Every Look From Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras’ Tour Wardrobe So Far Including Atelier Versace & Roberto Cavalli
Taylor Swift’s last tour was five years ago, and during that time the singer has released four albums, including the Grammy Award-winning album, ‘Folklore.’
Following the enforced cancellation due to the pandemic, Taylor was back with a bang taking to the stage for her ’Eras’ tour (“a journey through all of her musical eras”) which was an impressive three-hour, fifteen-minute extravaganza, including 44 songs that span across her illustrious career.
I know you’ve seen this concert published all over social media this weekend, so here is your breakdown of all the looks which were curated by her long-time stylist Joseph Cassell Falconer and his team.
I’m going to start with my personal favourite which was this custom Atelier Versace fully crystal embroidered bodysuit with bustier boning structure and degradé of paillettes, in tones of pink and blue with iridescent elements.
This showgirl look provided maximum impact for her opener which she styled with Christian Louboutin boots.
Those boots were perfectly coordinated with her Atelier Versace double-breasted blazer embellished in iridescent crystals, and accented by silver Medusa buttons which eventually revealed the bodysuit.
You may not be surprised to learn that the collaboration with Fausto Puglisi, Roberto Cavalli’s Creative Director, and Taylor Swift began at the Grammy Awards, when Taylor wore custom Roberto Cavalli on the red carpet.
The designer created five looks in total for this weekend, starting with this custom Roberto Cavalli Couture zig zag tiered mini dress embroidered mini dress which appears to have been designed for the country music portion of the show.
Another favourite of mine was this Roberto Cavalli Couture embroidered snake asymmetrical black catsuit which I’m confident she wore while performing her hit song, ‘Look What You Made Me Do.’
The three-dimensional embroidered snake motif cascading from top to bottom was enriched by ruby red baguettes, black bezels and diamond crystal accents.
Matching combat boots featured the same detail.
I feel that this custom Roberto Cavalli Couture fuchsia bustier top and mini skirt was part of the pop era.
It has the punchy, fun, effervescing feel thanks to the Swarovski crystals and fringe detailing which I can picture her dancing across the stage while singing “shake it off, shake it off.”
A peridot green version of the same Roberto Cavalli Couture look was worn during the show on Saturday with matching green ankle boots.
There were more bodysuits, fringed details and Louboutins to be had with this custom Oscar de la Renta midnight blue piece.
The singer was in a Lavender Haze wearing this custom Oscar de la Renta sequin embroidered t-shirt dress styled with a lavender faux fur coat with crystal embroidery.
It has been a while since we last had a Taylor Swift princess moment, so this custom Nicole + Felicia Couture embellished ball gown gave me plenty of nostalgic vibes.
There will be no prizes for guessing that this custom Etro embroidered chiffon dress (which at some point was worn with a dark green velvet cape) was part of the folkloric era.
Along with this custom Alberta Ferretti mauve gown.
And this custom Alberta Ferretti tiered cream gown with voluminous sleeves and delicate crystal and micro-beading embroidered gown which is part of the set of looks worn for the Saturday night show.
In keeping with Alberta Ferretti’s aesthetic, chiffon becomes the protagonist of the creations, showing airy and fluid silhouettes: they enhance Taylor’s stage presence, while letting her free to move.
The last two are giving me Florence Welch vibes.
“The Eras Tour represents a very important moment in Taylor’s career, because she conceived and built it as a journey through the different moments, or as the title suggests, the musical eras defining her career. I’m honored that she asked me to design dresses for this special occasion. I have always been fascinated by women who constantly question and challenge themselves and Taylor, with her work, has demonstrated to be a multifaceted artist, able to constantly transform and evolve,” explains Alberta Ferretti, who has already dressed the American artist in important moments, such as the 2014 Grammy Awards. “Thinking about these stage dresses for her also pushed me to reflect on my career milestones and I think what we have created reflects this journey where the key elements of my style stand out: lightness, femininity, romance, attention to detail and a delicate, gentle seduction,” said Alberta Ferretti.
Saturday’s Atelier Versace bodysuit was the same as the opening night look, yet this one dazzled in tones of gold and teal.
This custom Roberto Cavalli Couture light gold dress constructed with strips of embroidery encrusted with degraded crystals from dark gold to diamond that separate to create fringes continued the sparkling theme.
I do wish they switched the boots for this look.
Day two saw the singer give us another fairy-tale look in this Zuhair Murad Couture rose bud pink tulle ball gown.
Stylist: Joseph Cassell Falconer. Hair Stylist: Jemma Muradian. Makeup Artist: Lorrie Turk.
Credit: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management
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