Fashion enthusiasts have bad blood with Taylor Swift‘s fashion choices—again!
On June 20, she was seen holding hands with Travis Kelce as they left a restaurant in New York City. Swift wore a powder blue, corset-style tank top by Reformation paired with Miu Miu’s embroidered poplin mini skirt and cream pointed-toe heels.
She accessorized with a white shoulder bag and styled her hair down with a single French braid on one side, her signature bangs framing her face. Naturally, she completed the look with her trademark red lipstick. See the photos here!
Fans Criticize Taylor Swift’s Fashion Choices
Her NFL star boyfriend kept it casual in a white “US Soccer” graphic tee, white shorts, and a pair of sneakers.
When fans saw the photos on social media, they quickly called out the Eras icon on her unflattering outfit choice:
“Taylor really has no fashion sense.”
“Time to drop the schoolgirl act and ditch the bangs.”
“That skirt looks ridiculous. It’s made for a child.”
“The worst-dressed couple!! They both need to hire a stylist immediately!!”
“All that money and no stylist. Smdh.”
“I can’t believe I’m going to say this, but Tay Tay needs a new stylist or a stylist.”
Fans Beg Taylor Swift To Get A Stylist
Just last month, Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez were spotted enjoying a dinner date at The Monkey Bar in NYC. For the outing, Taylor wore a black mini dress with silver sequin trim, paired with chunky silver platform heels. However, the look didn’t exactly win over fans on social media.
“Just because it’s Gucci doesn’t mean it’s good style,” slammed one fan on Instagram. The same fan added, “The dress does not sit well on her frame, and her shoes, earrings, and purse overmatch, like she’s trying to stick to a color theme for prom in the 90s. She’s a follower of style, not an independent creator of style.”
“Taylor’s dress is so ill-fitting on her body type,” criticized a second, as a third said: “Taylor has zero style.” “Tay Tay should hire Selena’s stylist,” suggested a fourth. “She’s always dressed soooo bad. Just never gets better,” concurred a fifth.
