She wears short skirts — and T-shirts.
Taylor Swift danced in the crowd alongside beau Travis Kelce at Coachella 2024 over the weekend, donning a casual look to support pals Jack Antonoff and Ice Spice during their sets at the music festival.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce stepped out in style at Coachella 2024.WWD via Getty ImagesAnd while the pop star’s outfits are notorious for flying off the shelves swiftly, the budget-friendly Halara Breezeful High-Waisted 2-in-Skirt ($40 $35) she sported is not only still in stock (for now) — it’s also on sale for under $35 right now.
Halara Breezeful High-Waisted 2-in-Skirt
The TikTok-loved find is billed as sweat-wicking and lightweight — ideal for a day in the desert.
Reviewers are obsessed with the style too; it’s racked up a 4.5 star rating from over 1,000 reviews, with one calling the four-way stretch fabric “extremely comfortable” while another raved that the “shorts underneath cover everything without being too long.”
“Perfect fit, great quality, and super comfy!” a third wrote of the breathable skirt, which includes built-in shorts with a pocket for stashing keys, credit cards or other small valuables.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce danced in the crowd at Coachella.TikTok/karmaisacat.1989
They mingled with stars including “RHONJ” star Teresa Giudice.louisaruelas/Instagram
While Swift opted for the black version to match her leather jacket and Gucci sneakers, the design also comes in nine other shades ranging from crisp white to navy and burgundy.
She completed the look with a Stella McCartney Perforated Logo Napa Crossbody Bag ($950) and supported Kelce with a baseball cap emblazoned with the name of his podcast, “New Heights.”
The football pro similarly kept things casual for the festival, donning a “Happy Gilmore” baseball cap and an unbuttoned plaid shirt.
After taking in several performances — including Dom Dolla’s, during which Kelce lifted Swift in the air to offer her a better view — the pair were seen making out at the ultra-exclusive Neon Carnival afterparty.
