Taylor Swift took to the Grammy Museum stage for her first post-wedding performance back in X, the video of which has only just been posted to YouTube. For the short set, Swift performed a medley that included “All Too Well,” “August,” and her most recent track “I Knew It, I Knew You” from the Toy Story 5 soundtrack. While we all know exactly who Swift is singing about on that 1989 era banger, but the latter could be an ode to the beloved brand of dress she wore for the occasion. She knows Dôen as intimately as every other West Village girl.
Swift opted to wear a wispy and draped sage green Dôen dress in a crinkled silk chiffon fabric, with a deep red floral brooch fastened on one strap. The asymmetric neckline fell into a dramatic cape-like back that moved as she played. Her Kindred Lubeck engagement ring from Travis Kelce was on full display as she played the piano; she also wore jewelry that included Retrouvai diamond heirloom bezel earrings and an Effy duo 14K white and gold diamond chain link bracelet.
Glam was kept signature: she wore her dark blonde hair swept into a braided low bun, thick bangs sat just above her brows. Her eyes were framed in a feline flick of liner and she opted for a red lip that matched her floral pin.
The pop star sat down for a Q&A with Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr. to discuss her career. “I’ve loved—and I think this can happen as you grow up—my country roots more and more,” Swift said. “The further along this path I get, I want to honor them more and more, and I feel more and more tied and more loyal to them—the people that shaped who I am as an artist and as a writer.”
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have kept a pretty low profile in the weeks following their bumper Madison Square Garden-set wedding in July. There’s only been a handful of long-lensed images of the couple together at a friend’s wedding—that of athlete JuJu Smith-Schuster and Laura Kruk—and solo snaps of Swift enjoying a girls night out in London and the English countryside wedding of Oli Jacobs and Laura Sisk. (The latter appearance saw Swift show off her new, much shorter haircut, which was chopped after this performance at the Grammy Museum.)
