Dive into Taylor Swift’s Era’s Tour Outfits

Taylor Swift has brought her record-breaking Eras Tour to Europe. Kicking off the European leg in Paris, the superstar debuted new costumes along with a brand new era and an edited set list to boot.

Lover

Swift took to the stage in a custom Atelier Versace crystal bodysuit, intricately embroidered and sparkling with a gradient of sequins in vibrant shades of orange. Transitioning seamlessly into The Man, she added a double-breasted blazer, adorned with iridescent fuchsia crystals and silver Medusa buttons, exuding confidence and power.

Fearless

In her best dress, fearless, Swift moved onto her second era in a custom Naeem Khan dress reminiscent of her Fearless tour in 2009. The silver and black beaded fringe evokes a sense of familiarity, capturing the essence of the era. Paired with a silver rhinestone embellished guitar and black sparkly boots, Swift effortlessly channels the past while commanding the present.

Previously, she has stunned in a gold fringe dress by Roberto Cavalli. Another variation of the ensemble boasts a slightly longer silhouette, adorned with gold and silver sequins in an ombré pattern.

Red

During her Red set, she debuted a new Ashish sequin T-shirt emblazoned with the words 'This Is Not Taylor’s Version.' Recreating her iconic look from her 22 music video, previous shirts have read 'Not a lot going on at the moment,' 'Who's Taylor Swift anyway? Ew.,' and 'We Are Never Getting Back Together. Like Ever.'

We also saw a slightly different red and black sequin Ashish romper for the remainder of the era. 

Speak Now

Returning to performing one song from this album, Swift wore a new long pink gown that enchanted fans.

Long Live the gold Nicole + Felicia gown, the pink Zuhair Murad ballgown, and the Elie Saab ballgown in a pale pink.

Reputation

Slithering onto stage in a Roberto Cavalli catsuit, the ensemble, adorned with an intricate pattern reminiscent of intertwining snakes and covered in black sequins that shimmered like scales, both remain unchanged and pay homage to the bodysuits she donned during her Reputation Stadium Tour.

Folklore and Evermore

Bringing together the enchanting worlds of Folklore and Evermore, Swift graced the stage in a stunning custom Alberta Ferretti dress, marking a bittersweet farewell to beloved songs such as Tolerate It and The 1. This seamless fusion of two eras symbolized a poignant reunion of the sisters, as we bid adieu to previous dresses such as the whimsical yellow Etro dress, featuring a corset top adorned with intricate beading detail down the front. She instead paired an Etro cape for her performance of Willow with the new Folklore dress. 

1989

Paying homage to her 1989 World Tour, the singer showcased a new Roberto Cavalli multicolor top and skirt, this time with mismatched shoes.

Pink and blue replaced previous pink, green, orange, and blue two-piece sets.

The Tortured Poets Department

Adding her latest album to the setlist, Swift wore custom Vivienne Westwood before stripping down to a sparkly black two-piece and gold jacket.

Acoustic Set

Performing one surprise song on guitar and another on piani, she wore a new pink dress with a high-low skirt.

Midnights

As Swift bids her audience goodnight, she graced the stage in a captivating new midnight blue and black ensemble adorned with intricate jewels, tassles, and a matching garter, adding a touch of allure to her performance. We familiarly saw her signature Oscar de la Renta crystal t-shirt and a luxurious faux fur coat from the same designer.

Previously, Swift has worn an Oscar de la Renta bodysuit reminiscent of a midnight sky, embellished with shimmering beads and crystals. Additionally, custom Zuhair Murad bodysuits have adorned Swift with their blue crystals, beaded fringes, and shimmering embellishments, each ensemble accompanied by coordinating garters, adding a hint of seduction to her stage presence.

One thing is clear: Swift continues to captivate audiences not only with her musical talent but also with her costume choices that perfectly match each era of her longstanding career.