TAYLOR Swift fans may have found some clues within the star’s floor-length gown.
Over the weekend, the Midnights hitmaker attended the 2024 Grammy Awards.
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On Sunday night, Taylor, 34, dressed to impress while posing for photographers on the red carpet.
The pop music superstar left fans shocked as she wore a large white dress with a short train following.
Taylor also wore arm-length black gloves with her makeup touched to perfection including a bright red lip and a stunning cat eye.
She also had her hair styled down on one side.
Before hitting up the red carpet, Taylor changed her profile pictures on her social media accounts to her Midnights album – which is up for six Grammy nominations.
However, it was black and white – which are the two colors of her album cover, Reputation, which gave followers a clue that the re-release of her sixth studio album could be coming soon.
‘ICONIC BEHAVIOR’
After viewing her attire, fans rushed to X, formerly Twitter, to share their thoughts on her black and white outfit.
One fan wrote, “One thing about Taylor Swift is she knows how to do promo. The same day she turns her profile picture on all platforms black and white, she attends the Grammys in black and white… Iconic behavior [not gonna lie]. Reputation (Taylor’s version) is coming soon.”
“I support taylor swift announcing reputation tv and making the Grammys about her,” a second admitted.
A third noticed one of Taylor’s necklaces had a clock on it, “Taylor’s necklace is a clock POINTING TO MIDNIGHT. REPUTATION TV ERA INCOMING?”
“Her hair is giving a reputation vibe,” a fourth claimed.
A fifth said, “Taylor is going to take revenge for reputation’s snub by stealing the show at the grammys with reputation tv,” referring to Reputation not getting any Grammy wins.
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