What will be the Tortured Poets Department aesthetic, according to Taylor Swift?
The 11th album by the mega superstar is dropping in April 2024, but fans are already trying to prepare to copy the look of this new era.
Hints like her album tracklist, her outfits since announcing, and even the album cover have given a good idea of that’s to come. Follow these photos and you should all set.
Black & White or Screaming Color?
The Tortured Poets Department aesthetic seems to rely on a very muted color scheme. While it may not be entirely black and white, don’t expect the vibrancy of ‘Lover’ in this era. ÂÂ
Sequin Smile and dark Red Lipstick
When she announced the drop of The Tortured Poets Department at the 2024 Grammys, she also debuted the first outfit of the era. The red lip is back, but in a muted way.
Folklore Meets Red?
The Tortured Poets Department era feels like a return to her roots, but also a dive into the storytelling she picked up in the pandemic.
Clara Bow and the 1920s
When Taylor released the tracklist for The Tortured Poets Department, there was a song titled after the famous 20’s actress. Clara had short hair and was considered the “It Girl” of her time. Taylor may pull inspiration from the 20’s for this aesthetic.
Old Hollywood Glamour
If she is going to be living 100 years ago, Taylors aesthetic for The Tortured Poets Department era will likely have lots of nods to the glamorous fashions of the time. Taylor’s been known to do that.
The Tortured Poets Department Aesthetic
The color palette will be all neutral tones: white, black, tan, grey, beige, and such.