Taylor Swift's Super Bowl 2024 Accessories Decoded: See All Her Tributes to Travis Kelce
The superstar cheered boyfriend Travis Kelce and his Chiefs teammates to a Super Bowl win in her signature red lip and tons of bling — unpacking her final game-day look
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Taylor Swift's Super Bowl 2024 look was laden with sweet nods to her Kansas City Chiefs star boyfriend Travis Kelce.
Swift, 34, wore a black cropped corset, $695 crystal-slit jeans from AREA, boots, and a Wear by Erin Andrews bomber jacket with the Chiefs logo and '60 on the back for the year the team was created. But it was her accessories that told a more sentimental style story.
The pop icon dressed up her look with a custom diamond and yellow gold "87" pendant necklace and diamond tennis choker in rose gold by celeb-loved jeweler Stephanie Gottlieb. The customizable "Large Varsity Pendant" is available on the brand's site for $4,250 as is the choker, which retails for $7,500 (for anyone who is looking for a Valentine's Day splurge for their significant other!).
The #87 love didn't stop there. Swift also wore a pair of black booties with a crystal red-and-gold "87" on the outside, which Swiftie style enthusiasts believe to be a custom version of the $1,200 Christian Louboutin "So Eleonor" boot the star has worn on her Eras Tour.
She also added a bespoke #87 Judith Leiber football-shaped crystal bag. The custom clutch marks a new addition to her collection, after the Hunt family famously gifted her a nearly $5,000 microphone-shaped bag for her 34th birthday.
To round out her bling, Swift wore a Retrouvai yellow gold and ruby ring and red Heart Twist Earring from The Last Line.
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For game-day glam, the singer rocked her go-to Chiefs red lip, chic cat eye and high ponytail.
The Super Bowl marks Swift's 13th Kansas City Chiefs game and follows her four back-to-back Tokyo concerts as part of the next leg of her sold-out, history-making Eras Tour.
The 14-time Grammy winner jetted back from the Japan capital just in time to cheer on the Chiefs tight end in style alongside her squad. She made sure to thank Tokyo fans with a sweet message ahead of her Super Bowl LVIII appearance in Las Vegas.
Swift has become a mainstay for the Chiefs both at home and on the road, making headlines for everything from her spot-on swag surfing to her amazing style, often repping Kelce's jersey number, 87.
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The pop icon is known to include sweet, hidden messages in her look. For the Chiefs' Christmas Day game against the Las Vegas Raiders, she wore Jennifer Behr's colorful, bejeweled Kristel hairpin set in Berry.
Her collection of bobby pins, now sold out on Jennifer Behr’s website, featured 18K antique gold plated brass pins adorned with an array of pearls and Austrian crystals. The red and yellow gems seemed like a nod to the Chiefs colors.
She was also seen rocking a "T" earring as she cheered in the stands during the Chiefs home game against the Las Vegas Raiders, and a number of bracelets nodding at Kelce's name and number.
The last time we saw Swift in the NFL spotlight, she was celebrating Kelce's AFC championship win she also wore accessories that nodded to her man, including a chain around her neck with the Chiefs logo. The piece was from WEAR by Erin Andrews x BaubleBar ($44) and featured "Chiefs Kingdom" on the other side of the pendant.
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Perhaps the most standout piece of jewelry in the "Anti-Hero" singer's WAG wardrobe was when she wore an upgraded take on her beaded friendship bracelet with a diamond Wove design featuring "TNT" for Taylor and Travis. The bracelet was a custom present from Kelce himself and made in her home state of Pennsylvania. Fans can make their own with their own initials ($5,680+).
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