Taylor Swift released The Life of a Showgirl at midnight on October 3, which included her raunchiest song yet and revealed her true feelings about Blake Lively and Charli XCX. 

At the same time, Swift, 35, surprised her fans with a flurry of press appearances in London, hitting BBC Radio 1 Breakfast, Capital Breakfast, Hits Radio Breakfast, Magic FM, Heart Breakfast and Z100 New York.

Of course, the pop superstar didn’t stay in the same outfit for her radio junket and managed a whole slew of quick changes worthy of The Eras Tour. 

Swift’s outfits for the press tour are worth an estimated $30,000 in total, and that’s not even including her engagement sparkler or her Cartier jewelry. 

The Cruel Summer singer made sure to include a few of her infamous Easter eggs by wearing two of the brands she references on her 12th studio album. 

Swift started off strong when she appeared on Graham Norton and opted for a classic LBD with showgirl flare that was similar to the dress she wore during her last appearance on the talk show. 

She showed off the David Koma crystal embellished halter neck mini dress, which retails for $1,875. During the appearance, Swift also displayed her dazzling engagement ring, which is said to be worth close to $1 million, according to experts. 

Taylor Swift released The Life of a Showgirl at midnight on October 3, which included her raunchiest song yet and revealed her true feelings about Blake Lively and Charli XCX

Swift appeared on Graham Norton and opted London-based David Koma’s crystal embellished halter neck mini dress, which retails for $1,875

For her BBC1 radio appearance, the Grammy winner opted for David Koma yet again, wearing the brand’s $1,300 crystal embellished bodysuit paired with the matching $1,050 mini skirt 

Swift also wore a glittering embroidered Gucci canvas mini skirt, which costs a whopping $2,400. 

The mini seemed to reference her new song CANCELLED! where she sings, ‘Good thing I like my friends cancelled, I like ’em cloaked in Gucci and in scandal.’ 

Swift is a longtime fan of the design house, often opting for the famous logo on date nights with fiancé Travis Kelce, which fans now think were Easter eggs she was dropping before releasing the album. 

The Blank Space songstress paired the Gucci with Fendi black leather boots that cost a cool $1,980. 

While many Swifties adored the outfit, not everyone was impressed. One fan commented on the Taylor Swift Styled Instagram page and wrote, ‘I like Taylor but like would it kill her to wear some normally priced clothing pieces sometimes… it’s just a shame how she’s flaunting her wealth 24/7.’ 

However, another fan called the ensemble ‘very chic’ and one applauded her go-to ‘fitted top/mini skirt/boots formula.’ 

For her BBC1 radio appearance, the Grammy winner opted for London-based designer David Koma yet again, wearing the brand’s $1,300 crystal embellished bodysuit paired with the matching $1,050 mini skirt – and one eagle eyed Swiftie pointed out that the embellishments matched her engagement ring diamond.   

Swift wore a $2,400 glittering Gucci mini skirt when she appeared on Hits Radio, referencing her new song CANCELLED! 

Swift’s most expensive outfit was also her most casual, which she wore to visit Heart Breakfast 

The Pennsylvania-born songstress cashmere v-neck sweater from YSL that goes for $1,300

Swift’s most expensive outfit was surprisingly her most casual. For her Heart radio appearance, the Bad Blood songstress changed into a cozy orange, which is the official color of the showgirl era.

The Pennsylvania-born songstress cashmere V-neck sweater from YSL that goes for $1,300. 

In her typical high/low mix of dressing, she paired the pricey sweater with a slightly less expensive skirt, wearing the ALC Conan check mini skirt, which is $395. 

It was actually her baubles that made this look the most eye-watering of all. She wore the Cartier Demoiselle watch, which is priced at $18,330, as well as the $1,398 Chanel pendant necklace and a Cartier Love bracelet, which costs $2,000 to $64,000. 

The Cartier accessorizing is a fitting call out to her song Elizabeth Taylor, where she sings, ‘I would trade the Cartier for someone to trust.’