Update 2020: We have a new Taylor Swift era to get inspired by! See our folklore fashion guide here.

Has anyone else been consistently listening to Taylor Swift‘s new album Lover since it came out on August 23rd? Because I have, and I think it *might* be my favorite TS album ever. (Red, sweetie, I’m so sorry!)

Given that I’ve been a certified Swiftie since 2008, Taylor’s seventh studio album was definitely my most anticipated release of 2019. Therefore, I’ve studiously covered her Lover content, recreating looks from her videos for singles ME! feat. Brendon Urie of Panic! At The Disco and You Need To Calm Down.

However, as much as I enjoyed these singles, they pale in comparison to the rest of the tracks on Lover. The album is a win for pop music, both lyrically and sonically. For me, Lover works because it combines the storytelling of 2012’s critically-acclaimed Red with the sound of 2014’s smash hit 1989, making it the perfect amalgamation of Taylor’s music catalog.

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Therefore, for this week’s post I’ve decided to take inspiration from the album itself – that is, I’ve selected some of my favorite tracks and created outfit sets based on their lyrics and overall message.

So buckle up, fellow Swift enthusiasts, because Lover has given us more fashion inspiration than I could have imagined in my wildest dreams! *wink wink*

Here’s our Taylor Swift Lover fashion guide.

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Taylor Swift – Cruel Summer (Official Audio)

The first track on Lover that spoke to me in fashion terms is actually my favorite track of all, Cruel Summer. Produced by St. Vincent, this song is theorized by Swifties as being a sequel to Getaway Car, a standout track from Taylor’s 2016 album, reputation.