Taylor Swift is currently one of the biggest music icons on the planet. Her Eras Tour was the highest-grossing tour in history, bringing in more than $1 billion. The world loves her, and many people would do anything to get a piece of her iconic wardrobe. Now, there’s a chance to own a piece of history, but you might have to fight for it. Taylor’s sequined Alice + Olive Tallulah Princess Dress from the 2011 Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Nashville will be up for sale at Vogue’s inaugural charity shopping event, Vogue Vintage Market.
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October 16.2011: Taylor Swift performs the Alan Jackson song "Where Were You" at the 41st Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Renaissance Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. pic.twitter.com/t4cIDLxiY1
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Proceeds From The Sake Of Taylor Swift And Other Celebrity’s Items Will Benefit Charity
According to a post on Instagram, “What happens when Vogue picks up the phone and asks its friends—designers, models, and people with seriously good taste—to clean out their closets? You get the #VogueVintageMarket, an in-person, one-day-only shopping event packed with archival gems, runway relics, and one-off pieces that come with stories worth telling. The event is open to the public with RSVP and donation in the Vogue app, with 100% of proceeds supporting those impacted by the recent Los Angeles fires. From @KendallJenner’s 2000s @dior to a @TaylorSwift princess dress, head to the link in our bio for a preview of some of the standout pieces you’ll be able to shop on Saturday, March 29th with thanks to @ebay.”
The night Taylor Swift wore the dress up for auction, she paired it with a cardigan sweater. Tay ended up taking home the songwriter/artist of the year award that night.
Fans can’t wait until the sale. One person wrote on Instagram, “Such a wonderful initiative! Combining fashion and philanthropy to support those affected by the LA fires is truly commendable. Looking forward to seeing the unique vintage finds and contributing to a worthy cause.”
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