Shop eras-inspired outfits for Taylor Swift’s ‘Life of a Showgirl’ movie event
Taylor Swift is in her blockbuster era.
Following her “The Life of a Showgirl” album drop on Friday, the pop phenom is holding an “Official Release Party of a Showgirl” event in movie theaters — including a first look at her music video for “The Fate of Ophelia.”
And if her record-smashing Eras Tour and corresponding film were any indication, audiences are sure to come dressed for the occasion.
If you’re in need of ideas for your own look, you’re not on your own, kid; below, shop an array of eras-inspired styles that could be the ticket to great theater style — or the start of a Swift-themed Halloween costume.
“The Life of a Showgirl”
Fazit Makeup Patches Orange Speckles
Taylor Swift made the whole place shimmer at a Chiefs game last season by wearing the silver version of these stick-on sparkles — and caused a huge sales spike in the process. Lucky for Swifties, the company also makes a version in “Life of a Showgirl” orange.
Nars Lipstick in Morocco
Swift’s traded her signature crimson lip for something a bit more cinnamon-hued as of late. And while it’s rare to get confirmation on any of her beauty products, her go-to makeup artist, Lorrie Turk, confirmed she’s used this exact Nars hue “for years.”
Babeyond Art Deco Headband
Where would a showgirl be without some Vegas-worthy feathers and sequins?
Superdown Maja Top
Orange you glad it’s under $100? This sparkly style matches the copper hue of Swift’s latest branding — and pairs perfectly with the matching Maja Shorts.
CCbodily Pearl Body Chain Bra
“I’m a mirrorball,” indeed. The album’s cover sees Swift sparkling in a bedazzled design by Area, but you can get the look for less with this under-$50 Amazon option.
Reformation Wren Knit Top
While the Reformation sweater Swift wore last week is sadly no longer sold, this vest top offers a similar look in a burnt orange hue.
Anthropologie Sequin Tube Top
If it’s Swift’s sparkly crimson The Blonds corset you’re inspired by, this tube top offers similar disco ball-level shimmer.
Free People Free-est Turn Heads Minidress
Free People makes some of Swift’s favorite casual clothing. So what better place to shop when adding some orange to your closet?
BaubleBar NFL Bracelet Set
If Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement has you rooting for the Chiefs, BaubleBar sells plenty of NFL-themed accessories to complete your look. (The pop star herself even owns an out-of-stock necklace from the brand’s collaboration with Erin Andrews).
“The Tortured Poets Department”
House of CB The Balconette Corset Top
No need to torture yourself looking for an outfit that perfectly fits the “TTPD” aesthetic. Swift wore a similar House of CB design while grabbing dinner with Sabrina Carpenter during an Eras Tour stop in Sydney last year.
Pat McGrath Labs MatteTrance Lipstick in Elson
No “Tortured Poets” look would be complete without a swipe of lipstick. Swift’s used this blue-red hue on multiple occasions — and it’s a favorite of several Page Six editors, too.
“Midnights”
SJZWSD 6-Box Friendship Bracelet Making Kit
Beaded bracelets are also a must — just ask Kelce, who attempted to slip her his number on one before the pair began dating. Make your own statement-making bling with this under-$25 kit.
Yuakou Shaggy Faux Fur Coat
Do you just wanna stay in that lavender haze? Pick up a faux fur style strikingly similar to the fluffy coat Swift sported during the “Midnights” portion of the Eras Tour.
“Folklore” and “Evermore”
Maje Satin-Look Maxi Dress
Channel Swift’s marigold “Evermore” stage look with this gorgeous silky dress, currently on sale for over $200 (!) off.
Elliatt Rosalind Dress
Copy the Oscar de la Renta mini Swift wore for the 2020 Grammys with this floral frock.
“Lover”
Ana Luisa Jessica Puffed Heart Hoops
If you heart the look of the “Lover” era, top off your moviegoing outfit with whimsical accessories like these cute earrings.
“Reputation”
Steve Madden Brina Romper
This sparkly black bodysuit reminds us of Swift’s signature “Reformation” tour look — with a side of showgirl-worthy sparkle.
“1989”
Yutuwomsfushi Long Sleeve Sequin Open Front Zipper Jacket
This sequined bomber jacket is a dead ringer for the one Swift wore during her “1989” tour. Plus, it’s got a 4.5-star average out of over 900 Amazon reviews.
“Red”
MAC Retro Matte Lipstick in Ruby Woo
Swift’s long loved that “red lip classic thing” — and her favorite shades include this MAC mainstay.
“It’s a staple. I was the last person to discover it,” Swift told People in 2015 of the bold hue, also beloved by Rihanna, Gwen Stefani and Janet Jackson.
Iohlng Heart Sunglasses
See the world through literal rose-colored glasses with this heart-shaped pair, which looks just like the one Swift wore in her “22” video.
Lingua Franca “A Lot Going On at the Moment” Sweatshirt
Lingua Franca’s cashmere sweaters are a huge Hollywood hit. So if Swift’s famous “Not a lot going on at the moment” tee isn’t exactly accurate these days, consider this elevated version instead.
“Speak Now”
Popflex Tie-Breaker Superdress
Swift wore several Popflex styles while rehearsing for the Eras Tour. And while the brand offers countless fits and colors, this pale purple dress is giving us major “Speak Now” vibes.
“Fearless” and “Taylor Swift”
Lulus Fringe Bodycon Minidress
If you’ve been looking for a way to channel Swift’s sophomore album, never fear; this gold dress looks strikingly similar to her sparkling “Fearless” stage looks.
Steve Madden Hayward Western Boots
A fan of Swift’s first-ever era? Copy her country style with a pair of classic cowboy boots.
Why Trust Page Six Style Shopping
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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