What red lipstick does Taylor Swift wear?

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There is only one long-term question that will think of Post-Taylor Swift’s many performances (whether Eras are touring or NFL related) and it’s about her Red lipstick. Google’s searches for the exact shade she is reported to reportedly jumped 669 percent after she was first discovered at the Kansas City Chiefs game at the beginning of the 2023 season – and Fans tweets are alive and good, from “Not I carry red lipstick again” to “Taylor if you do not release a red lipstick in my lifetime will never forgive you” – which can only confirm one thing: the people want answers.

It is a lucky coincidence that Chief’s signature color is red, which gives quick opportunities to wear the bold shade while hanging in a box with Kelce’s mother, just as she did for the AFC championship on January 26, 2025 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. When Chiefs goes to Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans against Philadelphia Eagles, we are pretty sure she will swing her signature red lip.

The more complicated reality is that Swift has wearing red lipstick since the moment she met the music scene -The one constant in this ever-changing world, if you want to-which means she has had a number of favorites on rotation over the years. There is Mac Ruby Woo ($ 23), the classic shadow that she confirmed that she loved for people in 2015. There is also Nars math lip pencil in dragon girl ($ 30), which has been a staple for the star for several years.

These days, according to her latest makeup artist, the only and only Pat McGrathThe star has berries on Liquid Legendary Wear Matt Lipstick ($ 34) in Elson 4 from McGrath’s eponymous brand, Pat McGrath Labs. The Formula is also editorial approved And promise to be safe, who, if you have watched video films of the “Tayvis” kiss in Argentina when repetition (and let’s be real: who are you not?) You know this fact is of the utmost importance.

She has also sported Matterance lipstick in Elson ($ 39) and our editor tested the brand Dramatique Mega Lip Pencil in Elson 6 ($ 29), which is a similar option with a bold color payment and a smooth structure. You can read more in our The editor’s review of Dramatique Mega Lip Pencil – we also considered the best lipstick 2024 this spring Annual beauty prices. While these specific shades from Pat McGrath Labs are currently out of stock, you can cheat a similar appearance with Estée Lauders Pure Color Explicit Silk Matte Lipstick ($ 42) in heartbeat and Smashbox is always on matte liquid lipstick ($ 27) in bondage.

Otherwise, former Swift’s long -lasting makeup artist Lorrie Turk Have also shared a handful of red lipstick favorites that can be a good indicator of what she uses regularly, including, but not limited to: Patrick Take Major Beauty headings lipstick ($ 32) In that is why she’s late, Fenty Beauty Stunna Lip Paint Longwear Fluid Lip Color ($ 29) in uncensored, and Lisa Eldridge True velvet lipstick ($ 36) in velvet band.

As with most things that the singer touches, there are also plenty of online feed and speculation from fans about her lipstick chosen gives a nod to her best friend Selena Gomez’s beauty line, rare beauty. The punchy, cool-tinted red and carpet finish on Rare beauty release soufflé matte cream lipstick ($ 20) in Inspire looks like it could Be a spot-on match, so it’s really a challenger.

Only the time will show which of the above lipstick was used during her date nights with Sophie Turner And, Ahem, others. Meanwhile we will sip on our Caramel Nonfat Latte from Starbucks In a black turtleneck, patiently awaits.

Kelsey Castañon (She/her) is a Brooklyn-based author, editor and content strategist with more than 13 years of experience in publication. She is currently senior content director at PS, where you can find her storage (and reports on) everything from skincare to wine. Previously, she has worked with The Brilliant Minds on Refinery29, Seventeen, Shape, Allure and Teen Vogue, and has appeared on TV segment on Dr. Oz Show, Cheddar News and Good Morning America. She still doesn’t know where all the Bobby pins go.

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