Taylor Swift Glides in Multicolored Vivienne Westwood for Dinner in New York City

For Taylor Swift, street style is all about looking timeless.

The pop star, 34, stepped out for dinner in New York City’s Meatpacking District on Friday, November 8, where she stunned in the Vivienne Westwood striped corset dress, which featured a multicolored bodice and a blue-and-tan skirt. Swift accessorized her look with burgundy velvet Aquazzura mules, a small black Vivienne Westwood handbag and an array of delicate gold jewelry.

For glam, Swift tied her naturally curly locks into a loose chignon with a few face-framing tendrils at the front. She also wore blush-colored eyeshadow and a rosy lip.

Swift’s Big Apple evening — hours after she became one of the most Grammy-nominated female singers of all time, earning six nods for The Tortured Poets Department — included dinner with pals Jerrod Carmichael and Zoë Kravitz.

Carmichael, 37, recently attended a New York Yankees game with Swift and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, last month. The comedian previously joined Swift in a private box to watch one of Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs playoff games in January.

Kravitz, 35, meanwhile, has been one of Swift’s friends since 2016. They even spent the coronavirus pandemic together in London.

“She was my pod,” Kravitz told GQ in a November 2022 profile. “She was a very important part of being in London, just having a friend that I could see and that would make me home-cooked meals and dinner on my birthday.”

That same year, Swift dropped her album Midnights, which featured Kravitz’s background vocals on “Lavender Haze” and a cowriting credit on “Karma.”

“Taylor is scary talented at everything she does. So it’s not surprising that she’s so good,” Kravitz said on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in August, praising the Grammy winner’s Eras Tour. “What is weirder to me, actually, is that after she performs for however many thousands of people, she just comes over after and we, like, drink some wine, eat a burger, and hang out. You would just never know that she’d just performed at Wembley [Stadium in London].”