It was almost head-to-toe Louis Vuitton for Taylor Swift at the Chiefs-Bills game Sunday evening (Jan. 26). She attended the NFL AFC Championship game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, in support of Travis Kelce, tight end for the Chiefs. Sunday’s playoff game determined which team will play the Eagles at this year’s Super Bowl: the Chiefs.
The pop star looked put together, as usual, but incorporated a bit of coziness into her Sunday night football look at the stadium, where she watched the game with her mother, Andrea, by her side. Swift was seen sharing a hug with her mom and Kelce’s mom, Donna, in their suite while celebrating a touchdown.
Swift wore a roomy Louis Vuitton zip-up jacket (Monogram Jacquard Knit Jacket, $5,000) over a skirt with a pleated, flared silhouette. Her “LV”-monogrammed coat was complemented by a simple black cashmere beanie (Spark Beanie, $550) also with the luxury brand’s logo, in hardware. Swift added a pop of color to the ensemble — with her red tights — and chunky, high-heeled Louis Vuitton ankle boots, as identified by fan account @taylorswiftstyled.
Swift blew a kiss to those greeting her as she arrived, as seen in the clip below shared by NFL on CBS.
Last weekend, Swift was joined by the Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark to cheer on Kelce and the Chiefs at the Jan. 18 divisional round game in Kansas City, where the Chiefs defeated the Texans. The pair, who shared hugs and high fives, had been planning to get together to see the Chiefs play. Swift invited Clark to a game after the pro basketball player enjoyed The Eras Tour at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
A triumph for the Chiefs on Sunday night is sending the team to the Super Bowl, and making it the second year in a row for Swift to likely be there for Kelce at the big game. The Chiefs won the Super Bowl in 2024.
See Swift’s full outfit from the Jan. 26 playoff game below.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI – JANUARY 26: Taylor Swift arrives prior to the AFC Championship Game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on January 26, 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images)
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