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Taylor Swift and boyfriend Travis Kelce took date night to the 2024 US Open on Sunday. The couple watched matches while cuddling and before going out to dinner. To watch the game, the pair both decided to put on a bit of Gucci: Kelce chose a Gucci bucket hat, while Swift chose an open toe sandal from the brand.
To watch the US Open, Swift chose a red and white dress from Reformation. The Sora Linen dress features a tomato check pattern and an off the shoulder neckline. Swift, instead, chose to wear the off the shoulder straps on the shoulder. She matched the $248 piece with a pair of shades and her famous bold red lip.
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For footwear, Swift buckled on a pair of light brown sandals. The shoes are a platform style with a block heel. They feature a slingback style strap as well as an ankle strap, which is affixed on the side with a small gold buckle. On the upper, above the ball of the foot, the shoe sports Gucci’s signature horsebit detail. That detail hails from the company’s history with horses and mimic the metal ring on a horse’s bridle.
The shoe is called the Lady sandal by Gucci and is available for $1,100.
After watching the game, the pair went on a dinner date in NYC. Swift kept up the Gucci, choosing a monogrammed sleeveless mini dress. With it, she chose yet another Gucci Lady sandal.
The second shoe was in black with the same horsebit detail and open toe silhouette. The shoe did not include a platform, but kept the block heel. The slingback-style strap is still there though with an additional Mary Jane style strap across the top of the foot.
This sandal is available for $1,100.
The night before, on Saturday evening, the pair had another date night. For it, they attended Karen Elson’s wedding together. Swift chose to wear one of her favorite brands: Christian Louboutin. This was yet another sandal that allowed her toes to be out. It was the company’s Condora style.
