How Much Did Taylor Swift's Glamorous Outfit at Travis Kelce's Event Cost?
Pop superstar Taylor Swift made a striking appearance at this year's Tight End University event in Nashville, hosted by her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce.
While the event was designed for professional athletes to connect and train, it was Swift's high-fashion outfit that became the talk of the night, and that too for good reason. Her full outfit and accessories reportedly cost over $53,000.
Swift wore a green gingham two-piece set by designer Hunter Bell, marking a return to her signature style from 2014 and 2015, which featured coordinated pieces.
The look included the Brookie top priced at $199.50, and the matching Eva skirt for $297.50. The outfit struck a balance between casual charm and polished detail, perfect for a summer night out in Nashville.
Swift layered multiple gold and diamond pieces from top designers, turning her outfit into a dazzling display of personal symbolism and luxury. She wore three pieces from Foundrae, including the Sister Hook chain choker priced at $4,800, Fine Mixed clip necklace worth $4,100 and the Diamond Initial pendant at $1,800. She also added a gemstone heart necklace from the brand bearing the starting price of $2,250.
Adding more sparkle was her $27,250 Cartier Agrafe Herringbone twisted necklace, the most expensive piece of the night. She also wore a Sagittarius pendant by Anita Somayaji valued at $2,700, which may be a subtle reference to her zodiac sign or Kelce's famous 'archer' touchdown celebration.
Her accessory stack didn't stop there. Swift included the Linked Tennis earrings by VRAI priced starting at $1,990 and a diamond hand chain by Logan Hollowell priced at $4,350.
For footwear, she opted for a pair of white thong mules by Sandy Liang, priced at $495, and carried a small white Camille bag from Celine, valued at $3,100.
All in, Swift's look totaled $53,332, blending sentimental elements with luxury fashion. According to Sarah Chapelle of Taylor Swift Styled, who first reported the details on Instagram, several of the jewelry pieces were re-worn from a recent New York outing, with the Cartier necklace added for extra flair.
The event also marked another public outing for the couple, who have been seen together more often since Swift ended her tour.
While Tight End University focused on football, Swift reminded everyone that style can steal the spotlight — even in a room full of athletes.This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 24, 2025, where it first appeared.
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