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Taylor Swift was dressed in a dreamy and delicately luxe look that struck the perfect balance between classic romance and contemporary sophistication when her boyfriend of two years, Travis Kelce, got down on one knee.
The pop star, 35, was overcome with joy while wearing an affordable striped silk-blend dress from Polo Ralph Lauren “crafted in a mulberry silk blend for an airy, crinkled feel,” which also features a halter square neckline, a smocked bodice and a hem that falls below the knee.
Swift’s ensemble, seen in photos posted by the couple during their engagement announcement on Tuesday, August 26, is listed for $398 and is currently marked down to $319.99, per the brand’s website. The dress, equipped with slender shoulder straps that can be “adjusted or removed for customized versatility,” has already sold out on Neiman Marcus.
While posing for photos, Swift could also be seen sporting a Santos Demoiselle watch from Cartier that is estimated to retail for $18,330, as well as the Isola Sandal from French luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton for $930.
Kelce, 35, asked for her hand in marriage in an ethereal garden, looking suave in a Ralph Lauren navy blue shirt and white pants for the swoon-worthy shots.
And now, the chart-topping performer is rocking yet another dazzling piece — her colossal engagement ring from the NFL player.
The sparkler is an old mine brilliant cut diamond set on a gold band with more small stones that was designed by Kindred Lubeck at Artifex Fine Jewelry.
As Us Weekly exclusively reported, jewelry expert Nilesh Rakholia estimated the ring to be worth $950,000 to $1,270,000 due to its stunning features.
The Abelini founder told Us, “The stone itself looks to be easily in the 7–10 carat range, which immediately places it among the most iconic celebrity engagement rings.”
Another jeweler, Laura Taylor, with expertise on engagement and wedding rings, told Us that Swift’s bling could be up to 12 carats, agreeing that it is “easily worth” $1 million.
