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Taylor Swift’s Best Eras Tour Outfits: Sequin Bodysuits, Sparkling Dresses and More [Photos]

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Updated on: Jul 5, 2024 5:12 pm·

By Alyssa Norwin and Beth Shilliday

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Shake It Off

Taylor takes her style back to her 1989 era when performing the songs from her fifth album in a sparkly crop top and skirt combo. The ensemble comes in blue, pink, orange and green and she switches up the color each show.

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Changing for the Better

For the Folklore set, Taylor wears a long flowing dress, which she whips around as she makes her way across the stage for the ethereal moment. The dress has a few different versions, including this green number with sheer cutouts.

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I Like Shiny Things

The Lover set kicks off the Eras tour and Taylor wears a sparkly, colorful bodysuit for the segment. There are a few different versions of the look, but all of them include bright colors and rhinestones.

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This Night Is Sparkling

The Speak Now set only includes two songs and features Taylor looking like an absolute dream. To perform “Long Live” and “Enchanted,” she wears a poofy princess dress. There are a few different versions of the fairytale look.

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Big Reputation

There is only one Reputation outfit on the Eras tour and it is true to the album’s theme with a snake slinking down one entire side of the singer’s body. The leather look is half jumpsuit and half bodysuit.

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It’s Fearless

Taylor goes back to her country roots for the Fearless set. There are different versions of the gold fringe ensemble, which she pairs with sparkly boots.

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Midnight Rain

Taylor wears a dark blue bodysuit with sparkly fringe detail to close out the show with her Midnights set. Although there are a few variations of the ensemble, they’re all paired with sparkly blue boots.

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Lavender Haze

At the beginning of the Midnights set, the bodysuit is covered up in a sparkly T-shirt dress, which comes in a variety of colors. For the first song of the segment, “Lavender Haze,” Taylor also wears a furry jacket.

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Karma Is the Guy on the Chiefs

Taylor not only looks dazzling during the Midnights set, but she’s made a habit of changing her lyrics to “Karma” when boyfriend Travis Kelce is in the audience. Wearing a glittery jacket over her bodysuit, Taylor has sung, “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs, coming straight home to me” on multiple occasions. The first adjustment came in November 2023 during a concert in Argentina, and Taylor once again changed the lyrics for a Sydney, Australia, Eras stop.

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Beautifully Tortured

When Taylor debuted her brand-new Tortured Poets Department set in Paris on May 9, she wore a dramatic white Vivienne Westwood gown with the lyrics to “Fortnight” written across it in in elegant black cursive penmanship.

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Interlude

Before performing her last TTPD tune, “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart,” Taylor’s backup dancers peeled off her white gown to show off a glittering black bra tip and high-waisted shorts, as a long jacket with tails was added over it. The singer wore the outfit for the triumphant tune, and has changed it up, wearing versions in gold and white during other Europe tour stops.

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For Travis

When Travis attended the final night of her Paris Eras tour stop, Taylor switched up the colors of her 1989 set’s glittering crop top and miniskirt to red and gold to match the Kansas City Chiefs team colors. She also mentioned that it was her 87th show, which happens to be Travis’ jersey number.

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Made for Each Other

When Travis appeared onstage at Taylor’s Wembley Stadium show on June 23 as one of the dancers who helped with her TTPD onstage costume change, the “Karma” singer wore a bridal white top and shorts combo with a matching white jacket.

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