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Taylor Swift presents her new dress by Roberto Cavalli at the Eras Tour in Milan

Taylor Swift presents her new dress by Roberto Cavalli at the Eras Tour in Milan

Taylor Swift rocked Milan on Saturday night in a new design by Roberto Cavalli as part of her ongoing Eras Tour.

Taylor Swift performs during Eras Tour in Milan on July 13, Roberto Cavalli, fringed mini dress, Fausto Puglisi, golden ray

Taylor Swift performs in Milan during the Eras Tour on July 13.

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The singer wore a tiger-print minidress embellished with crystals, beads and fringe. Swift’s dress, which was reminiscent of the label’s iconic Ray of Gold print, was designed by the label’s current creative director, Fausto Puglisi.

The “Tortured Poets Department” artist wore knee-high boots with rhinestones and blonde curls with bangs. Bold red lips rounded out Swift’s look.

Taylor Swift performs during Eras Tour in Milan on July 13, Roberto Cavalli, fringed mini dress, Fausto Puglisi, golden ray

Taylor Swift performs in Milan during the Eras Tour on July 13.

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Stylist Joseph Cassell Falconer is responsible for the singer’s looks on the Eras Tour and has worked with Swift for over a decade.

Cavalli, who died in April, first designed the Ray of Gold print in 2007. According to the brand’s website, the designer was inspired by a ray of sunlight reflected in his gold Art Deco lighter. In 2024, Puglisi reinterpreted the print as part of a new capsule collection.

So far, Puglisi has designed several custom Cavalli looks for Swift on her Eras Tour, including a sparkling ombre two-piece ensemble consisting of a crop top and a flared miniskirt. “I love it because it immediately reminds me of Miami Beach,” Puglisi told WWD of the look.

Taylor Swift performs during Eras Tour in Milan on July 13, Roberto Cavalli, fringed mini dress, Fausto Puglisi, golden ray

Taylor Swift performs in Milan during the Eras Tour on July 13.

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“I have always created with passion for musicians, it is in my blood,” added the designer.

Swift’s relationship with Puglisi dates back to 2014, when she wore a design from his now-defunct eponymous label. In 2017, she wore another Puglisi look for her “Look What You Made Me Do” music video.