Hi, for Taylor’s iconic red lip, I know she uses Dragon Girl by Nars, but that’s pretty expensive. In an interview she did here: fleurdeforce(.)blogspot(.)co(.)uk/2012/10/interviewing-taylor-swift(.)html she said she also uses a Covergirl lipstick in ‘Hot’ so yeah, just a cheaper way of getting her look. Thought you might want to know x

Thanks for the tip! I’ll pretty much say that, as a face for the brand, anything by CoverGirl is something Taylor is going to endorse. 

Hi, for Taylor’s iconic red lip, I know she uses Dragon Girl by Nars, but that’s pretty expensive. In an interview she did here: fleurdeforce(.)blogspot(.)co(.)uk/2012/10/interviewing-taylor-swift(.)html she said she also uses a Covergirl lipstick in ‘Hot’ so yeah, just a cheaper way of getting her look. Thought you might want to know x

Thanks for the tip! I’ll pretty much say that, as a face for the brand, anything by CoverGirl is something Taylor is going to endorse. 

Hi I was wondering if you knew which foundation Taylor uses? I know this question isn’t about fashion but her makeup is part of her style. Thank you.

Taylor, as part of her CoverGirl partnership, endorsed their NatureLuxe Silk Foundation. In the past, she’s been stated to use Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation which retails for $59 if you’re willing to drop that much or if you prefer higher quality cosmetics. 

– Sarah

Hi I was wondering if you knew which foundation Taylor uses? I know this question isn’t about fashion but her makeup is part of her style. Thank you.

Taylor, as part of her CoverGirl partnership, endorsed their NatureLuxe Silk Foundation. In the past, she’s been stated to use Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation which retails for $59 if you’re willing to drop that much or if you prefer higher quality cosmetics. 

– Sarah

What do you think of her new performance outfit, specifically the shorts? They’ve sparked a lot of controversy. I love them, even though I think they’re a little short. At least her butt’s not hanging out the back, so it’s still very mature and classy would be the word, I guess.

By request, I’m putting my thoughts and opinions under a read more. 

– Sarah

I actually hadn’t realized that Taylor’s outfit had sparked any kind of controversy, but I’m sort of in the mindset that any critical or scandalous arguments that are sparked by anything regarding Taylor’s image is something you have to get used to.

I may be critical and not like some of Taylor’s outfit choices, but my thinking that a dress is too boring or a pair of shoes ages her when she should be trying to find a sweet spot between mature and “grandma-esque” doesn’t reflect how I think about her as a person or as a musician. 

Where I think the root of the problem is when phrases like: “She’s changing too much”, “She’s being too sexy”, “She’s going the Miley route”, “Doesn’t she realize she’s supposed to be a role model?”, “I remember when I first became a fan of Taylor and she looked like x, y, z”. That’s when I think it hits dangerous territory. 

Bottom line: 

I think Taylor’s starting to vamp her image up at an appropriate time and at an appropriate, gradual speed. She’s almost 23. It’s about time.