Taylor Swift brought a burst of floral energy to the 2021 Grammy Awards with her stunning mini dress on the red carpet. The 31-year-old singer, known for seamlessly transitioning from country to pop, was a standout nominee with six nods. Making history, she became the first female artist to win the prestigious Album of the Year Grammy Award three times.
Taylor’s success in 2020 with her Folklore album and surprise release Evermore showcased her growth and exploration of new artistic paths. Her ever-evolving sound continues to captivate audiences and solidify her as a musical powerhouse in the industry.
At the 2021 Grammy Awards red carpet, Taylor Swift, 31, embraced flower power with her stunning floral Oscar de la Renta mini dress, showcasing her love for spring in a single outfit.
Later that evening, Swift made history by winning the Album of the Year Grammy, making her the first female artist to achieve this feat three times. Taylor was all smiles in her stylish Oscar de la Renta floral dress, complete with long sleeves that enveloped her hands. The sheer dress was beautifully decorated with an array of pastel embroidered flowers. Standing tall at 5ft11in, Taylor’s short dress emphasized her well-toned legs, paired with elegant pale pink open-toe Louboutin pumps featuring ribbons tied around her ankles. To add a touch of elegance, she accessorized with some understated Cathy Waterman jewelry.
Transparent: Taylor wore a sheer dress covered in delicate embroidered flowers. The tall musician’s short outfit highlighted her fit legs, paired with light pink Louboutin heels.
She added a touch of elegance to her outfit with a selection of subtle Cathy Waterman accessories.
Taylor sported bangs and her golden hair tied back, with a few strands delicately framing her flawlessly done-up face. The musical artist paid tribute to her recent and longtime music partners while walking the red carpet. She took pictures with her essential collaborators on Folklore and Evermore, including The National’s guitarist and songwriter, Aaron Dessner, and songwriter and superproducer, Jack Antonoff. Dessner played a significant role in co-writing and producing many songs on both albums, while Antonoff, known for his work on past albums, also contributed to a few tracks.
Taylor styled her blonde hair in bangs, with some strands framing her flawlessly made-up face while the rest was tied back.
Main collaborators: She was photographed alongside her partners on the albums Folklore and Evermore, including Aaron Dessner, guitarist and songwriter for The National, and Jack Antonoff, a songwriter and renowned producer.
BTS member Taylor expressed gratitude for the hardworking crew behind the scenes by taking photos with Jonathan Low and Laura Sisk. Low and Sisk both played important roles in the engineering and mixing of the albums Folklore and Evermore. Taylor’s outstanding work on these albums led to her receiving a total of six nominations for the evening, including Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Best Pop Vocal Album, and Best Song Written For Visual Media. In addition, Antonoff was recognized with a nomination for Producer of the Year for his collaboration with her. Despite not winning in all categories, Taylor’s talents and dedication to her craft were evident throughout the evening.
Taylor is on fire! She was nominated for a whopping six awards, including Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Best Pop Vocal Album, and Best Song Written For Visual Media. She’s truly unstoppable!
Antonoff and Dessner teamed up with Taylor Swift for a cozy performance in a cabin to sing her hit single Cardigan, which reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Later that day, Swift made history by winning Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards, becoming the first female artist to achieve this feat three times. She had previously won Album of the Year for 1989 in 2016 and Fearless in 2010. The trio’s intimate performance of Cardigan during the show was a highlight of the evening.
Triumphant: Tay-tay graced the stage alongside Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner to receive the prestigious Album of the Year Grammy for Folklore.
