Taylor Swift bares abs in ‘Midnights’ blue on Grammys 2023 red carpet
Taylor Swift is back at the Grammys — and looking abs-olutely amazing.
The “Anti-Hero” hitmaker returned to the music industry’s most prestigious awards ceremony for 2023 after skipping last year’s show, stepping onto the red carpet in a look that blended elements from several of her musical eras.
Swift, 33, wore a midnight blue (or “Midnights” blue, rather) custom Roberto Cavalli look comprised of a long-sleeved turtleneck crop top — a sartorial hallmark of her “1989” album cycle — and a matching high-waisted skirt, both covered in sparkling crystals.
She paired the midriff-baring set with matching shimmery blue eye makeup, her signature red lip, an elegant bun and Giuseppe Zanotti heels.
Swift finished off her look with $3 million worth of Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, including three rings and a pair of enormous kite-shaped statement earrings accented with purple sapphires and diamonds.
The “Lavender Haze” singer is nominated in four categories this year: Song of the Year (for “All Too Well (10 Minute Version)”), Best Song Written for Visual Media (for “Carolina” from “Where the Crawdads Sing”), Best Music Video (for “All Too Well: The Short Film”) and Best Country Song (for “I Bet You Think About Me”).
While Swift released her 10th studio album, “Midnights,” in 2022, the LP missed the window for 2023 Grammys consideration; it’ll be eligible in 2024.
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Still, her latest red carpet look is right in line with the sparkling styles she’s been sporting lately as a nod to her new album’s disco-tinged aesthetic; Swift has stepped out recently in “Bejeweled” designs by Paco Rabanne, Oscar de la Renta, The Blonds and David Koma, to name but a few.
At the 2021 Grammys, Swift — dressed in a dreamy floral Oscar de la Renta mini — took home her third Album of the Year award for “Folklore,” setting a record as the first female artist to win three times in that category (and tying Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder and Paul Simon for the achievement).
Perhaps she’ll make history again tonight.