Taylor Swift Reveals Reason for Second ‘Reputation’ Catsuit on Eras Tour

Taylor Swift’s gold “Reputation” catsuit was a major hit during her Eras Tour, leaving fans wondering about the story behind her iconic costume change. Swift debuted a new black-and-gold snake-covered Roberto Cavalli bodysuit designed by Fausto Puglisi, drawing attention from fans who eagerly dissected the symbolism of the outfit.

Swift had originally worn a black-and-red snake suit for over 130 shows, with the need for a replacement arising due to wear and tear. Her stylist, Joseph Cassell Falconer, faced challenges in designing the new catsuit, starting from scratch without leftover fabric. Swift’s candid reaction to the initial fitting showcased concerns about practicality, but last-minute alterations ensured a perfect fit just before hitting the stage.

Contrary to fan assumptions, the new catsuit wasn’t a hint at a re-release of “Reputation: Taylor’s Version.” Swift used proceeds from the tour to buy back her masters, including her original “Reputation” album, ultimately deciding against re-recording the album. Additionally, the successful Eras Tour allowed Swift to give generous bonuses to everyone involved while featuring nearly 100 outfit changes throughout its two-year duration.

The behind-the-scenes details of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, including costume changes and surprises, are captured in Episodes 3 and 4 of the “End of an Era” documentary, now available for streaming on Disney+.