Taylor Swift fans have been treated to a glorious year filled with appearances by everyone's favourite pop starlet.
Whether you’ve been a fan of the Pennsylvanian-born songstress since day dot or have just recently been a convert after seeing her IRL Nicolas Sparks movie romance with beau Travis Kelce blossom, no matter your Swiftie status, one thing we can all agree on is that the famed face has impeccable style.
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To celebrate a stellar year for the star, we thought it would only be right to take a look back through the style archive and take a peep at some of her most enviable looks.
From her crystal-encrusted eras tour body suits to her iconic red and pink Grammy Awards two-piece, here are the most lust-worthy T-Swizz looks from over the years.
The Eras Tour, 2024
We couldn't not include a killer Eras outfit, and we loved this yellow number worn in New Orleans. Some Swifties believe that she wears yellow when performing songs that are the most emotionally significant to her.
New York, 2024
With her footballer beau (and equally snappy dresser) in New York.
MTV Video Museum Awards, 2024
A Reputation coded ensemble in Vivienne Westwood inspired checks. Brownie points for the bombshell beauty look too.
Grammy Awards, 2024
For this year's Grammy Awards Tay chose a Schiaparelli white strapless gown with a high thigh slit and paired it with long black gloves.
The Eras Tour, 2023
Each and every look from the Era's Tour is incredible but her Versace pink crystal-encrusted bodysuit and matching boots look was particularly infactuating.
MTV Video Music Awards, 2023
Talking a walk on the wild side, Taylor chose to sport a Versace black gown with silver eyelet embellishments and a stack of necklaces.
MTV VMAs, 2022
For the 2022 VMAs Taylor chose to dip herself in crystals, opting for an Oscar de la Renta sparkling mini dress and matching shoes.
Annual Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony, 2021
Possibly one of my favourite on-stage looks ever, Tay looked incredible in a black lace catsuit, designed by UK-based designer Sarah Regensburger, while performing.
"All Too Well" New York Premiere, 2021
Donning an Etro aubergine-hued velvet suit and black leather boots, the music maven turned heads at the premiere of her 2021 short film premiere.
Sundance Film Festival, 2020
Opting for a quite luxury look on the Sundance Film Festival red carpet, Tay chose a matching Carmen March jumpsuit and coat combo and paired it with her signature red lip.
Golden Globe Awards, 2020
For the 2020 Golden Globe Awards the singer made an entrance in an Etro floor-length sunflower-printed gown with a chic torso cut out.
Billboard Music Awards, 2019
Tay looked cuter than ever in a lilac ruffled mini dress, by Instanbul-based designers Raisa & Vanessa, at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards.
Grammy Awards, 2016
This Versace ensemble altered my brain chemistry for all the right reasons back in 2016.
Oscars Party, 2016
Channelling her inner Bond Girl, Taylor kept things elegant and sleek in an Alexandre Vauthier plunging neckline black gown with a thigh-high slit.
Grammy Award's, 2015
For the 2015 Grammy Awards Tay chose an Elie Saab structured ombre teal mini dress with a floor-length attached skirt. She spiced the look up with a pair of Giuseppe Zanotti strappy purple suede heels.
Met Gala, 2014
Donning an Oscar de la Renta blush pink gown adorned with a giant bow Taylor unintentionally channelled the coquettecore trend before it was popular.
Golden Globe Awards, 2014
For the Golden Globe Awards in 2014, Taylor traded in her long blonde locks for a bouncy side part bob. She paired her striking new hairdo with a Carolina Herrera black and pink gown.
Grammys, 2008
For her first-ever Grammy Awards, the then-country singer chose to don a Sandy Spika strapless purple-hued gown and paired it with a matching eye look and bouncy blonde curls.
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