I had no clue whether it was gonna be used,” Misbin told The Cut in February. “I was thinking,‘She’s gonna look at the hat and not like it.’ I was just refreshing my phone and hoping for the best. I didn’t see it when her album art got released. She’s wearing acowboy hat, but not mycowboy hat, which was the biggest bummer. And then the tour poster came out, and she was wearing it.” The first of Swift’s albums to be re-recorded as a Taylor’s Version (released in April 2021), "Fearless" (2008), has some enduring hit singles such as “Love Story” and “You Belong With Me.” This was the first album that she toured, and her enduring sparkly and glittery aesthetic was cemented in 2009-2010. Their outfit will also involve Swift-related jewelry and patches. ‘Taylor Swift’ (debut album) era outfits Fans on social media seem to unanimously agree that recreating Swift’s mid-2000s "Taylor Swift" album era style involves cowboy boots, flowy dresses and anything, really, that evokes country. Her started her business in late 2020 amid a TikTok trend of people going to parties wearing cowboy hats with alcohol logos plastered on the front. Some of Misbin’s early creations featured a light-up Bud Light hat and a red, feathery Fireball hat. Other designs included university logos and sororities. Her friends would model them at parties, sports games and music festivals.

Though some Swifties fear their idol will eschew these sister albums that were born out of the pandemic in favor of her stadium-friendly pop hits, they seem passionate about not allowing these alternative cottagecore-inspired albums to be forgotten. Grammy Awards beauty: 5 beauty trends from the Grammys to shop now—Lizzo, Laverne Cox, Doja Cat and more Glendale (Taylor's Version): City temporarily changes name to honor Taylor Swift's Eras Tour launch ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ era outfits If social media is anything to go by, the 52 Eras Tour shows will be a chaotic potpourri of cowboy boots, sparkles, leather and neon, which represent various albums, tours, music videos and inside jokes among Swifties over the past 17 years.DIY Eras jeweled bustier: Sarah, aka @spookybaseball on TikTok, has been sharing progress on a custom-made bustier top that is striped with hand-glued jewels grouped into colors that represent each album. Fans who want to represent Swift’s latest album are largely taking inspiration from the songs “Lavender Haze” and “Bejeweled” as well as the glittery, shimmery outfits she has worn to several recent events. pnwfitswiftie, aka Kimberly and Sawyer, predict that crowds at Eras Tour concerts will be chaotic. They posted a TikTok video in which they wear outfits reminiscent of eras past and present as “POV you’re Taylor Swift looking out into the crowd at the Eras Tour” is superimposed over the footage. The caption reads, “Cannot wait for the Swiftie chaos at the Eras Tour.” Renaissance’ reveals a depth of knowledge regarding rhythm and harmony that puts her as an arranger and bandleader on a level with Prince and Stevie Wonder. After the tour poster dropped, Misbin “replied to like 50 tweets” to get people to notice that Beyoncé was wearing her hat. And it worked.

Taylor Swift’s official transition into her pop era in 2014 came with a new generation of glittery outfits during her 2015 world tour and some iconic costumes from her music videos, including “Shake It Off,” “Bad Blood” and “Blank Space.” DIY Eras cape: @sunflowerrswift is traveling from Sydney, Australia, to attend both Arizona shows and hand-painted a cape with 10 different sections, with each representing the imagery from an album. VMAs Oscar de la Renta dress: @knottaylorswift has done what she called "amateur cosplay" on TikTok and crafted Swift's designer nude-colored dress that was dripping in crystals at last year's Video Music Awards.Cardigan” and “Willow”: Sisters Elaine ( @replover4eva) and Kelly ( @xmastreefarm13) revealed three different complementary looks for their State Farm Stadium shows, including one that pays homage to “Folklore” and “Evermore.” Their outfits incorporate Swift’s “Folklore” merchandise cardigan with an ivory dress as well as a green velvet cape paired with a medieval-inspired dress, which look like what she wore in her “Cardigan” and “Willow” music videos, respectively.