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If you’re a Swiftie, you’ll know that getting tickets to the Eras Tour is both an exhausting and thrilling experience, “miserable and magical” as Swift would say. You’ve stayed up until midnight more times than you can count to watch the surprise songs on TikTok, memorized the dance to Vigilante Sh*t, and have analyzed every possible reason Karlie Kloss appeared at the final night of the U.S. Eras Tour in Los Angeles—you deserve tickets to see Swift IRL! The cryptic chaos (and cost) of getting a ticket pays off in every second that Taylor Swift provides in her profound lyricism, unmatched bridges and catchy choruses (can you tell I’m a fan?). Just when we could thought all we had to worry about was the re-recording release dates, Taylor Swift gave us an entirely new obstacle to obsess over, getting a ticket to her International concert tour—and more importantly, what to wear to a Taylor Swift concert once you do.
If you strategically purchased merch, received an early access code, have connections in the music industry, or honestly just have good Karma, congrats—you may have gotten very lucky with a ticket. Tips for getting your hands on a ticket to Swift’s highly anticipated tour have been circling the internet but snagging a seat is only half the struggle—once you get a ticket, you’re still going to need an outfit.
Taylor Swift has deemed this stadium tour the Eras Tour which means that fans will get to revisit and reminisce every musical genre and aesthetic that Swift has masterfully created. In total, if you don’t count her re-recorded albums as new eras, Swift has created 10 complete worlds to dance around in which means there are plenty of concert looks to choose from.
Maybe you consider yourself an OG Swiftie and want to show off your “I knew her before she was big” energy and wear a pair of debut-inspired cowboy boots. Or maybe, you had tickets to a canceled Lover Fest show and never got to wear your rainbow glitter ensemble. Whether you’re a flannel-shirt-wearing Evermore stan or prefer the glam of the Midnights era, Taylor Swift’s Eras tour is your guaranteed opportunity to dress up.
If you’re feeling conflicted about what to wear, go ahead and shake off the pressure because I’ve broken down potential concert looks, era by era.
Taylor Swift’s country era is where everything began. If you went to one of her first concerts, you may still have an early 2000’s look in your closet (or if you’re really lucky, an old concert t-shirt). Swift’s early career wardrobe consisted of country-meets-boho dresses, cowboy boots and long curly hair (with an epic side-part).
This Free People slip looks exactly like something 2006 Taylor Swift would wear—but, it’s modern enough to wear beyond the concert! This one is available in three colors.
Cowboy boots are just as much of a wardrobe staple as a Taylor Swift staple right now. This suede pair is certainly worth the investment and will get a lot of use in your closet.
No country princess look is complete without a pair of boho earrings. This colorful pair won’t break the bank.
The Fearless aesthetic is a more playful version of the original Taylor Swift look—think more sparkles, more glam and anything that relates to the You Belong With Me music video. You can play into either look or better yet, have each person in your friend group wear one!
Recreate the iconic window scene from the You Belong With Me music video by wearing this pair of plaid pajama pants with a DIY “Junior Jewels” t-shirt.
The window scene look isn’t complete without thick-framed glasses. This pair is perfect and under $15.
Throw it back to the Fearless tour era which included lots of sparkly silver mini-dresses and wear this fun slip dress.
Not only will you be in your best dress fearless but you’ll be in your best cowboy boots too. This metallic pair will be cute and comfortable for dancing the night away.
The obvious Speak Now outfit would be a full-on wedding dress (because nobody is marrying the wrong girl on your watch)—but if you want to wear something a little bit more low-key, there are plenty of options. Taylor Swift’s personal style during the Speak Now era was filled with 1950s-inspired dresses, skater skirts and quite a few scarves (foreshadowing).
This purple mini dress is a great look-alike to the purple dress Taylor Swift famously wore during the Speak Now tour.
This pair of t-strap heels are exactly like the ones Taylor Swift wore with her personal dress. While any shoe will do, this is an excellent option if you want to fully commit.
Taylor Swift’s red lipstick honestly defies all eras and has become a signature look for her. This Smashbox cream to matte lipstick will stay on for hours.
The ground rules for dressing for the Red era are simple: wear something red! Taylor Swift’s Red-era wardrobe consisted of high-waisted short shorts, striped t-shirts, button-downs, sparkly bodysuits, a black top hat, red heart sunglasses and oxfords. As long as you wear a combination of those items, you’re golden—I mean, red.
This t-shirt will be a dead giveaway that you are dressed for the Red era and it’s comfy.
If there’s one clothing item Taylor Swift wore the most during the Red era it’s high-waisted mini shorts. This pair from Abercrombie will give you the on-stage look while still being realistic to wear IRL
If you google “Taylor Swift Red” it will become abundantly clear that the woman loves hats. A black structured fedora hat was a favorite during this time period.
The key to thriving at the Eras Tour is a pair of comfortable shoes. These Converse will guarantee that you can dance the night away.
If you combine Los Angeles glamour, pop-princess flair and 1950’s style you’ll end up in Taylor Swift’s 1989 era. Filled with skater skirts, side parts, pink sparkles and pop hits, this era is for the party people.
Taylor Swift lived in skater skirts both on and off stage during the 1989 era. This pink option looks like something she would’ve worn on tour.
I’m even surprised I was able to find such a good glitter bomber jacket look alike and it’s under $50!
1989 was Swift’s official crop top era—get on board with this ruched black option.
No 1989 look is complete without a pair of white sunglasses .
Alright Swifties, this is your time to dress for revenge and play into your hardcore alter-ego. Whether you want to go the snake route (classic) or take control of your own narrative with a glittery black outfit, you’ll be ready to show everyone what they made you do.
This snake bodysuit is quite frankly, hot. Layer it over a black bralette, under a leather jacket or just strategically add some boob tape.
If you’d like to twin at the concert, I will be wearing this epic shiny green cape over the bodysuit pictured above. It’s dramatic in the best way.
You can wear this pair of snake earrings with the full ensemble or just pair them with a black t-shirt to give subtle Reputation energy.
If you don’t already have a pair of leather pants in your closet, this pair from AGOLDE will be great for both the concert and your everyday life.
You can leave your Christmas lights up until January and you can also wear a full-on rainbow glitter fantastic look to the Eras tour. If you didn’t get to attend the Lover tour and have had your outfit ready in your closet for years then this is your chance to literally shine.
I guarantee that people will stop you and ask where you got your dress if you show up to the concert in this rainbow fringe number. It’s availalbe in both plus and regular sizes.
Rainbow glitter sneakers are the shoe you didn’t know you needed in your life. But now that you’ve seen them, how could you not get them?
The Folklore and Evermore aesthetics are obviously very similar since they are sister albums. For Folklore, you can differentiate your look by leaning into the Cardigan, Betty, August storyline. Or, if you really want to get niche, dressing as Rebecca from The Last Great American Dynasty would be so cool and unique.
If you weren’t able to get your hands on one of the official Taylor Swift cardigans, this cable knit version from Gap is a great second choice.
Folklore has a classic, laidback feel to it which is why if you’re dressing for that era, a pair of Levis will make the perfect base for your outfit.
Whether you’re standing in the forest or in line to buy merch, this pair of moto boots will make it clear you went for a Folklore vibe.
Evermore finally got the love it deserves from Taylor Swift at the U.S. leg of the Eras Tour. Show your support for what some argue is her best album (It’s me, hi) and wear your best Evermore flannel shirt or jacket—since many tour dates are in the summer, you may want to air on the lightweight side of fabric choices. Or, show up in a full-on ball gown and sing-cry to Ms. Swift playing Champagne Problems.
This flannel shirt gets the Evermore vibe across while making sure you’ll feel nice and cool while you dance (or cry) all night.
Last but definitely not least, the Midnights era. This era combines Taylor Swift’s soft glam from her Folklore/Evermore phase with the tenacity of the Reputation era and the sparkles of the Lover era—basically, you have some free reign to have fun with it! Whether you’re going to re-wear your DIY Bejeweled Halloween costume or buy a whole new look, the best thing you can pair with it is confidence (and maybe an alarm clock).
This jumpsuit is flirty and the ultimate shade of midnight blue. Plus, it’s easy to accessorize to add a little sparkle.
Takes notes from Taylor Swift’s Midnights street style and layer a fuzzy faux fur jacket over a velvet mini dress.
