Taylor Swift Showcases Stage Style Evolution with Custom Christian Louboutin Loafers and Heels
Taylor Swift wrapped up the last of her four Paris shows for the European leg of her Eras Tour in even more custom Christian Louboutin footwear over the weekend.
Following a brief hiatus from the tour to launch “The Tortured Poets Department,” her eleventh studio album, Swift has refreshed her tour setlist with new fan favorites and unveiled nearly 20 new costumes, now featuring custom non-boot footwear by the French designer.
During the “RED” section of the show, she wore her usual Ashish white sequined t-shirt featuring new phrases like, “Not A Lot Going On At the Moment,” “I Bet You Think About Me,” and “This Is Not Taylor’s Version,” that she paired with CL Moc Lug Loafers.
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The CL Moc Lug Loafers from Maison Christian Louboutin feature a traditional design enhanced by graphic topstitching, incorporating an urban-style lug sole and are crafted in black abrasivato leather, and, like her custom boots, were bejeweled. The design is complemented by a silver metal CL monogram on the band across the upper. She also paired the loafers with a sequined romper from Ashish.
On Sunday, she changed her outfit for the finale of her set with “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart,” opting for a custom Vivienne Westwood ensemble paired with custom Christian Louboutin silver character heels.
These heels, reminiscent of cabaret dance shoes, showcase a crisscross design at the top and possess an estimated heel height of 2 to 3 inches. She also paired the silver shoes with a custom ombre orange Roebrto Cavalli gown. A similar pair in gold was worn the previous night.
Swift has a couple days off before she kicks off her next set of shows in Stockholm, Sweden, at the Friends Arena on Friday, May 17, for a weekend full of shows. The European part of her Eras Tour extends until August 20, culminating with a performance at Wembley Stadium in London. Following this, she will proceed to Canada for the concluding segment of her tour in December.
