What to wear to Taylor Swift?

[4kids2cats]

Going to Taylor Swift in June with my daughters. What shall I wear? I’m in my early 50s, size 12. The only thing I’m certain of is that I really want to wear cowboy boots!! Outfit ideas please - the only thing I really can’t wear I think is frills!

@Sonora25 I'm M4 so I guess it just depends how far the roof goes down.

@Sonora25 I have ordered these to go under a long flouncy pink skirt. Hopefully arriving today as travelling up tomorrow
https://amzn.eu/d/5jWb7WF

To everyone going to Taylor Swift hope you have a great time and the weather behaves itself !

Is the roof open at all stadiums? I hadn't even considered this for my tickets to Wembley?!

I'm wearing this t shirt in white, black skinnies, glittery Converse and 1989 album covers as earrings! This is for Cardiff.

Fabulous!

Finally sorted out outfits -
DD Fearless - gold fringe dress, white and gold converse, white cowboy hat with gold edging
Me Lover - pink shorts suit, cowboy boots and an embellished corset top

Cannot wait!

Wear the comfiest shoes you can. I was in very comfy trainers and I'm still in agony today 😅

Wear comfy shoes. Not boots or heels. Seriously. Wear layers as it's cold in there! I was there last night and had on a jumper and coat.

I’m so happy I started this thread despite all the misery guts at the beginning! Isn’t it fun to be part of such a phenomenon? I read reviews of the Edinburgh concert and they were amazing!! I decided on a white dress, denim jacket and insane colourful boots - hoping the weather cheers up in the next fortnight though or I’m going in jeans and a jumper!!

I am going next week and I cannot wait. So much joy this had already brought me and my DD, choosing outfits, making bracelets, discussing eras. I will wear a pink sequin dress and metallic leggings and fully embrace it all. I hope you have a brilliant time OP.

Does anyone have any idea where I can get black sequin shorts from please?

That's not Shein or Temu.

I agree! Lovely to be part of and so much fun! Hope you have a great time too! xx

I was at Edinburgh this weekend, absolutely fantastic!

To the pp who said early in the thread that it didn’t matter what you wore as no one would notice - honestly couldn’t be more wrong!

99% of people there were dressed up and looked amazing! The younger ones mainly sequins, the older ones a mix of things - lots of Red slogan t -shirts, lots of long floaty dresses, some sparkly blazers. Lots of white or silver cowboy boots.

Definitely take layers for later though, it got really cold.

It was a great night and I hope everyone still to go also has a great time!

We are Liverpool N3 so 5 days now. Tickets finally came through last night.

We are travelling up Friday night so planning to get merch then and also Taylorgate in Stanley park depending if we can - mixed reports of it being closed or police turning people away.

Me and the oldest in converse so they will be comfy. Youngest in cowboy boots (that she's only worn for half an hour!) with sliders as backup.

Not sure on coats yet. Oldest has folklore cardi so she will be fine. Youngest doesn't really have anything that matches her dress so not sure what she will go for.

Comfortable shoes are essential. I had good sandals which were fine. And painted my toenails in the album colours. My daughters wore converse and trainers but we swapped the laces for glittery ones.

Also earplugs are good - it's LOUD. Boots have some we thought were good, called alpine party I think.

Try next they had a load of sequin stuff on sale

Cider https://m.shopcider.com/product/exclusiveV2

If they're wanting to avoid Shein/Temu then Cider is just as bad...

Sorry i didn’t know

@Brackenfield

really ? I have just cut and pasted the below from the website:
RESPONSIBLE SUPPLY CHAINA responsible supply chain is at the heart of Cider. We require all our garment suppliers and factories to adhere to Cider's Zero Tolerance Policy and to ensure these conditions are addressed:

• EQUALITY
• HEALTH & SAFETY
• ENVIRONMENT
• RAW MATERIALS AND PROCESSING

ANTI - MODERN SLAVERY CHILD LABOUR PREVENTION FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION WAGESIn addition to factory audits and tours on our end, we will also do our best efforts to require our garment-supplying factories to be registered with industry-leading standards, such as SMETA and SEDEX, QES, or BSCI. This ensures their working conditions meet our high standards. By sourcing ethically, we are able to provide our customers with products that have been crafted in a safe and fair environment.

https://goodonyou.eco/how-ethical-is-cider/

Yes, they are just as bad.

can I ask:

if the Sat night concert at Wembley starts at 7 pm ?
and the doors open at 5 pm ?

when are people actually arriving ?

as dd doesn't actually want to be hanging around for hours, she does have seated rather than standing ticket/s.

thank you

@OlderGlaswegianLivingInDevon
We had seating tix at Murrayfield. Arrived at 17:15 and got straight through the turnstile, no queue at all. From the city centre there was a steady steam of people heading to Murrayfield from about lunchtime, I assume those with standing tix were arriving first. And stopping at the many pubs on the way no doubt. There was a 40 minute queue for merch so if you want to see the support and get merch then need to factor that in. The merch queues were busy all night so don’t assume they will quieten down later. The drinks queues were short when we arrived and subsequently. That’s not say it wasn’t busier earlier but based on our experience you don’t need to be mega early if you have seated tix, having said that the atmosphere was fab so the earlier you are the more you can soak up.