Taylor Swift brought a garden party to London’s theater district.
The singer and fiancé Travis Kelce hit the town on Thursday to catch Sadie Sink’s West End debut in “Romeo & Juliet” at the Harold Pinter Theatre — and Swift dressed for spring in a Zimmermann Luna corset midi dress ($1,950).
She paired the floral number with Jimmy Choo strappy sandals ($950) and a JW Anderson woven top-handle bag ($1,995) in mint green — a color that echoed the palette of her 2025 album, “The Life of a Showgirl.” She kept warm in a black tailored jacket that added a menswear-inspired touch.
Her jewelry was a repeat performance: Larkspur & Hawk Posy pendant earrings with mismatched flower drops and peach and pink tourmalines, encircled by rose-cut diamonds inspired by 17th-century English embroidery. Each pair is one-of-a-kind, but a very similar style featuring pavé diamonds is available for $6,800.
Swift previously wore the same pair to model Karen Elson’s 2024 wedding in New York.
She finished the look with a twisted gold chain necklace and what appeared to be her go-to Nars lipstick in Morocco, the warm cinnamon shade she’s favored throughout her latest musical era.
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The couple was photographed holding hands as they exited the theater, where they cheered on Sink — who starred in Swift’s “All Too Well” short film — during her West End debut as Juliet opposite Noah Jupe.
They later joined a star-studded guest list at Delevingne’s birthday bash, partying alongside Princess Eugenie and husband Jack Brooksbank, Princess Beatrice and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Lily James, Alexa Chung, Georgia May Jagger and Nicky Hilton.
Kelce matched his fiancée’s dark palette in a black tee with a Louis Vuitton gray suit jacket and slacks.
The London outing comes as the couple skipped Monday night’s Met Gala — but are gearing up for their summer wedding, reported to be scheduled for July 3 in New York City.
