When it comes to game day fashion, Taylor Swift is definitely playing in a league of her own. The pop superstar made her latest stylish stadium entrance at Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium on November 10, trading in Chiefs merch for a designer ensemble by Versace.
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Arriving to support boyfriend Travis Kelce in the Chiefs vs Broncos game, Swift turned heads in a red and black checkered skirt suit set. The double-breasted blazer (which retails for $3,350) and matching mini skirt ($1,695) from Versace’s fall 2024 collection channeled the iconic Italian fashion house’s ’90s heyday—think Linda Evangelista and Claudia Schiffer on the runway. The “Fortnight” singer paired the suit with a sleek black corset top and knee-high boots with stiletto heels.
She accessorized with a structured black Versace top-handle bag and subtle gold accessories—including a delicate chain necklace and gold watch. Beauty-wise, she kept to her signature look: an effortless updo with face-framing pieces, perfectly winged eyeliner, and a red lip that complemented the suit’s bold pattern.
This latest style moment adds to Swift’s growing collection of memorable game day looks, which has included everything from vintage Chiefs gear to Canadian tuxedos. But it might be the last we see of her at Arrowhead Stadium for a hot minute. Swift is about to take a brief break from supporting her beau on the sidelines to resume her Eras Tour in Toronto on November 14, where she’ll play six shows before heading to Vancouver.
Despite Swift heading back on tour, sources suggest we can still probably expect to see more of the couple during the upcoming holiday season. According to Us Weekly, the pair has been “spending as much time together as possible while balancing their careers and individual responsibilities—his game and her music empire, along with personal projects.” The insider shared that they’re both “looking forward to spending the holidays together” and will be “figuring out their next moves after the new year.”
Kelce himself recently made time to catch Swift’s show in Indianapolis, sharing his enthusiasm on his New Heights podcast: “I wanted to see Tay one more time before this thing got closed up. I’ll tell you what, man. The American crowds, they did not disappoint… that thing was rocking. Absolutely rocking.”
As Swift continues to redefine stadium style one designer piece at a time, we can’t help but wonder what fashion play she’ll call next. One thing’s for sure—she’s proving that game day fashion is definitely having its own era.
