Worn On: 10/10/19 // Washington, D.C.

the commentary

As promised, full thoughts now that we have some stunning HQs. This heart-embroidered menswear-inspired suit set is one of the most Taylor and Lover-appropriate lewks we’ve been served this era thus far. 

It combines the two themes that we have been introduced to thus far: Pastels, hearts, and the reconnection Taylor has felt to her vulnerable singer-songwriter side — but packaged in a very “The Man”-friendly corporate silhouette. It’s truly perfect. Excellent job done here, Joseph. 

Taylor has been notably moving away from the ruffles, the frill, and the priss of earlier Lover days style into a more (pun intended) tailored approach. I expanded upon this here but the continued pattern of suiting is clearly purposeful narrative that Taylor is wanting to convey this era. Her obvious ease during this performance, and the fact that she did this completely solo, is made even more commanding by this coordinated blazer and wide-legged pant set by Cinq A Sept. it’s also her second foray into wide-legged pants and between the two this is far stronger in my eyes. 

I love me a rich burgundy moment (it’s a personal power colour for me). So this beautiful shot of colour not only added a contrasting shade to her power suit but also a differing and warm fall/winter texture. The perfect touch. 

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