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Shopping at Cath Kidston | London, England | December 1, 2014

Thanks Meg! 

Walter Baker ‘W118 Plaid Mini Skirt’ – no longer available

It’s never too late to find something. This very teeny tiny plaid mini skirt Taylor wore while walking around London back in 2014 has finally been found. 

Worn with: Free People top, Dolce & Gabbana bag, and Prada booties

Get the look: Urban Outfitters, $19.99

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Shopping at Cath Kidston | London, England | December 1, 2014

Thanks Meg! 

Walter Baker ‘W118 Plaid Mini Skirt’ – no longer available

It’s never too late to find something. This very teeny tiny plaid mini skirt Taylor wore while walking around London back in 2014 has finally been found. 

Worn with: Free People top, Dolce & Gabbana bag, and Prada booties

Get the look: Urban Outfitters, $19.99

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Fearless (Taylor’s Version) | February 11, 2021

Ulla Johnson ‘Fernanda Blouse’ – $395.00 $197.50 (on sale)

A brave new era, Taylor’s Era, of re-records is officially upon us with the news that Fearless will be first. 

As mentioned previously (and by previously, I mean just on Tuesday over Instagram!) that Taylor doesn’t have the rights to her previous visuals, meaning her re-recorded albums would come with brand new visuals to accompany it. The exact execution of those visuals could literally have been limitless: Exact reproductions? Digital illustrations? Personal watercolour renderings? 

What form those visuals would take is now clear: Stunning, modern, new photography that pays appropriate homage to the original flavour and intention of her album covers. But made fresh. 

I’m screaming. 

Get the look: BB Dakota, $17.17

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Fearless (Taylor’s Version) | February 11, 2021

Ulla Johnson ‘Fernanda Blouse’ – $395.00 $197.50 (on sale)

A brave new era, Taylor’s Era, of re-records is officially upon us with the news that Fearless will be first. 

As mentioned previously (and by previously, I mean just on Tuesday over Instagram!) that Taylor doesn’t have the rights to her previous visuals, meaning her re-recorded albums would come with brand new visuals to accompany it. The exact execution of those visuals could literally have been limitless: Exact reproductions? Digital illustrations? Personal watercolour renderings? 

What form those visuals would take is now clear: Stunning, modern, new photography that pays appropriate homage to the original flavour and intention of her album covers. But made fresh. 

I’m screaming. 

Get the look: BB Dakota, $17.17