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Grab Taylor Swift’s high heels on sale at Amazon Prime Day

Grab Taylor Swift’s high heels on sale at Amazon Prime Day

If the shoe fits, walk in it until your high heels break – or until these deals end.

Taylor Swift wore Chinese Laundry’s “Tai” platform shoes in a photo she posted on Brittany Mahomes’ Instagram on Monday, pairing the mules with a Vivienne Westwood corset, a midi dress and a heart-shaped bag.

And while her “Lover”-esque ensemble costs thousands, her shoes are currently on sale for under $70 thanks to massive Amazon Prime Day fashion discounts.


A brown heel
Chinese Laundry


A black heel
Chinese Laundry


Although Amazon doesn’t stock the shoes in Swift’s exact butter yellow, they are available in equally versatile options like tan and black.

Sizes sell out quickly, so be sure to add to cart when you spot your size. (And if it’s out, they’re still in stock on the Chinese Laundry website, but at full price.)

And while you won’t find Swift’s Vivienne Westwood bag among Amazon’s discounts, we did spot a Coach Heart Crossbody ($350 $175) in similar form with hundreds off.


a purple heart-shaped bag
Trainer

For more ways to fill your Amazon cart this Prime Day, check out our guide to the other best fashion, beauty and tech deals from the annual bargain bonanza.

And if you’re looking for more Swift-inspired shopping, don’t forget to check out the deals at the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, too.

Additionally, Nordstrom’s annual savings sale kicked off this week for all shoppers, and among the many deals are a MAC Lip Kit Trio in Swift’s favorite shade Ruby Woo, as well as the New Balance 550 she wore to an NFL game last year.

Finally she wears high heels And Sneakers.


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Why you should trust Page Six Style Shopping

This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah sniffs out deals on truly affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s most popular labels to the test, and finds the beauty products that get stars red carpet ready. She consults stylists and industry pros—including celebs themselves—for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions, and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.