Taylor Swift Wows in a $2,400 Dress at Mahomies Foundation Gala
On Saturday, April 27, the 34-year-old pop sensation Taylor Swift attended the Mahomies Foundation Gala in Las Vegas alongside her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, also 34. The event supported their friend Patrick Mahomes' foundation, and Swift made a fashion statement.
Captured by an attendee, Taylor Swift was seen wearing a gorgeous dark green gown called the Regina dress by Maria Lucia Hohan. This stunning piece, priced at $2,405 on the brand's website, was in a shade called 'Peridot,' reminiscent of the yellow-green gemstone. As of April 28, only one size was available for purchase online.
To complement her ensemble, Swift accessorized with the Vitaly's Shimmer necklace, a gold choker featuring a crystal charm. Described as pairing "industrial chainlink with elegant weighting," this necklace is currently available for preorder, likely due to the surge in demand from Swift's fans.
Auctioneer Harry Santa-Ollala shared a selfie with Taylor Swift on Instagram, giving fans a close-up look at the sparkling jewelry piece. In the photo, Swift sports her signature bangs and winged eyeliner, a soft coral lip replacing her usual red.
The fans pointed out that the necklace's name subtly refers to one of her tracks, "Bejeweled" The track was featured on her Grammy-winning album "Midnights" in 2023. The song's chorus goes, "Best believe I'm still bejeweled when I walk in the room; I can still make the whole place shimmer." The lyrics of the song resonated with many and even went viral on TikTok.
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At the Mahomies Foundation Gala, Taylor Swift's boyfriend, Travis Kelce, took the stage for a special auction. He offered four tickets to Swift's highly anticipated Eras Tour, hinting at a surprise auction item. This moment, captured on TikTok, showcased not only Swift's fashion and music, but also her support for the Mahomies Foundation.
