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Watch Taylor Swift get “demonic” during the TTPD Eras tour in Paris with an audacious outfit change.
On May 9, the 14-time Grammy Award winner kicked off her European tour with a show in Paris, where she showed off some of her new costumes chosen for the setlist of her 11th studio album. she wore a white taffeta dress crafted by Vivienne Westwood. While performing her new tracks which include But Daddy I Love Him, So High School, Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?, Down Bad, and Fortnight.
It’s not just the stunning new costumes stealing the show on Taylor’s Eras Tour! Fans are also going wild over her intense makeup during performances. New visuals show a fierce Swift, her eyes rolling back dramatically with white and bloodshot effects on her face as she passionately belted out her Afraid of Little Old Me? The changes come on the heels of the surprise release of Tortured Poets Department, a double album with 31 songs, which dropped on April 19th.
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