If there’s one thing you can always be sure of, it is that Taylor Alison Swift will never disappoint. The Eras Tour might just be the event of the year, with Swifties all around the world joining together to pay homage to the star’s ground-breaking career. Each night is a dazzling celebration of music, passion and unadulterated joy – but also, undeniably, a spectacular display of fashion, with each show becoming a Met Gala of its own as fans rush to dress up for the once-in-a-lifetime experience. 

At the front-and-centre of it all, where the spotlights convene, is Taylor Swift herself, having worn over 40 outfits throughout the course of the tour. The 21st century pop icon has built an indestructible empire since the beginning of her musical journey at age 14, so what better runway for her than the stage itself? From enchanted gowns to bejewelled bodysuits, Taylor Swift once again proves that she is never going out of style.

The Lover Era

Ladies and gentlemen, will you please stand in a moment of appreciation for these jaw-dropping looks?

Taylor opens with “Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince” in a gorgeous custom Versace bodysuit. The bodysuit is styled with a pair of studded, knee-high boots from Christian Louboutin, who is the sole footwear provider for the entire tour. The blue, pink and purple gems are a vibrant rendition of the pastel-hued album artwork for Lover, and she even occasionally adds a different Versace necklace to each ensemble for that extra flair. On some nights, this bodysuit is swapped out for similar ones in blue and gold, or with extravagant purple fringe tassels and beading.

For “The Man”, Taylor shrugs on a sparkly silver or black pinstripe blazer, also Versace, to create a sharper look, kicking her feet up in a laid-back posture to give us a glimpse of Christian Louboutin’s signature red bottoms. To say we are obsessed would be the understatement of the century. 

The Fearless Era

Taylor dances in a storm in her best dress for the Fearless era, wearing a gold-toned custom Roberto Cavalli piece with shimmering fringes that ripples alongside her every movement.

Two other versions of the dress are embellished with Swarovski crystals, and their silver fringes shift and sway as she moves around the stage, with her bedazzled guitar completing the look to perfection. It’s a love story, indeed, between the audience and this stunning outfit.

The Evermore Era

Accompanied by a backdrop of lush greenery, Taylor channels cottage-fairy-core with a custom mustard Etro dress that sways like a willow in the wind for her Evermore set. 

An alternate look of this segment has been another Etro dress in a bronzed burgundy colour. Abandoning frills and gems for intricate beading and ruffled hems, the pace of the concert slows to a soothing lull as Taylor uses her best colours to paint us a portrait of melodies with her voice.

The Reputation Era

The Reputation era outfit – are you ready for it? 

Taylor brings the lavish, fiery glam back tenfold with a bold, asymmetrical custom Roberto Cavalli bodysuit that features a red snake winding down her leg. Studded with sequins, the black and red ensemble is powerful and unapologetic, and it’s a shame that “Gorgeous” didn’t make it onto the final setlist, because, well, Taylor is so gorgeous that it actually hurts.

The Speak Now Era

This night is sparkling, and so is Taylor as she leaves us wonderstruck in an assortment of sweeping floor-length gowns for the Speak Now segment of the concert. 

Some nights, she wears a Zuhair Murad custom gown that resembles a pink supernova with its glittering embellishments; other nights, she dons a Nicole + Felicia bespoke gown adorned with gold sparkles. She has also worn two other Nicole + Felicia gowns, one sparkly and blue, the other layered with varying shades of purple that are a nod to the Speak Now album’s iconic cover graphic.

Two haute couture dresses from Elie Saab have been featured in this set as well, one floral-patterned and taken straight from the Fall/Winter 2022 runway, and another an extravagant tulle gown in pale pink. This set has seen the most variation in outfit, but one thing stays consistent every night: each gown is sure to have you absolutely enchanted.

The Red Era

Everything from this set is custom Ashish, who designed Taylor’s iconic “Not a lot going on at the moment” graphic t-shirt in her “22” music video. The singer transports us back to her “22” days in a similar T-shirt that now says “A lot going on at the moment”, a look she completes with a black fedora from Gladys Tamez. On a different night, the shirt reads “Who’s Taylor Swift anyway? Ew.”, referencing the lyrics from the song; on another, it reads “We are never getting back together, like ever.”.

For “I Knew You Were Trouble”, she removes the shirt to reveal a sparkling red and black ombré romper underneath, and she puts on a floor-length overcoat of a similar design to sing the 10-minute version of “All Too Well”. The look is paired with a red guitar — an outfit so striking that you, too, are sure to remember it all too well.

The Folklore Era

To bring the soft, rustic sound of this era to life, Taylor dons several flowing pieces from Alberta Ferretti.

First is a lilac dress, with chiffon ruffles and flared sleeves, that sways with every movement. Another, coming in off-white, is the embodiment of grace with its crystal embroidery and layered drapes.