Taylor Swift Debuts Chiefs-Inspired Costume at Travis Kelce’s First European Eras Tour Concert

PARIS, FRANCE - MAY 12: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO BOOK COVERS.) Taylor Swift performs onstage during night four of "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour" at La Defense on May 12, 2024 in Paris, France. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management )

The Eras Tour is now for Travis Kelce and Travis Kelce only.

With the NFL star in attendance at the blockbuster concert in Paris, France, on Sunday, May 12, Taylor Swift pulled out all the stops for her final performance in the city of love—which also happened to mark her 87th night of the record-breaking tour. For those following along at home, that's the tight end's jersey number.

To honor the occasion, Swift rocked a brand-new colorway for her 1989 costume, hitting the stage in a yellow and gold ombre crop top with a red and orange ombre skirt—a practically undeniable nod to Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs, especially when you compare the previous three 'fits debuted in Paris to those she wore when originally touring her fifth studio album, which heavily featured pinks, purples, blues and greens, but not so much yellow or red.

While Kelce danced the night away, proving himself, as always, to be the "Mastermind" singer's number-one cheerleader, Swift took the opportunity to pay tribute to him and their relationship in several other ways, including blowing him kisses during "Blank Space" and "So High School" and premiering "The Alchemy"—which fans have suspected was about the couple since The Tortured Poets Department dropped nearly a month ago—as the first surprise song of the evening.

Swift left fans in shambles when she mashed the track up with Red's "Treacherous," which one Twitter user declared was "one of the most beautiful mashups she has ever done."

And, of course, she also tweaked the lyrics of her grand finale song, "Karma," to call out "the guy on the Chiefs," as she's taken to doing every time her beau is in the audience.

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