Taylor Swift Pairs a Louis Vuitton Hoodie With a Miniskirt for Travis Kelce’s Game Against the Buffalo Bills

On Sunday, Taylor Swift arrived at Arrowhead Stadium for boyfriend Travis Kelce’s game against the Buffalo Bills, wearing a Louis Vuitton beanie, hoodie, and miniskirt with red tights. It marks an important match for the Kansas City Chiefs, who are hoping to compete in the Super Bowl for the third year in a row.

Swift was present at their playoff game against the Texans last weekend, where she was clad almost entirely in Chanel. The Eras Tour star wore the fashion house’s black and white tweed coat with a Chanel wool jersey jumpsuit. She accessorized with a silver Chanel belt with a logo-shaped buckle and logo earrings. She also carried a black quilted Chanel mini flap purse over one shoulder. She was wearing a pair of black leather gloves and Chanel cuffed boots over semi-sheer black tights.

Swift was later seen in the VIP box with basketball star Caitlin Clark.

Earlier this month, while making an appearance on The Stephen A. Smith Show, Kelce talked a bit about Swift’s support of his football career.

“She’s fully encouraging me to enjoy playing this game,” he said. “She loves coming to Arrowhead [Stadium] and coming to the games and cheering for me so I’ve got all the support in the world to keep chasing these dreams.”

He added that he and Swift are “happy,” and he is thrilled “to have that confidence and comfort off the field and all the support I could ever ask for in the stadium, man.”

Kelce continued, “I think personally that’s the beauty of being in a really strong relationship is that you get that support to be able to focus on your craft, focus on being the best version of you. You know, that’s why I wanted to be at the concerts, support her and being there for her, making sure she feels comfortable and supported in everything she’s doing in life. I’m as focused as I’ve ever been on my job and being the best player I can possibly be week in and week out for this team. It’s because I don’t have to worry about things off the field.”