Taylor Swift wedding dress inspired by Elizabeth Taylor's iconic 1950 gown?
Taylor Swift is turning to Elizabeth Taylor for wedding dress inspiration. She is said to be embracing vintage glamour inspired by the Hollywood icon's first bridal look. The singer's wedding with Travis Kelce is set for July 3 in New York.
Pop star Taylor Swift is taking inspiration from Hollywood royalty for her upcoming wedding to NFL player Travis Kelce. The latest buzz is all about her dress, which is reportedly inspired by the iconic wedding attire of the Cleopatra actor Elizabeth Taylor.
According to The Daily Mail, her gown is going to be inspired by Elizabeth's first wedding dress from her 1950 marriage to Conrad Hilton. It's all about that vintage glam!
Taylor's admiration for Elizabeth
Taylor reportedly spent so much time looking at old photos of Elizabeth when she was making the music video, she became enamoured with the actor’s style.
A source told the tabloid, “So when she started thinking about her wedding dress, she looked up Elizabeth’s old gowns online.”
The insider added that Swift was particularly drawn to one of Elizabeth’s gowns for its classic charm and intricate lace detailing.
Elizabeth Taylor was married seven times, her first being to Hilton at just 18. Though their marriage ended after eight months, her bridal style remains iconic.
She then married British actor Michael Wilding (1952 to 1957), producer Mike Todd (1957 to 1958), singer Eddie Fisher (1959 to 1964), actor Richard Burton (1975 to 1976), politician John Warner (1976 to 1982) and construction worker Larry Fortensky (1991 to 1996).
Swift's track dedicated to Elizabeth nods to the actor's famous romances, with lyrics like, “All my white diamonds and lovers are forever/ In the papers, on the screen, and in their minds (sic).”
“I’d cry my eyes violet, Elizabeth Taylor / Tell me for real, do you think it’s forever? (sic),” another verse said.
Wedding whispers
As for the wedding itself, initial rumours suggested a June 13 date at the Ocean House in Rhode Island. However, the celebration is now confirmed for July 3 in New York City. Guests are reportedly bound by strict NDAs, ensuring no early peeks.
Post-wedding, the couple plans a globe-trotting honeymoon, visiting places like The Bahamas, Italy, and Australia. It's all kept under wraps, with no social media updates, promising pure romance. Swifties, mark your calendars; this wedding promises to be unforgettable.
Pop star Taylor Swift is taking inspiration from Hollywood royalty for her upcoming wedding to NFL player Travis Kelce. The latest buzz is all about her dress, which is reportedly inspired by the iconic wedding attire of the Cleopatra actor Elizabeth Taylor.
According to The Daily Mail, her gown is going to be inspired by Elizabeth's first wedding dress from her 1950 marriage to Conrad Hilton. It's all about that vintage glam!
Taylor's admiration for Elizabeth
Taylor reportedly spent so much time looking at old photos of Elizabeth when she was making the music video, she became enamoured with the actor’s style.
A source told the tabloid, “So when she started thinking about her wedding dress, she looked up Elizabeth’s old gowns online.”
The insider added that Swift was particularly drawn to one of Elizabeth’s gowns for its classic charm and intricate lace detailing.
Elizabeth Taylor was married seven times, her first being to Hilton at just 18. Though their marriage ended after eight months, her bridal style remains iconic.
She then married British actor Michael Wilding (1952 to 1957), producer Mike Todd (1957 to 1958), singer Eddie Fisher (1959 to 1964), actor Richard Burton (1975 to 1976), politician John Warner (1976 to 1982) and construction worker Larry Fortensky (1991 to 1996).
Swift's track dedicated to Elizabeth nods to the actor's famous romances, with lyrics like, “All my white diamonds and lovers are forever/ In the papers, on the screen, and in their minds (sic).”
“I’d cry my eyes violet, Elizabeth Taylor / Tell me for real, do you think it’s forever? (sic),” another verse said.
Wedding whispers
As for the wedding itself, initial rumours suggested a June 13 date at the Ocean House in Rhode Island. However, the celebration is now confirmed for July 3 in New York City. Guests are reportedly bound by strict NDAs, ensuring no early peeks.
Post-wedding, the couple plans a globe-trotting honeymoon, visiting places like The Bahamas, Italy, and Australia. It's all kept under wraps, with no social media updates, promising pure romance. Swifties, mark your calendars; this wedding promises to be unforgettable.
