At the risk of sounding cliché, Taylor Swift can make the whole place shimmer. Thanks, in part, to the fact that she’s literally bejeweled on the cover of her highly-anticipated upcoming album The Life of a Showgirl, out in eight days (but who’s counting?).
Her Vegas-coded album art, lensed by famed photographer duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, features diamond jewelry, sparkly beaded lingerie, and lots of feathers. On Wednesday, Swift debuted a new image while promoting the release of Target’s The Life of a Showgirl: The Crowd is Your King Edition on Summertime Spritz Pink Shimmer Vinyl. In the snap, a pantsless Swift poses in a bedazzled blush-colored corset, rhinestone-and-feather headpiece, and shimmery pumps. However, the accessory that shone the brightest was a massive pink sapphire and diamond ring from Kallati.
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The hard-to-miss bling is a 35-carat cushion cut pink sapphire stone surrounded by a halo of pink stones and a carat of diamonds all in a rose gold setting. According to the company, the giant piece comes with a whopping $27,120 price tag.
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The pink sapphire ring is hardly the most expensive piece of jewelry worn by Swift. Although, it’s not featured in the cover art, Swift has recently acquired an old-mine brilliant cut ring in the engagement that broke the internet. While the exact price is unknown, the rock is estimated to cost upwards of $750,000. Swift and Travis Kelce recently announced their engagement back in August with the sweetest photos from Kelce’s special and secluded proposal.
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“Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married 🧨,” the couple wrote in the collab post.
It’s a busy year for Swift, to say the least. Just weeks before the news broke of her betrothal, the singer announced her next album, The Life of a Showgirl, which is due out on October 3. Swift, once again, literally broke YouTube while making her first ever podcast appearance on Kelce’s show, “New Heights.” During the episode, Swift shared some insight into the cover art. “I wanted to glamorize all the different aspects of how the tour felt,” she explained.
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