampling new single, "The Fix." But the house truly came down during "Hot in Herre," which featured an appearance from Haim, who closed out their run as 1989 tour openers that night. While Nelly breezed through the 2002 hit, the sister act and Swift dished out the indelible hook and some expertly choreographed dance moves.
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Keith Urban, “John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16” and “Somebody Like You” in Toronto (Night One)
Keith Urban joined Swift at her first show in Toronto, proving country that clicks both Down Under and up in the Great White North. The pair teamed up for two performances, first kicking out Urban's latest single, "John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16," which they followed with the musician's 2002 Number One "Somebody Like You."
Charli XCX, “Boom Clap” in Toronto (Night Two)
Despite canceling some tour dates this summer so she could focus on new music, Charli XCX gladly hopped back onstage with Swift at her second concert in Toronto. The pair took a shot at pure pop perfection and easily hit the mark with a bombastic rendition of XCX's 2014 smash "Boom Clap."
Ellie Goulding, “Love Me Like You Do” in Arlington, TX
Swift has enlisted Ellie Goulding to surprise her audiences on previous tours, so it's no surprise that the British singer eventually took the stage when her path crossed with the 1989 tour. The pair tackled "Love Me Like You Do," Goulding's summer hit from the Fifty Shades of Grey soundtrack , belting its indelible, amorous hook over a chorus of bombastic synths.
Miranda Lambert, “Little Red Wagon” in Greensboro, NC
Swift delivered another country hit in the midst of her pop bonanza, welcoming bona fide badass Miranda Lambert to the stage to perform her killer Platinum single "Little Red Wagon." Swift looked happy to let Lambert take lead on the fierce track. She jumped in with some of her own backyard swagger but primarily sat back and marveled as one of country's contemporary masters did what she does best.
Tove Lo, “Talking Body” in Atlanta
Swift is well aware of the unique knack Swedes have for making killer pop, having worked extensively in recent years with Stockholm-based mastermind Max Martin. In Atlanta, Swift welcomed another Swedish star in her own right , burgeoning synth-pop singer-songwriter Tove Lo, who had the crowd howling with a performance of her sensual, slow-burning "Talking Body."
Pitbull, “Give Me Everything”; Ricky Martin, “Livin’ La Vida Loca” in Miami
Swift took her talents to South Beach for the penultimate show of her North American trek, doing everything to delight the hometown crowd short of bringing out Will Smith for "Miami." First, NBA star Dwyane Wade presented Swift with her own Miami Heat jersey — number 13, of course — and soon after, the pop star was joined by Miami native Pitbull for a performance of "Give Me Everything." Saving the best for last, Swift welcomed Ricky Martin, who came out to a frenzied crowd and the still-transcendent opening horn riff of his 1999 hit "Livin' La Vida Loca."
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How to Recreate Taylor Swift's Outfits From The Eras Tour
The Eras Tour has finally arrived!! After a *long wait (seriously, it felt like forever), Taylor Swift kicked off the U.S. leg of The Eras Tour in Glendale, Arizona on Friday, March 17 and it was just as epic as we hoped.
The 52-show tour will include performances from Haim, Phoeber Bridgers, Paramore, GAYLE, MUNA, Gracie Abrams, girl in red, and beabadoobee (depending on which show you attend).
Of course, the outfits are nothing less than stunning. Many of them paid homage to the outfits she wore during the original tours with an updated, modern twist.
From what we know so far, all of the looks were custom-designed for Taylor by brands like Roberto Cavalli, Versace, and Alberta Ferretti.
It looks like she also has multiple outfits for each section so expect to see her mixing it up throughout the tour.
Huge shoutout to the blog Taylor Swift Style founder Sarah Kucharski, who somehow managed to find all the info for these looks *and* find it at lightning speed ( she also recently announced a book deal so mark your calendars!).
Below, check out all of Taylor Swift’s outfits from the Eras Tour — and how you can recreate them for yourself
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‘Lover’ Section: ‘Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince’, ‘Cruel Summer’, ‘You Need to Calm Down’, ‘Lover’, ‘The Archer’
For the Lovers section of the tour, Taylor Swift wore a custom Versace Sequin Bodysuit and custom Christian Louboutin Silver Sequin Knee-Hight Boots ( these Betsey Johnson boots are a perfect dupe — check them out below).
Performing ‘The Man’
For ‘The Man’, Taylor Swift added a custom Versace Silver Sequin Double-Breasted Blazer to the outfit (get your own silver sequin blazer here or below).
‘Fearless’ Section: ‘Fearless’, ‘You Belong to Me’, ‘Love Story’
To perform her songs from Fearless , Taylor Swift rocked a gorgeous Custom Roberto Cavalli Gold Sequin Fringe Mini Dress and Christian Louboutin Silver Sequin Boots. It’s giving us major flashbacks to the ombre gold fringe dress she wore during her original Speak Now tour. (You can get get a similar affordable dress here or a high-end version below.)
For the second night of The Eras tour, Taylor Swift mixed it up with a custom Roberto Cavalli Gold Sequin Fringe-Trim Midi Dress for her Fearless set. Get a similar look here or below.
‘Evermore’ Section: ‘Tis the Damn Season’, ‘Willow’, ‘Marjorie’, ‘Champagne Problems’, ‘Tolerate It’
For her evermore set, Taylor Swift wore a custom Etro Orange Ruffle Maxi Dress and a dark green velvet cape — the latter of which she took off after performing “Willow.” You can recreate the look with this Amazon Dress here or below.
‘Reputation’ Section: ‘…Ready For It?’, ‘Delicate’, ‘Don’t Blame Me’, ‘Look What You Made Me Do’
Taylor Swift wore a custom Roberto Cavalli Black Snake Embellished One Sleeve One Leg Jumpsuit for her Reputation set. This one is near impossible to replicate but you can get a black one-legged jumpsuit below.
Performing ‘Enchanted’
While performing “Enchanted”, Taylor Swift wore a stunning custom Nicole + Felicia Couture Sequin Ballgown. This is another that’s hard to replicate but the below gown has a similar aesthetic.
Performing ’22’
Taylor Swift updated her iconic t-shirt from the “22” music video with this “Who’s Taylor Swift Anyway? Ew.” T-shirt. You can get a replica of the t-shirt here or below.
She also rocked a version of the t-shirt that said, “A Lot Going On At the Moment,” which you can get here .
‘Red’ Section: ‘You Are Never Ever Getting Back Together’ and ‘I Knew You Were Trouble’
For the rest of the Red set, she rocked a black and red ombre sequin bodysuit. Yet another outfit that’s so unique it’s difficult to recreate! But we’re loving this Nasty Gal mini dress as a substitute.
Performing ‘All Too Well (10 Minute Version)’
She later added a red and black sequin ombre coat to perform “ All Too Well (10 Minute Version) “. This sequin midi coat is the perfect alternative.
‘Folklore’ Section: ‘Invisible String’, ‘Betty’, ‘The Last Great American Dynasty’, ‘August’, ‘Illicit Affairs’, ‘My Tears Ricochet’, ‘Cardigan’
On the first night of the tour, Taylor Swift wore a custom Alberta Ferretti Purple Pink Flowy Chiffon Maxi Dress for her folklore section. This ASOS Dress is giving us similar vibes (see below).
On night two, Taylor Swift switched it up with a custom Alberta Ferretti Off-White Ruffle Tiered Flowing Maxi Dress (get a similar look with this Free People Maxi Dress below).
‘1989’ Section: ‘Style’, ‘Blank Space’, ‘Shake It Off’, ‘Wildest Dreams’, ‘Bad Blood’
On the first night of her tour, Taylor Swift wore a custom Roberto Cavalli Pink Fringe Two-Piece Set With a Crop Top and Mini Skirt during her 1989 set. This was 100% a throwback to her original 1989 era, when she wore a ton of matching crop top and mini skirt sets, especially while on tour.
It’s obviously impossible to duplicate this look but this Nasty Gal Pink Sequin Fringe Crop Top and matching Pink Sequin Mini Skirt will have to do the trick.
For the second night, Taylor Swift traded in her pink two-piece set for the same set in green, also designed by Roberto Cavalli. We found a pretty cute set by Nasty Gal to help you recreate the look.
Performing ‘Tim McGraw’ and ‘Mirrorball’
On the first night of the tour, Taylor Swift wore a magenta ruffle tiered gown to perform acoustic versions of “Mirrorball” and “Tim McGraw.” We’re loving this Mac Duggal Gown as a dupe for Taylor’s dress.
Performing ‘State of Grace’ and ‘Mirrorball’ (Version 2)
For night two, Taylor Swift opted for a green ruffle tiered gown instead and switched out “Tim McGraw” for “State of Grace.” This green ruffled dress is a great way to recreate the look.
Performing ‘Lavender Haze’
While performing “ Lavender Haze “, Taylor Swift wore a custom Oscar de la Renta Purple Fur Coat, which she later removed for the rest of the Midnights section. Get the look with this LaMarque Purple Fur Coat .
Performing ‘Anti-Hero’
After taking off the coat, Taylor Swift rocked a custom Oscar de la Renta Silver Sequin T-Shirt Dress with Christian Louboutin Sequin Tall Boots to perform “Anti-Hero”. Recreate the look with this Betsey Johnson Silver Sequin T-Shirt Dress and these Ellie Shoes Black Sequin Tall Boots .
‘Midnights’ Section: ‘Midnight Rain’, ‘Vigilante Shit’, ‘Bejeweled’, ‘Mastermind’
For the majority of her Midnights section, Taylor Swift wore a custom Oscar de la Renta Purple Sequin Fringe Bodysuit and Christian Louboutin Dark Purple Sequin Tall Boots.
Performing ‘Karma’
For her performance of “Karma”, Taylor Swift added an Oscar de la Renta Dark Purple Sequin Fringe Jacket. Get your own sequin fringe jacket below.
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Taylor Swift’s ‘1989’ Era Style: Bright Colors, Shimmery Sequins and Strappy Heels
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As Taylor Swift performed her final show of The Eras Tour U.S. leg, she made a special announcement about her newest re-recording.
The star let her fans know that “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” would be available on October 27, a re-recorded version of her pop album “1989” from 2014. The new album will be released exactly 9 years after the first came out.
Much like with her previous work, Swift changed her style along with the new era. She cut her hair into a bob and hit the stage wearing sparkly two-piece sets and skater skirts with strappy heels and ankle booties. On the red carpet , she wore an array of styles from jumpsuits to high-low dresses. Click through to see some of the more memorable looks of Swift’s style from 2014-2016, otherwise known as her “1989” era.
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Taylor Swift has officially entered her next era with a new style to match. On Sunday, the pop star ditched her all-black outfits and snakeskin evocative of her Reputation days for an entirely 1989 -coded look while stepping out for a day date with her boyfriend, Travis Kelce .
Swift and Kelce grabbed lunch al fresco at Nobu in Malibu and were later spotted leaving the restaurant hand-in-hand while sporting coordinating casual outfits. For her part, Swift slipped on a preppy pleated miniskirt that was similar to the ones she used to wear on repeat back in 2014 when her 1989 album was first released (see photos here) .
To jog your memory, perhaps you'll remember a certain paparazzi shot of Swift exiting her apartment in a plaid skirt and heeled Oxfords with her cat in tow?
Well, this time around, the "Cruel Summer" singer paired her khaki micro-mini with a baby blue crewneck sweater and brown suede loafers and accessorized with a leather shoulder bag and tortoiseshell sunglasses. She wore her blonde hair down in loose waves with forehead-grazing fringe and swapped her signature red lip for a subdued pink shade.
Meanwhile, Kelce wore black joggers with matching Nike sneakers and a cream-colored sweater. He finished off his laid-back look with a white baseball cap and a gold wristwatch.
Swelce's latest outing comes days after they reportedly took a trip to the Bahamas together. “They vacationed in the Bahamas for several days," a source told People . "It was a much-needed break for both of them. They very much enjoyed it. They are so happy together.”
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10 Genius Dupes For Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Outfits
Find a similar look to *that* Versace bodysuit.
Whether you’re attending a show or are following along on TikTok, it’s probably safe to say that you’ve fallen in love with Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour outfits. Although you may not be able to get the exact looks she rocks during her shows, you can come close to recreating the ‘fits with some solid dupes.
With the Eras Tour predicted to gross $1.6 billion, according to CBS News , you can imagine the options were limitless when it came to Swift’s outfits. But if you don’t have the budget for Louboutin heels or custom-made rhinestone Versace bodysuits, there are still plenty of ways to ball on a budget and represent your favorite era.
Below, find ways to replicate 10 Eras Tour outfits. And even if you aren’t attending the concert, these looks are fun to recreate for a Swift-themed party or tailgating outside the concert venue.
1. Lover Era Tour Outfit Dupes
Taylor starts the show off with the Lover Era in a custom-made rhinestone bodysuit by Versace. She also wore a silver, sparkly oversized Versace blazer with tall, silver rhinestone boots by Christian Louboutin for a different outfit. Below, these glittery boots from Amazon go with both the bodysuit and blazer — a two-for-one Lover deal.
Lover Outfits
2. Fearless Era Tour Outfit Dupes
The Fearless Era brings all the nostalgia, as the album came out in 2008. Taylor dresses in gold and, of course, sparkles, for the era, showcasing this Roberto Cavalli fringe dress. The gold Louboutin boots, too? Amazing! These dupes are both from Amazon and nearly identical to Taylor’s.
Fearless Outfits
3. Evermore Era Tour Outfit Dupes
Evermore is one of Swift’s more recent albums, it came out before Midnights (not counting her re-recorded albums). This era is whimsical meets boho, and Swift’s outfits are stunning and perfectly fitting for the theme. She wears a custom-made Etro mustard dress with florals. It’s unclear how much Swift spent on all of her tour outfits; however, Etro’s most expensive dress, which is ready-to-wear, retails for $14,000 . This dupe from Forever 21 is close to the Etro look, with almost the exact same color and boho vibe.
4 . Reputation Era Tour Outfit Dupes
Swift did not come to play with her Reputation album. And her outfit, also by Roberto Cavalli, did not disappoint either. The album is known for its grunge feel and dark lyrics, and snakes tend to be the album’s mascot. This outfit requires some DIY work, but it’s as simple as ironing on some patches. This $41 jumpsuit dupe from Pretty Little Thing even has the bare arm feature, like Swift’s.
Reputation Outfits
5. Speak Now Era Tour Outfit Dupes
The only Speak Now song on the setlist is “Enchanted,” one of the most beloved songs among Swifties. During this performance, she wears three different gowns by Nicole + Felicia, Zuhair Murad, and Elie Saab. This ethereal set features purples, champagne, pinks, and glitter. If you’re searching for a Swift-inspired gown, all three of these dupes are under $100.
Speak Now Outfits
6. Red Era Tour Outfit Dupes
Swift re-recorded her Red album and released it in November 2021. The album features “All Too Well: 10 Minute Version,” which is probably the song fans anticipate hearing the most on this tour.
Swift wears a graphic tee during this era, with her classic saying, “A lot going on at the moment.” She gives all the nostalgia with her black hat, a staple she repeatedly wore when her original Red album was released in 2012.
As for dupes, there are dozens of graphic tees on Etsy with this saying, and you can find the red blazer and hat on Amazon. The black glittery bodysuit dupe from Cider can be re-worn during a night out, and the matching shorts go perfectly.
Red Outfits
7. Folklore Era Tour Outfit Dupes
Folklore was released shortly before Evermore in 2020. For this era, Swift rotates between three stunning Alberta Ferretti dresses, all flowy and long: one purple, one green, and one cream/ivory. The dresses were custom-made for Swift, and beautifully represent the Folklore album. These dupes below all have that whimsical, flowy style to them, with draped or loose sleeves.
Folklore Outfits
8. 1989 Era Tour Outfit Dupes
Some of Swift’s most popular singles come from 1989 , including “Shake It Off” and “Blank Space.” During this era on tour, she’s worn two different (but nearly identical) jeweled two-piece sets, one in magenta and one in green, by Roberto Cavalli. The jeweled top below, a dupe from Amazon, has the perfect colors to represent the album, and the tassel skirt is only $16.
1989 Outfits
9. Acoustic Era Tour Outfit Dupes
At each show, Swift has an acoustic segment, featuring two “surprise” songs that can be from any era. These songs have never been performed live on previous tours, and for some fans, this is the part of the tour they’re most excited about. For her acoustic performances, she rotates between a green, yellow, and burgundy long, flowy, ruffled dress by Jessica Jones. These dupes below both feature the tiered, ruffle style, both from Lulus for under $100.
Suprise Song Outfits
10. Midnights Era Era Tour Outfit Dupes
Last, but certainly not least, is the Midnights Era. Midnights is Swift’s most recent album, which came out in October 2022. She wears outfits made by Oscar De La Renta, including a navy blue and black rhinestone bodysuit and an iridescent, crystal dress. The bodysuit comprises 5,300 crystals and beads, each hand-sewn. While these dupes don’t have 5,300 crystals, they do look pretty close to the original looks.
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100+ Taylor Swift Eras Tour Outfit Ideas + What to Wear to A Taylor Swift Concert!
Updated: Jan 17
It's been a long time coming but.... it's been a crazy few years for miss Taylor Swift. She's dropped hint after hint, easter egg after easter egg, song after song, music video after music video!! She's truly a great entertainer and artist, and genuinely one of my favorite musicians to fangirl over.
I got tickets to Taylor Swift's Era's tour, and am trying to decide what era I should go as. . I can't wait to see what Taylor Swift's concert outfits are for this tour!
What do I wear to a Taylor Swift concert? Especially to the Eras tour?
Attendees are planning to wear outfits inspired by their favorite Taylor Swift era. There are ten eras total: Taylor Swift (Self-Titled), Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989, Reputation, Lover, Folklore, Evermore, and Midnights. Each era has its own vibe, color aesthetic, and specific pieces Taylor wore during those periods. For example, Reputation is an absolute classic, with snake print, black leather, and tons of sass. Or maybe the Red era? I mean, that one IS my favorite Taylor Swift album. Come as a sad autumn girl with a red scarf, black high-waisted shorts and oxfords— that's definitely a vibe.
But as I was thinking through this, I thought maybe I could make mood boards and help others find the perfect Taylor Swift outfits from amazon to wear to Taylor Swift's concert on her The Eras Tour! I assure you, while putting this list together, with each era I worked on I listened to the album ;) Guaranteed inspiration!
Because of each stadium's bag policy, concert-goers need to bring a clear see-through bag to the venue. Here are a few realyl cute ones I've found. The first is pretty simple, but you can find clear bags that are really stylized to fit your eras tour outfit!
I'm also seeing a lot of people at Taylor Swift's concerts wearing body glitter and hair gems! Here are some options online that are great for doing glitzy hair and makeup the day of the Eras tour concert. The hair gem style has been SUPER popular, and you'll find a lot of other gals at the tour that are rocking similar!
To start off, here are a few pieces that would be good for any of her eras. Concert attendees are wearing "Friendship Bracelets" (a nod to the song You're On Your Own Kid), and the era's charm bracelet as well, which are both available on Amazon!
Jump to Each Taylor Swift Era
If you click on each link, it'll jump to each era and has Taylor Swift eras tour outfit ideas for each. I'll even include items you can buy that fit into each outfit!
🦋 👢 Taylor Swift Era outfit ideas
💛 ✨ Fearless Era (Plus Taylor's Version) outfit ideas
✨ 💜 Speak Now Era (Plus Taylor's Version) outfit ideas
🧣 🍁 Red Era (Plus Taylor's Version) outfit ideas
🕶️ 🗽 1989 Era (Plus Taylor's Version) outfit ideas
🐍 🖤 Reputation Era outfit ideas
💘 💋 Lover Era outfit ideas
🌲🧺 Folklore Era outfit ideas
🌿 🍾 Evermore Era outfit ideas
🕰️ 🌙 Midnights Era outfit ideas
NEW UPDATE! Taylor Swift's Eras Tour stage outfits
Taylor Swift Debut Era
T-Swift's self-titled album is a classic, with songs like "Picture to Burn", "Stay Beautiful", and "Should've Said No". With so many Taylor Swift album era options, this one will surely stand out and be super identifiable.
Taylor Swift's debut album is a whimsical journey through the enchanting world of teenage dreams and heartaches. Bursting with charm and a sprinkle of country sweetness, the album encapsulates the essence of Taylor's early years as a rising star. The aesthetic is like a vintage photo album, filled with snapshots of innocent crushes, teardrop-stained diaries, and the magic of first loves. The vibe is undeniably cute, as Taylor's relatable lyrics and catchy melodies transport you to a world where love letters are written in glittery pens, and every emotion is felt with an extra touch of sparkle. It's a musical hug from the past that leaves you with a warm, fuzzy feeling and a desire to dance around your room like no one's watching.
How to dress in Taylor Swift (Self-Titled) era outfits
When you want to dress like the self-titled Taylor Swift album, you've got to transport yourself back to good ol' 2006! That means low rise flare jeans, floral dresses, and plenty of cowgirl boots. Taylor's look back then involved more soft, butterfly-like looks that harken back to her country roots.
The Taylor Swift Debut vibe: Teals, greens, butterfly, cowgirl, floral, low rise jeans, and flannels.
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Moving onto Taylor Swift's sophomore album, Fearless...
Fearless Era (Plus Taylor's Version)
Fearless is when Taylor Swift really started to gain speed in the music industry, and the era evokes an true nostalgia for the early Tay years!
Taylor Swift's "Fearless" album, both the original and Taylor's version, exude a timeless charm that feels like a musical hug from a dear friend. The aesthetic is a blend of sunlit fields and starlit nights, capturing the essence of young love and fearless adventures. With a dash of country twang and a sprinkle of pop magic, the album's vibe is irresistibly cute, much like a handwritten love letter sealed with a kiss. Taylor's reimagined version adds an extra layer of nostalgia, like finding a cherished childhood toy in the attic. It's a journey back to a place where heartbreaks were mended with laughter, and every melody carried the promise of a new beginning. The vibe is like a cozy sweater, warm and comforting, inviting you to relive those moments and create new memories with the same wide-eyed wonder.
How to dress in Taylor Swift Fearless era outfits
She loves sparkly dresses. Always has, always will. But this was the first era to REALLY bring that to the forefront. Soft whimsical touches, earthy kind of feelings, with a little bit of edginess.
The Taylor Swift Fearless vibe: Golds, sparkly dresses, fairy-tale fluff, elastic headbands, cowgirl boots, and boho.
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Next up is Taylor Swift's third album, Speak Now! You can get inspired by the original Speak Now era, or the new Taylor's Version.
Speak Now Era
A fairytale in a nutshell, Speak Now era is like a sparkly purple dream.
Taylor Swift's "Speak Now" album is a whimsical fairy tale spun with the threads of love, courage, and a sprinkle of daydream magic. The aesthetic is like a storybook come to life, filled with enchanted forests and castle walls where Taylor fearlessly takes center stage. The vibe is both daring and adorable, as if each song were a secret whispered in a moonlit garden. With a blend of country roots and pop melodies, the album dances through the pages of a romantic novel, where every chorus is a chapter and every bridge a thrilling plot twist. It's a musical adventure that invites you to join Taylor in a world where love conquers all, and each note is a charming invitation to step into a dreamscape where happily ever afters are set to a delightful melody.
How to dress in Taylor Swift Speak Now era outfits
I tapped into a few iconic Taylor Swift outfits from the Speak Now era, which welcomed in her love for oxfords, vintage pieces, and an overall romantic take on everything. Finding the perfect halter purple dress from Speak Now era is ESSENTIAL. I've added the one I found below!
The Taylor Swift Speak Now vibe: Purple EVERYTHING, the number 13, slouchy beanies, flannels, twee Oxford heels, whimsical dresses, and revenge. Lots of revenge.
Here are some more modern versions of the Speak Now era (now with Taylor's Version!!)
Next is my FAVORITE era, the RED era!
Red Era (Plus Taylor's Version)
Arguably the best Taylor Swift album, hands down. RED is my personal favorite from her discography, mostly because this is the era where I because a HUGE Taylor Swift fan, rather than just a casual listener. All of the raw pain and anguish in this album make this era (and the TV era!) probably what I'm going to choose for the Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour!
Taylor Swift's RED era is a sartorial symphony of passion and bold statements. The clothing aesthetic is a captivating blend of vintage glamour and modern sophistication, reflecting the album's emotional rollercoaster. Taylor dons iconic red dresses that symbolize both heartbreak and empowerment, showcasing her fearless style evolution. Picture timeless silhouettes, chic high-waisted shorts, and classic red lips that become a signature touch. The vibe is a mix of retro vibes and contemporary chic, with Taylor effortlessly balancing elegance and edge. From the glitzy red-carpet gowns to the laid-back yet stylish streetwear, every outfit in the RED era tells a story of self-discovery and resilience. It's a fashion journey that captures the essence of love, loss, and the vibrant hues of a life lived unapologetically.
How to dress in Taylor Swift RED era outfits
This era probably has some of the most iconic fashion moments of Taylor Swift's career. The Taylor Swift red tour outfits were amazing. The "We Are Never Ever Ever Getting Back Together" and "22" looks just scream 2012! Now ten years later in 2022, this style is still just as amazing and showstoppping... and iconically RED . Try to find a good striped shirt and some tailored high waisted shorts, and add a pair of red Keds to complete the look!
The Taylor Swift RED vibe: The color red (bright, like the original, or deep, like Taylor's Version), spectator Oxford shoes, heart sunglasses, fedora hats, high wasted shorts, and KEDS.
The "Not a lot going on at the moment" shirt is a classic for sure. You can buy it below. Also, with Taylor's new tour, she has a shirt that says "A LOT going on at the moment" too, which is featured here where I have some outfit ideas that are inspired by her concert looks from this Eras era!
During the show, Taylor gives her fedora-type hat to someone special in the audience. You can match her by wearing a black hat from her RED era!
From the RED Taylor's Version album cover, don a trench coat and a burnt Sienna newsboy cap, and the autumn leaves start to fall like pieces into place for your Taylor Swift concert outfit.
I Bet You Think About Me - Taylor Swift concert outfit idea
Something from RED Taylor's Version that is an instant showstopper: the I Bet You Think About Me outfit!
Here's where you can grab it:
Onto many people's favorite -- 1989!! This is the most recent Taylor's Version to come out. "1899 (Taylor's Version)" is not just an album; it's a captivating invitation to step into a lyrical ballroom where each song is a dance through time, and Taylor is the enchanting guide, gracefully leading us through the echoes of a century past.
A HUGE era for Taylor, commercially and her tour! She has so many fun and glitzy looks from this 1989 era. I pulled some Taylor Swift tour costumes from amazon that will make people double-take.... wait, is that Taylor Swift?? No? Shake it off!
How to dress in Taylor Swift 1989 era outfits
Be sure to wear plenty of sequins, shiny fabrics, and two-piece outfits for a true 1989 era look from Taylor Swift! Add on the quintessential white rayon-type sunglasses to look like a true 1989 fan.
The Taylor Swift 1989 vibe: Sequins! Lots of blues and silver sparkles, crop tops, white rayon sunglasses, and sparkly fringe.
One of these outfits is a callback to Taylor's look at the 2016 Grammy Awards. I think it's such a unique outfit to wear to the Era's tour, because it's not exactly a "era" look, but something SO iconic from that era! Also, can you GET more 1989 than a pair of white rayon sunglasses? They were a staple piece in Taylor Swift's 1989 era.
A callback to a Swift inside joke, the yellow "No It's Becky" shirt is available on amazon!
Seagulls everywhere, on everything. With the new 1989 Taylor's Version coming out, the coastal pale blue vibe is going to be a good choice.
If you want to be a little silly, you could come literally dressed like a seagull:
Reputation Era
This era is the most similar to my own personal style, so when I attended the Rep tour, I was living my best life!! All her songs have a pop edge to them, so make sure to dress accordingly.
How to dress in Taylor Swift Reputation era outfits
Wear as much snake print, black, fishnet, and combat-wear you can find. The more you look like a hell-raiser, the better for Taylor Swift reputation outfits. I've added in a few cool amazon t-shirts in here as well from the era!
The Taylor Swift Reputation vibe: Snake print, black sequins, camouflage print, chains, combat boots, and slicked back hair.
Much like her album cover, you can find a newspaper Reputation dress below!
Lover was all bright pink and multicolored, and it was AMAZING. The fun songs (and some deep love songs) created an incredible album from Taylor Swift.
How to dress in Taylor Swift Lover era outfits
Pink, lots of pink. Actually, all pink. Just kidding! I put together some outfit ideas that are inspired by some of her performance looks and music video outfits from the Lover era.
The Taylor Swift Lover vibe: Lots of pink, multicolor, fringe, pearls, iridescence, hearts, and sweetness all around.
Grab a hot pink jacket and pearl sunglasses to look like Taylor from "You Need to Calm Down"! Choosing to wear a pastel sky print is such a Lover look, similar to her album cover!
Check out these gorgeous Lover-esque earrings and accessories:
Just like in the "ME!" music video, you can wear a heart shaped top like Taylor for the concert.
Makeup for your Lover eras tour outfit
If you're wanting to dress up as Taylor's Lover era, it's a sweet detail to do the heart shape makeup over her eye like she does on her album cover! In order to do that, you'll need two main items: liquid latex and skin-safe pink glitter. You can find them here:
I've used the liquid latex above before and it works really well. All you'll need to do is outline the heart around your eye with the liquid latex, wait for it to get tacky, and then apply the pink glitter!
Folklore Era
If you aren't the sparkly-dress Taylor Swift fan, and want to be a sad cottage-core girl, here is your chance! This album screams alone-in-the-woods-and-in-the-feels.
How to dress in Taylor Swift Folklore era outfits
Tap into the cottage-core look and opt for some comfy sweaters, cardigans, and ditsy floral prints. I've grabbed a few items that look similar to the outfits she wore on some of her photoshoots from this era.
The Taylor Swift folklore vibe: Knit sweaters, plaid jackets, chunky boots, mushrooms, trees and a general folksy vibe.
Evermore Era
Am I crazy to say that Evermore is one of my favorite TSwift albums? It's definitely the most forgotten one, but WOW does it have some bops, both sad and lovely.
How to dress in Taylor Swift Evermore era outfits
This era was so short-lived, but it gave us some beautiful looks! An easy go-to would be the brown/orange plaid jacket from Evermore. (I've linked on similar) Also, the Willow music video is a huge inspiration for these, and other Swifties will know exactly what you're going for!
The Taylor Swift evermore vibe: Deep plaids, ethereal jewelry, greens, leather boots, turtlenecks, and flown dresses.
From the "Willow" music video, you can choose a more whimsical and fairy-like look to fit in with the Evermore era! Below you can also find a dark green velvet cape like she wears during her Evermore set at the Eras Tour!
Midnights Era
Midnights only came out a few weeks ago while I'm writing this, so I'm still reeling from this album release! I know from the second I hear "Anti-Hero" that it would be an instant classic.
How to dress in Taylor Swift Midnights era outfits
When it comes to the looks from Midnights era, they span from glitzy blue midnight dresses and plenty of sparkles, mixed with vintage looks that evoke a sense of 70s retro. Combining these all together will be the ultimate Midnights tour outfit!
The Taylor Swift Midnights vibe: Honestly, Taylor's Midnights aesthetic is all over the place, but can be boiled down to: 70s vintage, starry night, retro, oranges, blues, lavender, clocks, and anything, and I mean anything that is bejeweled.
Inspired by her 70's glam looks in much of the material for the release of her album midnights, you can don some burnt orange and corduroy and fit in well! The top and fur jacket look similar to the starry dress Taylor wore out when she was promoting "Midnights". For a more casual "Midnights" look, you can wear this sheer celestial top as well. Check out some of these that also scream "Lavender Haze"!
Where're ya going? You going out tonight? ;)
You can find a corset similar to Taylor's from her "Bejeweled" music video!
Taylor Swift's Stage Outfits
If you want to come to the concert the MOST prepared, you can dress like the current Era: the Eras era! Pretty meta, right? Here are some of the outfits that Taylor's been wearing on her tour that you can recreate in your concert outfit:
Stage outfit 1— Midnights era Lavender Haze jacket
Taylor wears a pink/lavender sparkly dress with a fun faux-fur lavender coat. You can find a super sparkly dress and add a lavender faux fur coat, and look just like Taylor!
Stage outfit 2— Evermore era pink dress
Taylor's whimsical pink dress during her Evermore era is GORGEOUS. Play up your own ethereal vibe and wear a similar dress to the Eras tour!
Stage outfit 3— Reputation era jumpsuit
Taylor wears this awesome one-legged jumpsuit with red snakes all over it. You can buy a black sparkly jumpsuit and attach red snake appliqués to create a look similar to it.
Stage outfit 4— Sparkly RED era jacket
The RED era (my favorite!) has Taylor donning a long red sparkle trench coat. You can look similar to this in either this red velvet long trench I've found, or a men's sparkly suit jacket!
Stage outfit 5— "A LOT Going On At The Moment" shirt
She's reinvented her own RED era look with a shirt that instead of saying "Not a lot going on at the moment" it says "A LOT going on at the moment"! I've found a shirt that says exactly that new phrase on Amazon. Taylor also pairs it with a pair of sparkly black bottoms and a black hat.
Stage outfit 6— 1989 era green two piece
A very Taylor typical outfit, more sparkles! And this time we're working with fun and bright green. She has a sparkle fringed two piece set on stage.
I hope you find some awesome inspiration on what to wear to Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour! See ya there :)
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Such cute outfits and a big help
Amazing! It really lifts my spirits that I've helped other Swifties find a good outfit for the Era tour. I hope your concert is epic!
This was so helpful I got so many compliments on my outfit
Yay!!!! I'm so, so glad this helped, it makes me so happy. I'm excited for my tour stop (Pittsburg!) to show off my Taylor Swift era outfit; I'm going with Red.
This is an amazing resource! I’m still looking for Red inspo. Do you have any pant/shirt ideas? I’m not into dresses that much.
Thank you so much! If I find anything worth sharing, I’ll put the links down here.
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Moscow metro tour: architectural styles of the subway.
Duration: 2 hours
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This metro tour of Russia’s capital and most populous city, Moscow, is your chance to get a unique insight into the beautiful and impressive architecture of the city's underground stations. Admire their marble walls and high ceilings representing Stalin's desire for glory after World War 2, and see first-hand how the interiors change with the rise of new political eras. Your guide will lead you through the complex network, which is one of the most heavily used rapid transit systems worldwide, with over two billion travelers in 2011.
Opened in 1935, Moscow’s underground system, now 190 miles (305 km) long with 185 stations, is today one the largest and most heavily used rapid transit systems in the world. On this Moscow metro tour, discover the impressive architecture of Moscow’s underground stations and learn how they reflect the Soviet era.
Getting around by metro, your local guide will take you through parts of Moscow’s infamous history. Stop at stations built during the time of the USSR (Soviet Union) that are praised as one of the most extravagant architectural projects from Stalin’s time. After World War 2, he was keen on establishing Stalinist architecture to represent his rising regime and a recognized empire. Learn how when his successor started the de-Stalinization of the former Soviet Union in 1953, the extravagancy of the architecture was toned down.
Discover how the unique character of each station reflected several different eras. While stations like Kievskaya and Slavyansky Bulvar have pompous halls and high stucco ceilings brimming with extravagant decorations, those built later, like Volzhskaya, are lightly adorned with sparse furnishings. Architect Alexey Dushkin and painter Alexander Deyneka were just two of the many artists who made these magnificent landmarks possible.
Revel in Moscow's glory days, as well as the years of scarcity, on this fascinating Moscow metro experience. Conclude your tour at one of the central stations in Moscow. If you're lucky, you may even find the secret entrance to the unconfirmed Metro-2, a parallel underground system used by the government -- a mystery which has neither been denied nor confirmed today.
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- Language: English
- Departure Time : 10:00 AM
- Departure Details : Karl Marks Monument on Revolution Square, metro stop: Square of Revolution
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Go beneath the streets on this tour of the spectacular, mind-bending Moscow Metro! Be awed by architecture and spot the Propaganda , then hear soviet stories from a local in the know. Finish it all up above ground, looking up to Stalins skyscrapers, and get the inside scoop on whats gone on behind those walls.
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We begin our Moscow tour beneath the city, exploring the underground palace of the Moscow Metro. From the Square of Revolution station, famous for its huge statues of soviet people (an armed soldier, a farmer with a rooster, a warrior, and more), we’ll move onto some of the most significant stations, where impressive mosaics, columns, and chandeliers will boggle your eyes! Moreover, these stations reveal a big part of soviet reality — the walls depict plenty of Propaganda , with party leaders looking down from images on the walls. Your local guide will share personal stories of his/her family from USSR times, giving you insight into Russia’s complicated past and present. Then we’re coming back up to street level, where we’ll take a break and refuel with some Russian fast food: traditional pancakes, called bliny. And then, stomachs satiated, we are ready to move forward! We’ll take the eco-friendly electric trolleybus, with a route along the Moscow Garden Ring. Used mainly by Russian babushkas(grannies) during the day, the trolleybus hits peak hours in the mornings and evenings, when many locals use it going to and from their days. Our first stop will be the Aviator’s House, one of Stalin’s Seven Sisters, followed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs — and you’ll hear the legends of what has gone on inside the walls. Throughout your Moscow tour, you’ll learn curious facts from soviet history while seeing how Russia exists now, 25 years after the USSR.
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This tour exceeded our expectations. Nikolai (Nick), our tour guide, was very knowledgeable, thorough, and has a great personality. He didn't take shortcuts and really covered everything that was on the agenda in great detail. We saw beautiful metro stations and learned the history behind them, including many of the murals and designs.
We did the tour with Anna her knowledge and understanding of the History surrounding the metro brought the tour alive. Well done Anna!
This tour was amazing!
Anna was a great tour guide. She gave us heaps of interesting information, was very friendly, and very kindly showed us how to get to our next tour.
Amazing beauty and history.
An excellent tour helped by an absolutely amazing guide. Anna gave a great insight into the history of the metro helped by additional material she had prepared.
great tour and guide - thanks again
great will do it again, Miriam ke was very good as a guide she has lived here all here life so knew every interesting detail.a good day
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Putin rounds up illegal migrants to send to the frontline in Ukraine as Vladimir exploits Moscow massacre anti-migrant backlash to find more cannon fodder
- Vladimir Putin yesterday spoke on bringing 'sphere of migration under control'
- Follows multiple arrests of Tajik nationals over Crocus Concert Hall terror attack
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Published: 11:48 EDT, 27 March 2024 | Updated: 21:50 EDT, 27 March 2024
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Vladimir Putin is rounding up illegal migrants in Russia to fuel his bloody invasion of Ukraine, just days after four Tajik nationals were charged over the Crocus terror attack in Moscow, with migrant groups left fearing bloody retaliation.
Paddy wagons sporting the National Guard insignia arrived at a vast online shopping warehouse in Elektrostal, Moscow today, where thousands of migrant workers were reportedly forced to show their documents.
Checks were carried out by armed and masked Russian guards and military enlistment officers, before at least 40 people were hauled away from the Wildberries warehouse.
More operations in kind are said to be planned, as Putin seeks more cannon fodder for his ongoing war in Ukraine.
It comes just days after the Crocus City Hall atrocity, which led to the deaths of at least 140 people after gunmen stormed a packed concert venue in the capital and indiscriminately targeted civilians before setting the building on fire.
A number of men from Tajikistan have since been detained in connection to the attacks, which have been claimed by jihadist group Islamic State.
Friday's horror attack has been linked to a rise in tensions, with the BBC today reporting an increase in beatings and racism aimed at Central Asian migrants - and the embassy of Tajikistan in Russia warning citizens not to leave their homes unless necessary.
Vehicles emblazoned with Rosgvardiya (Rosguard, the National Police) were seen outside the warehouse in Moscow as officials rounded up illegal migrants, some destined for Ukraine
Critics fear the atrocity in Moscow last week is already leading to discriminatory behaviour towards migrants living in Russia
Some of the migrants detained today will reportedly face the choice of jail or expulsion - or fighting in Ukraine for Russia.
Migrants who have been granted Russian citizenship also express fears they may be called up.
'They check who is on the side of the military, and who is evading,' one said. 'Those who evade can be taken away against their will.'
'Whoever resists is beaten with sticks by the riot police,' said another worker.
A further 38 employees of the warehouse will undergo additional checks with law enforcement to 'clarify' information gathered already, the Wildberries company told state-owned news agency RIA.
It came a day after Putin spoke on the urgency of bringing the 'migration sphere ... under control' at a meeting with the board of the Prosecutor General's Office, RIA noted.
Putin reportedly ordered that measures be handled 'professionally and competently' to 'facilitate the adoption of legal, informed and fair decisions'.
Still, critics fear the atrocity in Moscow last week is already leading to discriminatory behaviour towards migrants living in Russia.
In Novgorod region, it has been prohibited to hire foreign workers in the transport sector.
State Duma deputy Dmitry Gusev has also called for a complete 'audit' of all labour migrants living in the country - as well as those who have recently received Russian citizenship.
In Moscow, a 29-year-old woman from Yakutia was surrounded by a hostile mob on the metro and subjected to vile racist abuse.
'Get the **** out of here,' she was told - even though she is a Russian citizen.
'Russia for Russians, Moscow for Muscovites!
'Africa for blacks, cesspit for Caucasians! Hail Tesak!'
Russian President Vladimir Putin grimaces during an annual expanded Prosecutor General's Office meeting, March 26,2024, in Moscow, Russia
Checks were carried out by armed and masked Russian guards and military enlistment officers, before at least 40 people were hauled away from the Wildberries warehouse
The group reportedly ally with neo-Nazi Maxim Martsinkevich, nicknamed Tesak, meaning Machete, who died from 'asphyxia' in a Russian jail in 2020.
The scared woman said: 'It was 6.30 pm. I was waiting for the train… Very young guys…came up to me.
Putin says Moscow concert gunman were 'radical Islamists' but refuses to say they were from ISIS - as he insists the terrorists had been trying to 'flee to Ukraine'
'One of them, the most active one, took a metal bat out of his jacket and showed me.
'They surrounded me and began to humiliate me… They called me names from the platform based on my nationality and appearance.'
She said no-one came to her aid.
Two of those threatening her were detained today and face questioning.
On Telegram, migrants from Tajikistan have shared messages expressing fears the community in Russia will suffer for the Crocus attack, as reported by the BBC.
Sharing their concern over retributive attacks, one said: 'Please, God, let [the attackers] be Ukrainian instead.'
Russia's Federal Security Service, or the FSB, said it had arrested 11 people the day after the attack, including four suspected gunmen.
Moscow's Basmanny District Court identified the four suspects behind the attack as Dalerdzhon Mirzoyev, 32; Saidakrami Rachabalizoda, 30; Shamsidin Fariduni, 25; and Mukhammadsobir Faizov, 19.
The four men, identified as Tajik nationals, appeared in a Moscow court on Sunday on terrorism charges and showed signs of severe beatings.
One appeared to be barely conscious during the hearing.
The men were charged with committing a group terrorist attack resulting in the death of others. The offence carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
They were all ordered to be held in pre-trial custody until May 22.
Mirzoyev and Rachabalizoda admitted guilt after being charged, according to AP, citing court officials.
A view of the burned Crocus City Hall concert venue following a terrorist attack, March 25
So far, 140 people have died and the death toll is expected to rise
The terrorists who carried out the attack have all been detained and charged with terrorism
All four of them have been beaten and tortured by Russian security forces
While Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack, President Vladimir Putin has said the four men were arrested while trying to flee to Ukraine.
Kyiv denies any connection to the attack.
READ MORE: Blundering Belarus dictator Lukashenko destroys Putin's evidence that Zelensky was behind ISIS attack by revealing the terrorists first tried to flee to HIS country, not Ukraine
Putin has made no reference to ISIS' claims.
US intelligence also said after the attack it had information confirming ISIS was responsible for the attack.
Yesterday, head of Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) Alexander Bortnikov bizarrely pinned blame on the United States, Britain and Ukraine.
Speaking after the meeting with the board of the Prosecutor General's Office, he was asked whether the US, Britain and Ukraine were behind the terrorist attack, according to Russian news agency TASS .
'We believe that this is true. In any case, we are now talking about the factual information we have. This is general information, but they have a long record of this sort.'
'What is [Ukraine] expected to do to demonstrate its capability? It is expected to carry out sabotage and terrorist acts in the rear,' he continued.
'This is what both the chiefs of Ukraine's special services and the British special services are aiming at. US special services have repeatedly mentioned this, too.'
The Crocus Concert Hall was attacked by armed gunmen on March 22, when terrorists opened fire on civilians and set the auditorium on fire in Russia's deadliest attack in 20 years.
According to the latest data, 140 people have been confirmed dead as a result of the attack, the most recent dying in hospital today.
A total of 80 people injured in the attack remain hospitalized, the official added, and 205 others have sought outpatient medical assistance.
The Moscow Times reported today as many as 360 had been injured in the attack.
Three days before the attack, Putin denounced the U.S. Embassy's March 7 notice urging Americans to avoid crowds in Moscow , including concerts, calling it an attempt to frighten Russians and 'blackmail' the Kremlin ahead of the presidential election.
After Britain echoed the notice, Kremlin mouthpieces accused both of 'complicity' if terrorists did hit Moscow.
A view shows the burning Crocus City Hall concert hall following the shooting incident in Krasnogorsk, outside Moscow, on March 22, 2024
ISIS' news agency Amaq released sickening a 90-second selfie video of the attack that is too graphic for MailOnline to share
The news of a terror warning on March 7 came only hours after the FSB claimed to have thwarted an ISIS plot to slaughter Jews in a Moscow synagogue.
It was unclear whether the events are linked.
According to the FSB, a large cache of weapons and bomb parts were found during a raid on an Islamic State cell in Kaluga, southwest of the capital.
Russian state media reported militants had been gearing up to shoot Jewish worshippers at a synagogue in the capital before security officials stormed the premises and gunned them down.
'While being arrested, the terrorists put up armed resistance to the Russian FSB officers, and as a result were neutralised by return fire,' the Russian state-owned TASS news agency quoted the security service as saying in a statement.
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