Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is still going strong after more than a year and a half of performances. It’s the highest-grossing tour of all time, and getting a seat at one of the shows is arguably more difficult than scoring a visit to the Wonka factory (remember the Ticketmaster fiasco?). For all the iconic shows she’s had, her latest performance in Miami had an unintentional highlight: a wardrobe malfunction.
Taylor Swift’s Backup Dancer Saves Her from Onstage Wardrobe Malfunction as Wedding Gown-Like Dress Pops Open
Tortured poet indeed
Published Oct 19, 2024
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According to a concert review in the Miami Herald, the back of Swift’s dress appeared to pop open during the start of ‘But Daddy I Love Him.’ Luckily, one of Swift’s backup dancers adjusted the piece for her to avoid disaster. The song is part of her U.S. debut of “The Tortured Poets Department” segment.
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The dress is a custom, wedding-like gown by Vivienne Westwood, adorned with lyrics from the album. The sleeveless couture number is vibrant white with a corseted bodice and a long peekaboo skirt. It’s made from recycled taffeta, and she wears it with a black bodysuit, black choker and white booties by Christian Louboutin.
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Swift’s other outfits for the tour include a Versace bodysuit and studded boots for the Lover segment, a flowing, ruffled dress by Alberta Ferretti for Folklore and a Fearless-inspired fringe dress, embellished with Swarovski crystals and custom-made by Roberto Cavalli.
If you ask me, her everyday outfits are just as iconic. My girl loves a corset top (and red gingham).