Like thousands of Swift around the United States, I woke up before the Sun rose on 11 May. 29 driving to my nearest target. Instead of shopping for Black Friday fashion deals, to get my hands on Taylor Swift's new book.

This piece of pop literature was worth waiting in line in the dark, in the early hours of a shopping holiday.The official Eras tour book promised fans a glimpse of the 152 performances of our favorite songwriters that they had never seen in the past year and a half.Along with photos of the 80,000-strong crowd from Swift's point of view on stage and reflections on each album, the singer makes some notes about the dozens of era tour costumes that appear throughout the set list. These revelations are more personal than learning how her custom louboutin keeps her grounded on stage or how her Alberta Ferretti gown captures the dreamy soundscapes of folklore— they are about how the pieces make her feel, her stylist and those who dream of them. She specifically mentioned that she had in mind while she was working on the project, Joseph Cassel Falconer, and the designer of each costume.

Swift Since it's Swift, there's also some wink about what happens next. But while some fans have stuck to her promise with an introduction to "see you next era," which is a clear hint of new music, I still want to bring her past self back to life ahead, as I get the biggest styles from Taylor Swift's new book, including details of her custom pre-show accessories and a vision for her reputational era. You can shop online for books exclusively at today's Target, Nov. 30, after reading the sneak Peak ahead.

Swift writes that in the first segment dedicated to her lover's album, she always knew that her 7th studio album would open the show. And she knew that "Cruel Summer" had to be the first full track "to explode us into the energy of this show.""

The costumes to meet this high-stakes moment, fans know, to match the custom Ombre Christian Louboutin boots and 4 Bahai Shine sets gave the crowd a sparkling first impression; they also felt quick every time she put it on before hitting her mark. It's a great way to get the most out of your life. "Something about the combination of that song and the Versace glittering bodysuit I wear can pull me out of any funk, fix my headaches and heal my muscle aches," she wrote.

Taylor Swift opens her new book reflecting the early development stages of the Eras Tour. She specifically points out how, usually, she would have pursued a midnight-themed tour in honor of her most recently released album at the time. But Swift wanted something different — something that would pay tribute to the four new albums she released over six years- as well as the interruption of the tour, which would pay tribute to the re-recording of Taylor's version that allowed her to revisit her previous self.

She decided that she wanted to give each album "its own chapter and its own world.""Of course, this includes costume changes that referenced how she dressed when each was released. "I told [my team] that I wanted to be fully committed to each era, musically, stylistically, and aesthetically," Swift says. "They should feel like a time capsule."

In retrospect, it's clear how Swift's fringe dress for the fearless, two-piece set of 1989 picked up on the biggest theme of her wardrobe during those album cycles. What fans couldn't know was that singing those songs and wearing those looks was "bringing back my past and I fell in love with it," she wrote.

Pages 252 and 253 are eye candy for Taylor Swift fans who love ready・made montage. The section, titled "Dressed Like a Daydream," features fifteen technicolor photos of Swift's costumes and accessories hung on racks and settled in a storage box behind the scenes, ready for a quick change of the night. Well, make it 14:1 exception is a close-up shot of the robe Swift wears before appearing in her full appearance. It is a white, belted design with a bejeweled "era" on the back with a large, crystal character. There was nothing more worthy of a pop star than ever before.

Most of the costumes that appear in high definition throughout taylor Swift's new book are not copies of the costumes she first wore, but interpretations of her musical age. However, Swift has confirmed an exception that fans may have noticed.

"With the help of designer Ashish, we recreated the exact original look from one of my outfits from the '22' music video," Swift says. "I want to skip in a black hat and oversized sequined T-shirt, shorts and Oxford shoes. Just like when I was actually 22.

Her black hat became a symbol of a favorite moment for fans during the show. Swift signed at the end of the stage and delivered to them and chose one audience to take home her "22" hat. Many of those fans were some of the youngest Swift in attendance. "Those hugs and those moments of joy warmed my heart every night," she says.

When Taylor Swift was planning a reputation segment for the Eras tour, she was thinking about how her clothes would sound before she and her team thought about what it would look like.

"The era of reputation included my favorite night entrances," Swift wrote on page 62. "I've always imagined the sound of mysterious footsteps timing up to perfection with ominous synth beats".Ready for it."Her vision was realized in the form of Roberto Cavalli's combat boots in thick ragsolls. And through the middle of a stage that became impossible to miss when it debuted a new reputed outfit at the Eras Tour stop in Miami on this 10 May

over 517 hours of playing (according to the book's tally), one song stands out as her "favorite moment of the night" to Taylor Swift : Riding on her "vigilante shit" during the Midnight age.

"This is the most fun I've ever had," Swift writes. "The choreography of the chair. A malicious, vengeful, naughty persona that we can try on and play with.Not directly mentioned, but equally important for vigilante mode is her custom Midnight bodysuit. Swift matches her "cat eyes sharp enough to kill a man" with a navy blue beaded confection by zuhair Murad, Naeem Khan, and Oscar de la Renta, where she pairs them with a beaded garter. Each has a subtly different detail, but they are the sexiest outfits in her repertoire — a sign of a woman of her most confident age.