Vera Wang is convinced that this showgirl will leave her loved ones seeing double in delight. As Taylor Swift continues to drop tantalizing hints about her upcoming wedding to fiancé Travis Kelce, the renowned bridal designer has shared her intriguing prediction on the type of wedding gown the "Actually Romantic" songstress will don as she walks down the aisle.
"I had a hunch that this was going to happen. I'm absolutely thrilled for her," Vera, 76, revealed exclusively to E! News at The DKMS 19th Annual Gala on October 14, commenting on the couple's engagement announced in August. "I don't think she'll settle for just one [dress]. That's my bet," she added with a knowing smile.
While Vera believes Taylor, 35, will showcase her affection through a variety of fabrics, designer Christian Siriano envisions the Midnights star making a bold statement with a single, distinctive pattern. At the same glamorous event, the 39-year-old designer remarked, "I think Taylor will opt for some kind of lace."
After all, the Grammy-winning artist has frequently incorporated the delicate, net-like material into her outfits over the past decade, including her memorable date nights with Travis. When she traveled to New Orleans to cheer on the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 36, at the 2025 Super Bowl in February, the musician dazzled in a lace-trimmed black dress, paired with chunky heels and her signature red lip.
Three months prior, Taylor turned heads in New York City, pairing a lace corset top with a pleated skirt during a romantic outing with Travis. As for her impending bridal style, the Life of a Showgirl singer has yet to unveil the specific fabric that's captured her imagination. However, Taylor has already confirmed one crucial detail about her and Travis' special day: she doesn't want their guest list to be too exclusive.
"I'm so excited about it," she gushed during her October 3 appearance on The Graham Norton Show. "I think planning the wedding will be a blast because, in my opinion, the only stressful weddings are the ones where you have a tiny guest list, and people are left wondering if they made the cut."
