I'm spoiled for choice when it comes to Taylor Swift lyrics I can reference here. Should I go with "I can still make the whole place shimmer"? Or perhaps "I polish up real nice." There's really no wrong answer. Tonight, Swift made a surprise appearance at the London premiere of Beyoncé's new Renaissance film, and I can't stop thinking about her excellent dress.
In keeping with Queen Bey's silver theme, Swift wore a shimmering silver Balmain gown on the red carpet along with Anita Ko jewelry. Going with a thigh-high slit was definitely a sultry move, making me think she's dressing for revenge. There I go again with the lyric references. Scroll down to see Taylor Swift's new red carpet look and shop similar dresses for your next holiday party.
On Taylor Swift: Balmain dress; Anita Ko jewelry
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