Taylor Swift wears sparkly denim hotpants and OTK boots to the 2025 Super Bowl
Last night was no exception. As the Kansas Chiefs (Travis' team) took on the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2025 Super Bowl LIX on Sunday 9 February, Taylor showed up in arguably one of her most chic game-day 'fits yet: a longline white blazer paired with over-the-knee slouchy white heeled boots. She carried a red handbag in one hand to nod to her bf's team's colour, with a red lip matching accordingly.
She accessorized the look with a 'T' necklace, which miiiiight just be the same piece that she wore on her thigh during the 2025 Grammys? It looks almost identical, IMO.
After arriving at her seat in a private VIP box (natch), Taylor ditched her blazer to reveal she had a simple white tank top and super sparkly denim hotpants that were entirely bejewelled with crystal embellishment on underneath. In short, the perfect combination of casual cool.
Quick history lesson: This is actually Taylor's second time attending the Super Bowl. She also attended the sporting event last year when the Chiefs found themselves in the final – going on to win the game. For that occasion, she opted for head-to-toe black. Namely, a corset top and cut-out jeans that again featured sparkly embellishment. We're noticing a theme here... Taylor also matched her 2024 look to Travis' own pre-game attire as he arrived in a black glittery suit. Too cute!
Forget sports, we're all about the fashion.
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