Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour: A Fashion Rollercoaster Ride!
Taylor Swift's Stunning Eras Tour Outfits Ranked A Fashion Journey Like No Other
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour outfits ranked
Taylor Swift has wrapped up the North and South American legs of her mind-blowing Eras Tour, leaving fashion lovers in a frenzy. With over 40 unique outfits, each representing a different album, Swift’s fashion game has been on fire. But let’s be real, not all of her choices were winners. Luckily, VoiceAngel’s music team, with their sharp tongues and impeccable taste, ranked them from worst to best. Hold tight as we take you through the highs and lows of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour fashion extravaganza!
The Fashion Hits and Misses
44. The surprise song dress in yellow
Each night, Taylor Swift wows the crowd with a surprise acoustic set and a quick change into a yellow dress. But let’s just say, this dress is way too yellow. It’s like she raided Big Bird’s closet! Who knew such a bright color could hurt our eyes?
43. The surprise song dress in green
The green surprise song dress doesn’t exactly make us green with envy. It’s not terrible, but it’s not exactly stunning either. It’s like the middle child of Taylor’s wardrobe, always overshadowed by its more glamorous siblings.
42. The surprise song dress in pink
Pink might be Taylor Swift’s color, but this surprise song dress doesn’t quite hit the mark. It’s not exactly a fashion home run, but hey, at least Swift looks good in pink!
41. The surprise song dress in blue
Swift wore blue versions of her classic tour looks when she announced “1989 (Taylor’s Version).” And this blue surprise song dress is a winner! It reminds us of Sharpay Evans singing “Bop to the Top” and takes us back to our High School Musical days.
40. The “Speak Now” ballgown that’s growing mushrooms
There are six different “Speak Now” ballgowns, but this one seems to be growing mushrooms. The flowers scattered all over the dress are flimsy and less-than-pleasant. Let’s just say, we wouldn’t mind if this dress disappeared from the tour.
39. The “Red” romper
We have to admit, Swift’s outfits during the “Red” segment didn’t slay us. But this ombre romper takes the cake for being the worst offender. It just doesn’t do anything for her.
38. The “All Too Well” jacket
Swift dons a glittery, floor-grazing jacket for her emotional performance of “All Too Well (10 Minute Version).” While it adds sophistication to the “Red” segment, it doesn’t quite match the song’s somber vibe. We preferred the sleek look she wore during her “Saturday Night Live” performance.
37. The “22” shirt
Taylor Swift pays homage to her iconic “22” music video with this shirt that comes in three versions. It may not be high-fashion, but the nostalgia factor gives it a special place in our hearts. Plus, the black bowler hat adds a touch of cuteness that Swift always shares with a lucky fan in the crowd.
36. The “Fearless” dress in gold
The mustard-yellow “Fearless” dress screams cottagecore. It’s cute, but nothing particularly special. Though we have to admit, it has grown a little dull over time. Time for a refresh, Taylor!
35. The “Fearless” dress in silver
The silver “Fearless” dress makes a nice change of pace, perfectly complementing the moody and wintery vibe of songs like “’Tis the Damn Season” and “Champagne Problems.” But those tassels still look like octopus tentacles. Cue the underwater music.
34. The cupcake-shaped “Speak Now” ballgown
This ballgown is simply too puffy! It’s like Taylor’s trying to outdo Marie Antoinette with her cake-inspired attire. But let’s not lose our heads over it and move on to the next fashion masterpiece.
33. The pink “Karma” jacket
They say “what goes around, comes around,” and Taylor Swift crafted a bright pink jacket to prove it. It might be too pink for some, but paired with her dark blue bodysuit, it creates a compelling contrast that captivates the eyes. Karma never looked so fashionable.
32. The pink-and-purple “Midnights” look
Pink and purple make a delightful duo, much like a cotton candy fantasy come to life. Swift looks stunning in this shade of pink, and the purple coat adds a touch of enchantment. It’s a match made in fashion heaven.
31. The blue-and-purple “Midnights” look
For the night she announced “Midnights,” Swift wore a blue-and-purple ensemble that perfectly captures the album’s essence. The blue reminds us of the album cover, while the purple coat and pink dress underneath create a happy marriage of colors.
30. The extra-sparkly “Midnights” look
This version of the T-shirt dress takes sparkle to another level. Multicolored gems scattered across the fabric turn Swift into a walking disco ball. The dance floor won’t be the same after she grooves to her “Midnights” hits in this dazzling attire.
29. The “Lavender Haze” look
Who needs Muppets when Taylor Swift can wear a fuzzy lavender coat that seems straight out of a fairy tale? This coat is the perfect nod to her “Lavender Haze” music video, and the opalescent T-shirt dress underneath completes the magical ensemble. And don’t worry, no Muppets were harmed in the making of this coat!
28. The blue “Karma” jacket
Blue-on-blue might be a logical combo for the closing number, but it’s also a predictable choice. Nevertheless, seeing Taylor Swift sparkle in her blue dress while belting out her hit songs is a treat for the eyes.
27. The multicolored “Karma” jacket
Unleash the fun! The multicolored fringe on this jacket adds a playful touch to Swift’s performance. It’s a fashion statement that screams, “I’m here to have a good time!”
26. The hot pink “Karma” jacket
Nothing says “confidence” like a hot pink fringe jacket. The contrast between Swift’s bright skin, dark-blue bodysuit, and the flashy hot-pink fringe is undeniably captivating. She truly knows how to turn heads!
25. The classic “Evermore” dress
The “Evermore” segment captured our hearts with its beautiful mustard-yellow dress. This cottagecore-inspired outfit is undeniably cute, but after so many shows, it’s lost a bit of its sparkle. Time to add some zest, Taylor!
24. The bronze “Evermore” dress
This deep, sparkling bronze “Evermore” dress takes us on a journey through the moody and wintery vibe of the album. It’s a nice change of pace from the usual mustard-yellow and perfectly complements songs like “’Tis the Damn Season” and “Champagne Problems.”
23. The gold “Speak Now” ballgown
The “Speak Now” ballgown is a callback to Swift’s previous tour, where she performed “Enchanted” in sparkly gowns. For the Eras Tour, she pumped up the drama with voluminous skirts and embroidered jewels. The gold version adds a touch of fairytale glamour, but it may be time to retire this extravagant prom dress.
22. The silver “Speak Now” ballgown
Silver takes the stage in the “Speak Now” ballgown, providing a lovely contrast to the purple visuals of the show. It’s subtle, elegant, and fits Swift’s enchanting performance perfectly.
21. The pink “Speak Now” ballgown
Swift wows us with her baby-pink rendition of the “Enchanted” gown. The delicate neckline and strips of sparkles resemble falling rain, adding an ethereal touch to her performance. It’s no wonder she’s a fashion icon.
20. The purple “Lover” bodysuit with tassels
The deep purple hue of the “Lover” bodysuit grabs our attention, but those tassels? They throw off the whole effect, making the bodysuit look cheaper than it is. Despite the misstep, Swift still manages to slay the stage.
19. “1989” in orange
Orange, you glad she mixed it up? The orange set might be the weakest link of the “1989” colors, but it’s a subtle nod to the rumored album, “Karma.” Plus, it reminds us of that orange paint in “The Man” music video. Taylor sure knows how to keep the fans speculating!
18. “1989” in green
Green is the new black! The “1989” green look may not be as eye-catching as pink, but it’s a color that definitely grows on you. It perfectly complements Swift’s glamor and delivers a fresh twist to the stage.
17. “1989” in pink
Hot pink takes the stage, making a bold statement during the “1989” segment. While it may not perfectly align with the album’s vibe, it pairs well with the girlish charm of “Blank Space” and the fiery passion of “Bad Blood.” Swift shows us that pink can be powerful.
16. “1989” in blue
Blue finally gets its chance to shine during the “1989” era. The glittering blue set evokes the New York City skyline that inspired Swift’s iconic pop songs. It’s like diving into an ocean of nostalgia with every note she sings.
15. The newest “Midnights” bodysuit
This latest edition of the “Midnights” bodysuit has us on the edge of our seats. Swift took a daring approach, adding sheer cutouts in the abdomen. It’s definitely one of her boldest looks yet, making fans swoon and fashion critics gasp in awe.
14. The blue-and-yellow “Lover” bodysuit
The “Lover” bodysuit always steals the show, but the blue-and-yellow color combination falls a little flat. Although it doesn’t match the show’s opening visuals perfectly, Swift still shines while singing her heart out in this dazzling attire.
13. “The Man” blazer in silver
Rocking a silver blazer over her “Lover” bodysuit, Taylor Swift takes on the spotlight to perform “The Man” and “You Need to Calm Down” with sass and power. Paired with red-bottomed boots, this combination screams confidence and dominance. Bow down to the Queen!
12. “The Man” blazer in black
We can’t help but feel the heat when Taylor Swift struts her stuff in this black blazer. It’s extremely hot and incredibly cool at the same time. Swift proves that she can rock any color in style.
11. “Folklore” in blue
This “Folklore” blue gown is sheer perfection, even if the album itself doesn’t scream blue. The baby-blue cape sleeves add an element of beauty and grace, giving us ethereal vibes that transport us to a dreamy wonderland.
10. “Folklore” in purple
Purple becomes a fashion anthem for “Folklore,” despite not being the album’s typical color. This dress wouldn’t be out of place in a Jane Austen film adaptation, worn by a young widow caught in a forbidden love affair. Swift knows how to capture the essence of her songs through fashion.
9. “Folklore” in cream
Cream creates a sense of tranquility and earthiness, perfectly representing the spirit of “Folklore.” Swift’s choice of color is elegant, calming, and a true reflection of the album’s vibes. It’s like wearing a hug.
8. “Folklore” with lace
The addition of lace makes this “Folklore” dress even more enchanting. It adds an edge of romance and nostalgia, evoking images of a pioneer woman caught in a forbidden love affair. Swift’s fashion choices are truly a work of art.
7. The blue “Speak Now” ballgown
We all know blue isn’t the traditional color for “Speak Now,” but everything about this ballgown screams perfection. The floral details and the elegant train elevate Swift’s performance to new heights. It’s like a fairytale come to life before our very eyes.
6. The original “Midnights” bodysuit
The original “Midnights” navy bodysuit has become an icon of the Eras Tour. Dark and sparkling like midnight rain, it’s an almost-perfect choice to close the show. Swift truly knows how to captivate her audience with this dazzling outfit.
5. “Folklore” in green
Green is the color of magic, and Swift in the “Folklore” green gown gives us major enchantress vibes. Among all the flowy “Folklore” gowns, green feels like the perfect fit. It’s like she stepped right out of a fairytale forest.
4. The original “Fearless” dress
The iconic flapper-inspired “Fearless” dress captivates us every time. With its playful fringe and knee-high boots, Swift brings a touch of old Hollywood glamour to the stage. It’s a perfect blend of youthful energy and modern chicness.
3. The only “Reputation” outfit
Some things never go out of style, and this one-legged “Reputation” jumpsuit is the epitome of boldness and sexiness. Just like the album itself, this outfit is edgy and seductive, making a lasting impression on fans and fashion enthusiasts alike.
2. The scalloped “Midnights” bodysuit
Is it possible to create something even more ethereal than the original “Midnights” bodysuit? Yes, it is! The scalloped detailing on this bodysuit adds a touch of elegance that’s simply exquisite. Swift’s fashion game is truly on another level.
1. The original “Lover” bodysuit
Drumroll, please! The original “Lover” bodysuit takes the crown, stealing our hearts from the moment Swift arrived on the Eras Tour stage. With its blue, purple, and pink gems, it perfectly embodies the warmth and whimsy of the “Lover” era. It’s the showstopper that we keep coming back to, time and time again.
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