Taylor Swift supports Travis Kelce with Tommy Hilfiger outfit at Chiefs-Jets game
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Taylor Swift supports Travis Kelce with Tommy Hilfiger outfit at Chiefs-Jets game

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Taylor Swift attended the Kansas City Chiefs' game against the New York Jets in a Tommy Hilfiger sweater that referenced her husband, tight end Travis Kelce, and their dog, while her mother wore a matching tribute.

Taylor Swift watched the Kansas City Chiefs host the New York Jets on Sunday, November 8, from a suite at Arrowhead Stadium. She wore a red-and-pink striped Tommy Hilfiger sweater polo, a piece the brand released after Kelce became its ambassador earlier in the year. The sweater, priced at $56 at kickoff, sold out within minutes of Swift’s appearance on television.

Swift also wore a custom Stephanie Gottlieb necklace engraved with Kelce’s jersey number 87, a diamond-encrusted item that previously featured in her outfit at the 2024 Super Bowl. She was accompanied by her parents, Andrea and Scott Swift, and longtime friend Karlie Kloss.

Kelce arrived in a matching Tommy Hilfiger look, pairing a color-blocked Tommy Hilfiger x FRGMT regatta jacket with black pants, a New Era cap and Nike Air Jordans, and accessorising with a Rolex watch, Louis Vuitton sunglasses and a monogram necklace. The brand’s campaign, launched in September, also highlighted the couple’s dog, Wendy.

Andrea Swift wore a black sweater printed with the phrase “Karma Is The Guy On The Chiefs,” referencing Swift’s song “Karma,” which she altered during her Eras Tour performances after beginning her relationship with Kelce.

Throughout the 2026 NFL season, Swift has attended multiple Chiefs home games, often incorporating team colours and personalised jewellery into her attire, including a red Louis Vuitton bodysuit, a Wear by Erin Andrews tank top and a custom Catbird necklace bearing Kelce’s number. While she no longer makes pre-game tunnel appearances, she continues to watch the games from a private suite.

During the third quarter, Kelce scored a one-yard rushing touchdown following a shovel-toss from quarterback Patrick Mahomes, extending Kansas City’s lead to 21-12. The play was reviewed by officials before being confirmed, marking Kelce’s 200th career NFL game.

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Yahoo

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