Taylor Swift ensured all eyes were on her as she took to the stage in Paris on Saturday for night three of the French stint of her Eras tour.
The Eras tour – which consists of 152 shows across five continents and is currently on its European leg – sees the superstar include a Surprise Song section.
During this part of the show, the hitmaker, 34, has added even more surprises for her die hard fans, by adding in some costume changes to her performance.
Saturday night saw Taylor debut a brand new orange dress as she played ‘Hey Stephen’ and ‘Maroon.’
She wowed in the bright ensemble, which featured pleated detailing, a mini train and ruffles at the front.
Taylor, who Bloomberg cited as a billionaire, kept her trademark makeup look, with a flick of black eyeliner and a red lip.
Walking up to the mic with her guitar, she told the crowd: ‘Welcome to the acoustic section!
‘I couldn’t help but notice how loudly you guys were singing along to the songs from the Fearless album so maybe I’ll play some of my favourite songs from the Fearless album and see if you guys can match the volume from earlier.’
Throughout the show Taylor, made sure she continued to wear some sort of reference to the 10 of her Swift eras.
During the Surprise Song section on Thursday night, the Grammy winner donned a sleeveless pink V-neck dress with a high-low skirt. She wore an identical dress to the orange one in blue for Friday’s show.
In addition to adding some new looks to the concert, she also changed the setlist to include tracks from her new The Tortured Poets Department album.
Those include But Daddy I Love Him, The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived, Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me, I Can Do It With a Broken Heart, and So High School, which many fans believe is a tribute to boyfriend Travis Kelce, 34.
The singer has not stopped with the surprises and revealed during her second night performing in Paris that she had been working on The Tortured Poets Department segment of her Eras Tour since last year.
She took a moment during her show to share the details with her attentive audience and told them: ‘We started planning this surprise for you about eight or nine months ago and then when we got “two months off” of the Eras Tour, we really didn’t take any time off at all.
‘We just went directly back into rehearsals. So I’d like to give it up for my crew, my dancers, and my band,’ she said during a break in the music.
The Tortured Poets Department was released on April 19 and is Taylor’s eleventh studio album.
The latest leg will conclude in London, with the final leg of the Eras tour will ending in Canada with dates in Toronto beginning in November and coming to a close in early December in Vancouver.
