Summary

• The Eras Tour showcases Taylor Swift's iconic outfits, which pay homage to every era of her career, and have inspired fans to dress in similar styles.
• From a mustard yellow Etro dress in the Evermore era to a dark red Ashish coat in the Red era, Swift's wardrobe ensures she never goes out of style.
• Taylor Swift's concert is a visual feast of fashion with custom designs by Roberto Cavalli, Atelier Versace, and more, reflecting each era.

grossing more than $1 billion at the box office.

As well as containing songs from every album that Taylor Swift has released in her career so far, the concert also sees her dressed up in various outfits representing a different era of her singing career. This has inspired her fans to wear outfits inspired by her range of albums. Taylor Swift's extensive wardrobe of custom outfits ensures she never goes out of style throughout her sell-out concerts.

14 Etro Dress

Worn Performing the Evermore Set

When performing on her Evermore set, Taylor Swift wore a mustard yellow Etro dress, that featured a simple corset top and white beading down the front. During her performance of her beautiful song "Willow," she added a dark green Etro cape to add a little extra to the theme of enchantment used in this set. This choice of outfit adds a sense of mystique to the whimsical environment as she performs "Marjorie," "Champagne Problems" and "Tolerate It" from Evermore.

13 Oscar de la Renta Shirt + Jacket

Worn Performing in the Midnights Set

For the beginning of the final set of her concert, Midnights, Taylor Swift wore a sparkling lilac shirt dress, with a lilac fur jacket, and sparkling black boots. The color of this attire is a perfect allude to the blues of her Midnights album. This combination pays a breathtaking tribute to the music video of her hit song "Lavender Haze", where she notably wore a similar outfit. She later sheds the jacket during her performance of "Anti-Hero."

12 Jessica Jones Dress

Worn Performing in the Acoustics Set

Taylor Swift returned to her country roots during the Eras Tour, with an Acoustic set of songs. While performing four surprise songs from the acoustic set, she wore a dark pink dress with cap sleeves and ruffles, in tribute to her song "Maroon." The dress was designed by Jessica Jones, who has collaborated with the singer on previous occasions. In contrast to her sparkling bodysuits worn throughout her other eras, this simply designed dress offers a more stripped-down moment during Taylor's concert. It touchingly pays tribute to her early beginnings as a country singer-songwriter.

Jessica Jones notably designed the gold bodysuit worn by Taylor Swift at the 2019 American Music Awards; at this ceremony, Swift was awarded Artist of the Decade.

11 Ashish Romper

Worn Performing "I Knew You Were Trouble" in the Red Set

Taylor Swift wore several outfits that reflected her fourth era, Red. During the opening of her hit song "I Knew You Were Trouble", she wore a red and black romper, covered in sequins. The romper was designed by Ashish Gupta, who collaborated with Swift on all the outfits on her Red set; this romper has a simple design, but the sparkles add a sense of sophistication to her performance.

10 Ashish Coat

Worn Performing 'All Too Well' In The Red Set

One aspect of the concert that fans looked forward to was Taylor Swift's 10-minute rendition of her song "All Too Well". For this performance, she donned a dark red sparkling coat over her romper for this heart-breaking song. This coat is a special addition to this fan-favorite song and helps Taylor Swift stand out further on stage.

9 Roberto Cavalli Skirt and Top

Worn Performing In The 1989 Set

During her 1989 set, Swift wore a matching pink top and skirt designed by longtime fashion collaborator Roberto Cavalli. The pink set was paired with a dazzling pair of Christian Louboutin boots. This Cavalli outfit gave Swift a better opportunity to dance and have fun in arguably the most energetic era of her career. During her "Blank Space" performance, viewers were also treated to visuals of Swift in different styles of Cavalli outfits that were seen during her 1989 Stadium Tour (via Business Insider). The choice to wear this pink ensemble ensured that she stood out among her dancers, who wore a range of black-and-white outfits during this era.

8 Versace Blazer

Worn Performing 'The Man' in The Lover Set

Taylor Swift became "The Man" when she pulled on a sparkling gray blazer designed by Versace. During her Lover set, she donned the jacket over her bodysuit, as she performed her hit song "The Man" with her ensemble of office dancers. This choice of jacket completely transformed her Lover look and allowed her to become the boss of the concert. The bright gray colors chosen for this outfit also helped Swift prove that she was the true boss of the show as she climbed to the top of the office stage.

7 Oscar de la Renta Bodysuit

Worn Performing the Midnights Set

In the final set of her concert, Midnights, Taylor Swift wore several midnight-blue outfits designed by Oscar de la Renta. One outfit was a bejeweled bodysuit, which she wore during her performance of "Midnight Rain". The look was paired with matching dark blue Christian Louboutin boots that she wore in the final stages of her iconic concert. The bodysuit and boots were beautifully bejeweled to give the allusions to dark blue skies, an excellent homage to Swift's Midnights era.

6 Alberta Ferretti Dress

Worn Performing in the Folklore Era

In contrast to her earlier sparkling outfits, Swift's Alberta Ferretti gown is stark, yet beautiful with its flowing elegance.

Taylor Swift returned to seclusion in her peaceful cabin throughout her Folklore era. After the powerful and upbeat eras of Reputation and Fearless, she completely stripped back to cottage-core, by wearing a stunning flowing white gown. In contrast to her earlier sparkling outfits, Swift's Alberta Ferretti gown is stark, yet beautiful with its flowing elegance. It offers a reflection of the dreamy essence of Folklore and was the perfect choice of outfit for performing songs such as "Cardigan" and "Illicit Affairs."

5 Roberto Cavallari Jumpsuit

Worn Performing the Reputation Set

Another collaboration with Roberto Cavalli, Taylor Swift slithered into action in this striking jumpsuit that she wore during her Reputation set. In stark contrast to the bright ensembles worn at the beginning of the concert, this Cavalli jumpsuit is coal-black with intricate red patterns resembling snakes intertwined down one long leg of the ensemble. This jumpsuit reflects the notoriety and negative labels that Swift was given by the media; it is a perfect representation of arguably the darkest era of her entire career.