During the NFL offseason, Taylor vacationed with Charissa Thompson in Big Sky, Montana. And she took in all the local activities - including snow sports.

Even on her way to her hotel room with room service on the way, the showgirl continues to posture and perform.

Her outfit worn for her Heart Radio appearance leaned into the orange tones of Showgirl’s signature era palette for a more casual and girly fall look.

Her outfit worn for her BBC Radio 1 appearance continued her string of David Koma pulls. The floating crystal embellishments here reminds me of the shatter effect seen on The Life of a Showgirl album covers.

Taylor conducted a rapid speed press junket for radio while she was in London doing promotional work for The Life of a Showgirl in an outfit that injected a little bit of that Showgirl flair.

Taylor often returns to the same designers, selecting the same ones for similar events. In predicting what she might wear for her late night blitz of promotion for Showgirl, my bets were on David Koma.

In a new photo surfaced, Taylor went out to dinner at 1587 Prime reportedly following the Chiefs vs Ravens home game in Kansas City on September 28. 

Taylor published a new commercial promoting the Target variant of her album The Life of a Showgirl: The Crowd Is Your King.

Taylor attends Selena Gomez’s wedding wearing Oscar de la Renta.

Taylor celebrates Selena Gomez’s wedding weekend wearing Maticevski.

It’s early to say but this shot and the corresponding cover for The Life of a Showgirl: The Crowd Is Your King variant might be my favourite shots from this shoot yet. 

Out to dinner following the Chiefs state-side season opener.

A sassier take on the little black dress - a little black corset! - for a dinner out.

It’s a “Love Story”, Taylor just said “yes.”

This is an album from the sonic and visual perspective of a life on the other side of revisiting her own archive. And boy does it look good.

Paying proper homage to the showgirl aesthetic with authentic costumes straight from the Vegas archives.

It would be impossible to do a showgirl-themed album without referencing Bob Mackie — the iconic costume designer. I’m so glad to see his designs here!

The imagery we’ve seen from The Life Of A Showgirl is already so visually arresting and layered. This shot, in particular, caught my eye.

My first thought upon seeing this particular photo was its similarity to the theatrical, vaudeville, feathery elements of the “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” performance from the Eras Tour.

This is an album from the sonic and visual perspective of a life on the other side of revisiting her own archive. And boy does it look good.