This piece was inspired by Taylor Swift’s first era, Taylor Swift. Her aesthetic during that time could be considered to be what people refer to as cottage-core now. We think this dress from UO is a great choice as it’s romantic, yet young-feeling, and would be super cozy to dance around in.

This may not seem like the most exciting piece but it’s all about the vision. In Taylor Swift’s Red era, she was really into wearing high-waisted shorts. Wear these red shorts, with a DIY tee that says “not a lot going on at the moment” for a complete look, that’s actually pretty comfortable, too.

This sequin bomber jacket from Amazon actually looks like the one Taylor wore throughout her 1989 tour, and for only $58! Throw this on top of a simple 2-piece set for the ultimate 1989 era look.

If you prefer to keep it cozy at concerts, Folklore is your perfect excuse. Throw on a cable knit cardigan over whatever you’re wearing (maybe a T-Swift tee?), and everyone will get it.

If there’s ever a time to wear a dress like this to a concert, it’s now. It gives both Folklore and Evermore vibes. Pair it with a pair of oxfords and we think it would be a totally Taylor-approved Eras outfit.