What a time to be a Swiftie. Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour has totally overtaken our TikTok For You page since it started, and we’re officially counting down the days until it’s our turn to see her live in concert. While you’re waiting for Swift to descend upon your city to break records and take names, why not do a little online shopping and wear Taylor Swift’s Eras tour outfits?
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. And we believe them. Also, we don’t like picking out our own clothes.
Between the fully bedazzled bodysuit to the silver sequin blazer dress, to her more bohemian looks, Taylor Swift‘s tour wardrobe is already iconic. The bad news is, everything she wears is custom and you can’t buy it unless you have deep pockets and connections to the Versace fam. The good news is, we found similar looks you can rock thanks to the Internet.
If you’re feeling grateful, we accept tips in the form of concert tickets. Yeah, okay, a Snapple cap is fine too.
All of Taylor Swift’s Outfits for Her Eras Tour to Inspire Your Wardrobe
1. Versace Rhinestone Bodysuit
It came as no surprise to us when we found out this bodysuit was custom-made by Versace for Taylor.
Bodysuit: Showgirl Leotard, $350
Shoes: Betsey Johnson Candy Rhinestone Boots
2. Roberto Cavalli Gold Fringe Dress
This Roberto Cavalli dress looks like the most fun for dancing and singing at a TSwift concert. It also has the most potential to blind a nearby 7-year old. With great power comes great responsibility. Twirl wisely.
Dress: Beachside Bunny Viona Dress, $159.95
3. Nicole + Felicia Ballgown
You might be thinking, “Glinda, is that you?” Taylor isn’t usurping dream roles from her fellow pop stars, she just looks like she is. Either way, she’s making our dreams come true in this sparkly, dreamy ball gown.
Dress: nv|me Clothing Dancing Queen XV 1406 Gown, $498
4. Alberta Ferretti Lilac Gown
Alberta Ferretti has lots of dresses similar to the one Swift sports during her Folklore set, but none of them are in the same pretty lilac shade.
We found a gown you’ll love from Free People if you’re more concerned with color than brand. Or if you don’t have a car payment to spend on a dress (because you already spent it on tickets). Save us a seat on the bus to the show?
Alberta Ferretti Dress:: Alberta Ferretti Chiffon Gown, $2,168
Free People Dress: Free People You’re a Jewel Maxi, $128
5. Roberto Cavalli Sparkly Pink and Green Sets
Depending on which night you’re seeing the concert, you’ll either see a matching green or pink bedazzled skirt and bra top set. So it’s a coin toss whether you’ll match Taylor on any given night.
Skirt: Victray Belly Dance Skirt
Bra Top: Bra top in pink and green, $38.56
Shoes: Betsey Johnson Women’s Cady Ankle Boots in pink and green
6. Oscar de la Renta Crystal Mini Dress and Purple Fur Coat
One of the most recognizable outfits of the evening is this look, which comes straight out of the “Lavender Haze” music video. If we had to guess, we’d say this is likely to be a popular choice among concert-goers.
Although some dude went to the Glendale show dressed as a full-on willow tree, so what do we know?
Dress: Self-Portait Mini Lilac Dress, $593.73
Coat: Women’s Shaggy Fur Coat
7. Oscar de la Renta Navy Blue Bodysuit
This might come as a surprise, but it’s hard to find expertly-designed bodysuits with this level of detail and craftsmanship.
Dress: Sherri Hill 55131 Mini Dress, $298
8. Roberto Cavalli Black Snake Bodysuit
Another look that’s so unique it’s hard to find a match for is this Roberto Cavalli one-legged and one-armed snake suit.
Bodysuit: Candy Catz Red MF Costume, $109.99
9. Versace Sequined Blazer Dress
Swift dons this custom Versace blazer dress for her performance of “The Man,” a track off the Lover album. For us, it was love at first sight. Overkill to wear in the office setting? Maybe. But you have to have a certain respect for the maximalism of it all.
Blazer: BCBGMAXAZRIA Eugenia Sequin Blazer, $220.98
10. Etro Corset Top Orange Dress
In start contrast to her more extra looks, Swift toned down the outfit choices for her Evermore set and opted for an orange corset top dress from Etro.
Dress: Monsoon Harlow Halter Embroidered Dress, $113
11. Ashish “A Lot Going On At The Moment” Tee
One of Swift’s signature looks from the Red era was this one, except the top said, “Not a Lot Going On at the Moment.” Cause, ya know, releasing five albums in three years and selling out a massive stadium tour is totally NBD.
The updated look removes the “Not,” is totally sequined, and keeps the same fedora hat and sequined shorts.
Shirt: Not a Lot Going On at the Moment Tee
Black Sequin Shorts: SweatyRocks Sequined Shorts
Fedora: Wide Brim Fedora Hat
12. Ashish Ombre Romper
Another one of the outfits Taylor Swift rocks during her Red set on the Eras Tour is this red and black sequined ombre romper.
Dress: Roman Sequin Embellished Mini Dress, $53
13. Ashish Red Sequin Coat
Once again, the market is severely lacking in floor-length sequined jackets.
Jacket: PHIX Red Sequin Biker Jacket, $280
14. Alberta Ferretti Ivory Gown
The second dress for Swift’s Folklore set is this white Alberta Ferretti number. We’ve come to realize that Free People is a great alternative brand if you want a similar vibe that won’t cost you an arm and a leg. It will cost you a finger, but who needs ten of those anyway?
Dress: Free People Southwest Lace Maxi Dress, $198
15. Jessica Jones Pleated Magenta Dress
Finally, for the acoustic set, we see Taylor in this lovely magenta number by longtime collaborator and designer of Swift, Jessica Jones. (Not that Jessica Jones. She’s busy.)
Lulu’s offers a maxi dress in the same color and a similar style that you could totally re-wear to your bestie’s wedding. Not that you couldn’t wear the ball gown. It all comes down to whether you want to keep said friend.
Dress: Lulu’s Heavenly Hues Magenta Maxi Dress, $89
When she's not typing away on her laptop, you can find Laura working on her MBA at Boston College, listening to Taylor Swift, or sweating it out at an OrangeTheory class. Follow her on Instagram @LauraKristine21 and LinkedIn.
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