Taylor Swift’s wedding gown has recently become the topic of discussion after she announced her engagement to her beau, Travis Kelce. According to a source, many designers are eyeing the opportunity in hopes of making “history.” Reportedly, the dress will be the “most important since Princess Diana’s” wedding gown.
Taylor Swift has designers lining up to do her wedding gown, says source
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce stunned the world with their sudden engagement announcement on August 26. While Swifties celebrated and congratulated the couple, top designers have been on their toes to bag this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. A source told Rob Shuter that fashion designers from around the world seemingly want to be a part of the pair’s wedding.
They reportedly want to be picked as the designer for the pop sensation’s wedding gown. “Taylor’s gown will be the most important since Princess Diana’s. Whoever lands it becomes immortal,” a fashion executive said.
Versace, Valentino, Dior, Oscar de la Renta, and Vera Wang are reportedly lining up to design the bride-to-be’s memorable gown. A source claimed, “Sketches, fabrics, archival ideas — everything’s being thrown at Taylor’s camp.” While it seems like a “feeding frenzy” in the fashion industry, the “Lover” hitmaker is reportedly aware of her power.
According to a close friend, Swift knows how her decision will make a difference. “One dress, one designer, one photo — and the entire industry will be defined by it for decades,” they told Shuter.
Another insider refused to compare the NFL star and his fiancée’s wedding to the Oscars or the Met Gala. For those unversed, the annual events are well-known for being a stage for fashion designers to showcase their creativity.
They further stated that the singer’s wedding gown is supposed to set a worldwide trend. “Brides from Des Moines to Dubai” may want to copy the look in the future. Hence, the fashion industry has been eager to grab the opportunity. A source even went ahead and compared Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding to a “coronation of couture.”
Originally reported by Suushmmita Sen on RealityTea.
