Taylor Swift married Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden in New York on Friday night, with her wedding dress designed by Jonathan Anderson for Christian Dior Haute Couture. Swift's representative confirmed the news, stating that the bride and groom's wedding looks were created by Dior, with Anderson designing the ensembles in close collaboration with the couple. This marks Anderson's first couture wedding dress for a world-renowned celebrity.
The couple's shoes were custom-made by Christian Louboutin, and Swift wore Cartier jewellery. The ceremony was attended by numerous A-listers and sports stars, though pictures from inside the arena have yet to be released.
Who Is Jonathan Anderson?
Jonathan Anderson is a Northern Irish fashion designer who founded JW Anderson in 2008. The London-based label quickly gained attention for its conceptual androgynous designs and has become internationally renowned. In February 2023, Anderson designed singer Rihanna's red outfit for her Super Bowl halftime performance, where she announced her second pregnancy.
Anderson, 42, spent 11 years as creative director at Loewe before stepping down in March 2025. In June of that year, he took over both Dior men's and womenswear, becoming the first person to do so since the brand's founder. He debuted his first Dior collection later that month during a Paris fashion show attended by stars including Rihanna, Robert Pattinson, Daniel Craig, and Sabrina Carpenter. Anderson now splits his time between Paris and London.
Other Designers Rumoured for the Wedding Dress
Oscar de la Renta
Swift has a long-standing relationship with Oscar de la Renta, who has created several of her iconic looks. She wore a yellow sequined gown by the brand to perform her single I Knew It, I Knew You at the Toy Story 5 premiere, and a sequin bodysuit during her Eras World Tour. She also wore a custom blue quilted floral gown to the premiere of her Eras Tour concert movie and donned the brand at the 2014 Met Gala.
Alberta Ferretti
The Italian brand designed Swift's folklore dresses for her Eras tour. She later wore a custom tea-stained gown in the The Fate Of Ophelia music video, suggesting a lighter, ethereal style.
Vivienne Westwood
Swift wore several looks by Vivienne Westwood during the European leg of her Eras tour in 2024. One piece was a couture draped corseted white gown featuring lyrics from her song Fortnight.
Roberto Cavalli
Swift has a long-standing relationship with Roberto Cavalli, who designed bejewelled costumes for her world tour, including a pink co-ord with Swarovski crystals worn on the opening night.
Givenchy
Swift wore a custom black satin bustier floral dress by Givenchy when inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Creative director Sarah Burton also designed the Princess of Wales's 2011 Alexander McQueen bridal look, drawing comparisons between Swift's wedding and a US royal wedding.
Stella McCartney
Swift collaborated with Stella McCartney on a 2019 line inspired by her album Lover.
