Taylor Swift debuted a whole new designer wardrobe at the first European Eras Tour show
Taylor Swift kicked off the European leg of her Eras Tour with a new set of designer outfits.
Those looks included Versace leotards, Louboutin boots, and a custom Vivienne Westwood dress.
Some of the outfits are new versions of ensembles she's worn in the past.
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour continues to get bigger and better.
During the first show of its European leg — hosted in Nanterre, France, on Thursday — Swift stepped onstage in a new Versace leotard and matching Louboutin boots.
The designer outfit is one of multiple high-end looks Swift has added to her updated show, which now includes songs from her latest album "The Tortured Poets Department."
And each new ensemble is arguably better than the last, with leotards covered in crystals and gowns printed with her song lyrics.
They're outfits fit for a billionaire, which Swift became largely thanks to her massive tour. Here's a look at what she wore.
Taylor Swift stepped onstage in Nanterre, France, wearing an eye-catching orange bodysuit.
Swift has been wearing custom Versace bodysuits during the "Lover" portion of her shows since the start of the Eras Tour.
But her newest version is one of her brightest, covered in orange crystals and large magenta sequins.
She wore the form-fitting piece with knee-high Christian Louboutin boots and a gold Versace necklace.
She later added a sparkling blazer in the same bright shade.
A performance of "The Man" wouldn't be complete without Swift adding a glittering blazer to her outfit.
So, for her first Eras Tour show in France, the 34-year-old debuted a new version of the Versace design: a double-breasted jacket covered in orange sparkles.
She paid homage to her original "Fearless" era in a new dress-style bodysuit.
Fringe-covered minidresses hold a special place in the hearts of longtime Swifties, who saw Swift wear them regularly during her "Fearless" tour in 2009 and 2010.
So, it's fitting that she's consistently brought them back throughout the Eras Tour.
In France, Swift stepped onstage in a black bodysuit covered in silver, gold, and white fringe that made the piece look like a dress. She wore the metallic piece with sparkling Louboutin boots and her signature red lipstick.
It's unclear who designed the newest suit, but fashion house Roberto Cavalli has created Swift's other fringe pieces for the "Fearless" set of the Eras Tour.
Swift nodded to her business dealings during the "Red" set.
Each night of the Eras Tour, Swift begins the "Red" portion of her show wearing a sparkling graphic T-shirt similar to the one she wore in the 2013 music video for "22."
One is a replica that says, "Not a lot going on at the moment," while other versions are more playful with phrases like, "Who's Taylor Swift anyway? Ew."
However, the one she wore in France featured an entirely new message: "This is not Taylor's Version."
The T-shirt references Swift's ongoing project of re-recording her past albums after the original masters were acquired by Scooter Braun and the fans who regularly urge radio stations and casual listeners to switch to "Taylor's Versions" of songs.
The new shirt and others Swift has worn on the Eras Tour were custom-made for her by Ashish Gupta.
Swift combined her "Folklore" and "Evermore" sets and wore a new dress during the merged eras.
Alberta Ferretti has designed all of Swift's "Folklore" dresses throughout the Eras Tour, including the flowing white piece she's seen wearing in her 2023 concert film.
The new version she wore in France on Thursday appears to be the same silhouette as the latter garment but in a new yellow shade.
It features a tiered skirt, flowing long sleeves, and delicate swirls of sparkles and microbeads.
The "1989" portion of her show got an upgrade in the form of a new outfit.
Beaded, two-piece sets from Roberto Cavalli have been Swift's "1989" uniform on the Eras Tour.
But in France, Swift swapped the fringed pieces for a bedazzled pink crop top, a blue ombré skirt, and ankle boots in both colors. The outfit seemingly referenced similar ones Swift wore on her "1989" tour in 2015.
The fashion house is also responsible for this look, with creative director Fausto Puglisi adding a leopard-head embellishment in the middle of its neckline.
Cavalli was widely known as the "Leopard King" before he died in April.
A new "Tortured Poets Department" set called for multiple new outfits, including a dramatic gown.
To match the moody aesthetic of her new album and reference her "Fortnight" music video, Swift donned a custom Vivienne Westwood gown.
It featured a sleeveless, structured bodice, a high-low skirt, and lyrics from "The Tortured Poets Department" printed across it.
Swift wore the dress with white ankle boots from Christian Louboutin.
She later added a military jacket.
While performing "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived," Swift and her dancers wore 18th-century-style military jackets in a stark white shade.
The outerwear featured thick sleeves, bodice buttons, and fringed epaulets.
Toward the end of the "Tortured Poets" set, Swift performed an onstage quick change.
In the style of a silent movie, Swift and her dancers acted out a scene in which a heartbroken Swift had to get dressed for a concert.
The two suit-clad performers helped Swift remove her jacket, and she slid off her dress to reveal a black bralette and high-waisted bottoms. They then handed her a gold duster that matched her new dance shoes.
She wore the showgirl-style outfit to perform "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart."
Swift surprised fans with two acoustic songs and a new dress.
Swift has worn custom pieces from Jessica Jones to perform surprise acoustic songs throughout the Eras Tour.
It's unclear if the designer created her latest look, but Swift's pink dress was all new.
It was sleeveless with a wrapped ruched bodice and a high-low skirt.
In true "Midnights" fashion, Swift was bejeweled by the show's end.
Zuhair Murad designed her latest "Midnights" bodysuit. It featured a halter neckline, a diamond chest cutout, smaller slits at the waist, fringe across its hem, and an intricate beaded pattern across the garment.
Swift wore the daring piece with knee-high boots, fishnet tights, and her now-signature garter in a matching blue fabric.
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