Los Angeles, California – Taylor Swift and her stylist are not playing around when it comes to keeping her eyes on her next glimmering prize: an Oscar.

Kansas City Chiefs games aren’t the only place Swift is serving looks as of late.
While she is in attendance at Arrowhead for Sunday’s matchup between the Chiefs and the Los Angeles Chargers, the Patient Zero singer spent Saturday night turning heads and making people dance while at the Academy Museum Gala!
The chart-topping artist dazzled her way down the event’s red carpet in a custom strapless Dior gown created by none other than Christian Dior’s creative director Jonathan Anderson, who also designed her still-unseen Christian Dior Haute Couture wedding gown.

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Of course, as Swifties know, that wasn’t the only dress the superstar wore on Saturday night. While taking the stage to sing a medley of hits, including her Toy Story song (that she’s likely hoping to score an Oscar nod for), I Knew It I Knew You.
The navy dress she rocked during her short set was a custom Ralph Lauren navy blue gown from the Spring 2027 collection. Her hairstyle was giving fans a major flashback to the original 1989 era, with a grown-up, diamond twist thanks to her glimmering 32-carat diamond earrings, a white gold diamond ring set with 5.78 carats, and a 5.04-carat diamond bracelet – all three by Chopard.
No outfit by Swift is complete nowadays without her stunning engagement ring, designed by Kindred Lubeck with the help of Travis Kelce. Also on her finger on the red carpet was what appears to be a diamond-filled wedding band that the public hasn’t really been able to see since she and Kelce tied the knot at Madison Square Garden in July.
Swift’s look for Kelce’s football game on Sunday was – to no surprise – much more toned down, as she was seen wearing a red turtleneck with red lips and hoop earrings.
Swift has never been nominated for an Academy Award, but there’s a good chance she will receive a nomination for an Academy Award for Best Original Song this year, though fans will have to wait until the nominations are revealed on January 21, 2027, to find out!
