00:00A representative for Swift confirmed the looks were designed by the French fashion house's
00:03buzzy, new-ish creative director Jonathan Anderson in close collaboration with the
00:08newlyweds. According to a statement from the brand, both outfits were created in Dior's
00:13ateliers at 30 Avenue Montagnier in Paris. Swift's and Kelsey's shoes were custom made
00:18by Christian Louboutin, and the Grammy winner wore Cartier jewelry. Dior was one of many
00:22houses in the running to design Swift's gown for her walk down the aisle, with other top
00:27contenders including Ralph Lauren, Stella McCartney, Oscar de la Renta, and Vivian Westwood.
00:32And ever the queen of Easter eggs, the Grammy winner dropped a steady stream of sartorial
00:36clues about her choice of designer in the months leading up to the big day. She stepped out
00:40carrying a series of Dior bags, among them a buttercup yellow Lady Dior in April and a sleek
00:46black Seagal at a Knicks game in May. Anderson, who joined the luxury label last summer to
00:51much fashion industry fanfare, spent 11 years as Loewe's creative director and is also the
00:56founder of J.W. Anderson. Swift, notably, also toted one of that brand's bags while
01:01in London with Kelsey in May. And at the 2024 VMAs, Swift wore a punk plaid ensemble designed
01:07by Maria Grazia Chiori, Anderson's predecessor at Dior. Considering that was almost a full
01:13year before Kelsey popped the question, it's probably a stretch to assume Swift was sharing
01:17a hint about her future bridal gown. When it comes to Taylor Swift and Easter eggs, anything
01:22is possible. For more on Taylor and Travis' wedding, head to Page Six Style.
