Taylor Swift’s Most Iconic Outfits From Her Original ‘1989’ Era

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As we inch closer and closer to the 10th anniversary of the OG 1989 album, we can’t help but feel nostalgic.

1989 was the era of matching two-piece sets, a *major* haircut, and Taylor poking fun at her reputation. It was the era of the iconic “Blank Space” music video, polaroids, and “Shake It Off” being played on the radio all the time.

Released in 2014 (were we ever so young?), 1989 was Taylor’s first entirely pop album. But fans and critics alike absolutely loved every minute of it. Not only did 1989 have three Billboard Hot 100 Number #1s, but it also won Album of the Year at the 2016 Grammys.

1989 was also a huge departure from her past albums aesthetically, which often showcased her long curly hair and at least one princess dress. But 1989 era Taylor was all grown up. No more princess dresses. Instead, she was bearing her midriff and rocking short shorts.

So let’s go back in time and pay homage to all the iconic outfits Taylor Swift rocked during her OG 1989 era and how you can recreate them. Oh, and did we mention we found some of the original pieces she wore? Yup, you’ll find those below as well.

references: Taylor Swift Style, StarStyle

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The ‘1989’ Album Cover

 

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Taylor Swift wore her now-iconic Seagull Sweater (which you can still get on eBay!) on the album cover.

The ‘Blank Space’ Music Video

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Taylor Swift wore a Dolce & Gabbana Leopard Print Top and a Dolce & Gabbana Leopard Print Mini Skirt for some of the scenes in the music video.

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Taylor Swift wore Linda Farrow Light Pink Cat Eye Sunglasses for the second verse of the music video.

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Taylor Swift wore an Oscar de la Renta White Silk Flutter Sleeve Blouse, Elizabeth & James Cat Eye Sunglasses, Ralph Lauren Riding Pants, and Sergio Rossi Black Tall Leather Boots while standing on a horse.

Red Carpet Moments

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Taylor Swift wore a Mary Katrantzou Blue Embroidered Playsuit and Elie Saab Burgundy Cutout Sandals to the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards.

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Taylor Swift wore an Elie Saab Turquoise Gradient High Low Halter Gown and Giuseppe Zanotti Fuchsia Suede Sandals to the 2015 Grammys.

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Taylor Swift wore a Balmain White Sequin Cutout Jumpsuit to the 2015 Billboard Music Awards.

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Taylor Swift wore an Atelier Versace Orange Satin Crop Top and Fuschia Pink Satin Slit Maxi Skirt to the 2016 Grammys.

Performances

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Taylor Swift wore a custom Jessica Jones Black Sequin catsuit while performing “Out of the Woods” at the 2016 Grammys.

‘1989’ World Tour

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Taylor Swift wore a Jaded London Green Sequin Varsity Bomber Jacket, a Jessica Jones Black Sequin Cut Out Bra Top, and Stuart Weitzman Black Sequin Ankle Boots for one of her looks.

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Taylor Swift wore a custom Lorena Sarbu Pink Sequin Fringe Crop Top and a Lorena Sarbu Pink Sequin Fringe Mini Skirt as one of her matching sets.

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Taylor Swift wore a Zuhair Murad Silver Sequin Fringe Plunge Neck Mini Dress and silver sequin platform sandals on stage.

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Lena Finkel
Lena Finkel is the Editor and Founder of Femestella. Prior to starting Femestella, she worked at People, InStyle, Tiger Beat, and Sesame Workshop (aka Sesame Street). She loves all things Real Housewives and Southern Charm. When she's not busy binge-watching TV, you can find her hanging out with her tuxedo cat Tom.