Author: taylorswiftstyled

Germany’s Next Top Model | May 23, 2019

Jessica Jones custom romper

The commentary a lot of you have been waiting for. The comparisons to another infamous light blue romper were unavoidable. Particularly given the unflattering associations this blog has with that Lewk. It even has its own nickname. 

I appreciate the textural sequins and the movement they create on the bodysuit which seems to mimic the melting moment in the ME! music video where she is wearing this Marchesa dress. This bodysuit also improves upon the original Incident given that its hem length actually commits to what could be considered “shorts”. And also isn’t at odds with a full sleeve look. 

I also like the cute details around the shoulders of cutouts. That said, it follows the same essential silhouette we’ve seen from Taylor’s last few “ME!” performances: A silhouette that takes the tightness of a bodysuit and marries it with the leg length of a romper. At this point of repetition, it feels like a go-to performance uniform we may see on tour. 

Between the boots that we see here and the lace up platform bootie we saw at Graham Norton, I think Taylor should meet in the middle with a J. Lo inspired dance heel, sans platform. All the moveability of a dance heel, but streamlined and without bulk. 

Worn with: Stuart Weitzman boots

Germany’s Next Top Model | May 23, 2019

Jessica Jones custom romper

The commentary a lot of you have been waiting for. The comparisons to another infamous light blue romper were unavoidable. Particularly given the unflattering associations this blog has with that Lewk. It even has its own nickname. 

I appreciate the textural sequins and the movement they create on the bodysuit which seems to mimic the melting moment in the ME! music video where she is wearing this Marchesa dress. This bodysuit also improves upon the original Incident given that its hem length actually commits to what could be considered “shorts”. And also isn’t at odds with a full sleeve look. 

I also like the cute details around the shoulders of cutouts. That said, it follows the same essential silhouette we’ve seen from Taylor’s last few “ME!” performances: A silhouette that takes the tightness of a bodysuit and marries it with the leg length of a romper. At this point of repetition, it feels like a go-to performance uniform we may see on tour. 

Between the boots that we see here and the lace up platform bootie we saw at Graham Norton, I think Taylor should meet in the middle with a J. Lo inspired dance heel, sans platform. All the moveability of a dance heel, but streamlined and without bulk. 

Worn with: Stuart Weitzman boots