It’s been fascinating to observe Taylor’s game day fashion evolve from September to now and even more so to see her wear something so utterly non-descript during such a key match like the AFC Championship - a Super Bowl decider game.

Many people have wondered when Taylor would wear an 87 jersey at a game and I’m delighted that the moment has come in such a fashionably fun way courtesy of #KristinJuszczyk - wife of 49ers player Kyle Juszczyk - who has taken to repurposing old jerseys into fabulous custom coats like this one.

What a blast from the past with this sweater which I’m tentatively calling based on Taylor owning and wearing this particular knit in six different colours over twelve years.

For me, this tactic is fun to see Taylor’s longtime love of vintage fashion (dating back even to 2010-2012) evolve into a way that she can express her recent love of sports (*wink*) while also shopping more sustainably - and often from small businesses.

So to see her here now, effectively bookending Midnights fashion in a look that’s dark and ruminating and moonlit and celestial and mysterious yet sparkly and glam and alluring … it feels all the more appropriate on her birthday of all days.

Once again Taylor’s streak for a short skirt and a tall boot continues and I am loving the proportions on her.

It’s very fun as we progress deeper into football season that, by extension, we get to see Taylor’s game day fashion change to reflect the actual seasons of the time as well.

Taylor’s continued M.O. for Chiefs home games has been cute casual and centered on comfortable Chiefs merch.

The combination here of evoking a few different icons of fashion and genre busting, plus a Karma-worthy accessory denoting that she is Still Here… that’s some impeccable candid styling.

Another very fun (and slightly more spicy) outfit I’d copy + paste from Taylor.

For reasons unknown Taylor took a jaunt to Kansas City to take in a sporting event. Taylor is familiar with this stadium having just been there in July during the Eras Tour.

This dress was incredibly fun in motion - the degradé here is thanks to thousands of hand-applied Swarovski crystals.

Taylor’s beautiful rich performance gown for her folklore/evermore medley at the 2021 Grammys is a custom fil coupé chiffon gown with paisley motifs and lace ruffles by Etro.

For her performance of “IDSB”, Taylor served up a hybrid version of two bodysuits she wears on tour plus a pair of boots she also wears on tour. 

This is not exactly the chic, fashionable return to New York City I desperately yearned to see from Taylor. 

As Taylor described this as 2017′s only concert, she sure made it count with this intricately sheer top and tassel skirt combo from Versace. Obviously inspired by the Spring 2016 Atelier collection, it’s yet another sparkly all-black stage outfit I can get on board with.

As expected, Taylor’s outfit for her only performance in 2016 was custom and sparkly. A fun thing worth noting is the continued use of chokers in her outfits.

Clearly inspired by the glittery seamless jumpsuit into bootie outfits we saw Taylor perform this song in on tour, Taylor brought out a backless and contrast side mesh black jumpsuit to open up this year’s Grammys.

Taylor spends most of her time on tour in a pair of Stuart Weitzmans, wearing four different styles of the brand throughout her 11 costume change. However, she relies on the sturdiness of her five customized 4″ ‘Gran’ boots the most.

Taylor’s corset and lace dress is by Greg Lauren. I really dig the rocker chick vibe from this look and it’s almost a sexier, five shots in a bar grown up version of her “All Too Well” RED Tour look.