Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have had quite the New York week. The engaged couple capped it all off on the evening of June 13 with a Broadway outing to Oh, Mary! at the Lyceum Theatre -- a comedic reimagining of Mary Todd Lincoln's life starring Maya Rudolph. Swift showed up in a deep maroon Ralph Lauren velvet dress layered with boho jewellery, while Kelce kept it seasonal in a floral button-up. After the show, they slipped into The Eighty Six in West Village for dinner.
What did Taylor Swift wear to Oh, Mary! on Broadway?
Taylor Swift's fashion choices this week have covered a lot of ground. She wore breezy summer looks to the Knicks game, two outfits to the Toy Story 5 premiere, and a black floral high-slit gown to the Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on June 11. For Broadway, she shifted into something altogether different.
The velvet Ralph Lauren tank dress in maroon set the tone -- scoop neck, long maxiskirt, a silhouette that felt effortlessly theatrical. She paired it with Aquazzura Lovestruck sandals and a Chloé Bracelet Leather Hobo Bag. The accessories, though, were where the look really came together. She stacked multiple boho necklaces including a moon goddess pendant by Michael Anthony Jewelers, a Foundrae diamond 'T' initial pendant, gold chains, and a long tassel necklace. An antique opal bracelet from Danes Road Antiques completed the stack. The overall effect was layered, intentional, and decidedly witchy -- a natural contrast to the minimalist looks she had worn earlier in the week.
Kelce, photographed backstage with Swift and the cast, went for a floral black shirt with bold pink blooms and a red and yellow Elwood cap -- a relaxed contrast to her evening-out aesthetic.
What happened inside the Oh, Mary! show during Taylor Swift's visit?
The audience clearly knew who was sitting among them. At one point, Maya Rudolph broke from the script to joke about someone in the audience needing to leave for "a game" -- a wink at the NBA Finals playing out across town. Swift threw her hands up and clapped along with the crowd. Video circulating from the show also captured her leaping to her feet and raising her arms for a full standing ovation at Rudolph's performance, with Kelce and the rest of the audience quickly following suit.
The Knicks, for their part, came through. They beat the San Antonio Spurs that night to claim their first NBA title since 1973. Swift had been courtside at Madison Square Garden on June 10 to watch their comeback victory, joined by Alana and Este Haim. Kelce wasn't there in person, but he made his presence felt via an Instagram liking spree of photos featuring Swift.
Earlier in the week, Kelce had been in the room when director Steven Spielberg announced Swift as the youngest woman ever inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. The entire room stood as she and Kelce embraced and shared a kiss -- a moment that felt like a full-circle close to a week that somehow packed in fashion, sport, ceremony, and a Broadway night out.
