3. "Style" The "1989" era was a glorious time — before Swift's visuals became little more than vehicles for Easter eggs and implausible fan theories — when a music video could simply match the ...

The "1989" era was marked by New York views ... I swore off dating and decided to focus only on myself, my music, my growth, and my female friendships. If I only hung out with my female friends ...

Rachel Brodsky, a music and culture writer who has been ... on the same topics at the same time, Taylor Swift’s “1989” era included — as opposed to the current influencer-based model.

A formless, colorless span of time whose music can’t be lumped in with the peppy, preppy pop and rock of the Reagan era nor the groundbreaking ... one single from 1989 was “Look Away ...

The “1989”debut in 2014 demonstrated Swift’s ability to effortlessly shift genres, bringing a new ’80s synth-pop sound to her music while maintaining the same vivid storytelling elements her fans love ...

Just take a look at the “Bad Blood” music video to see the types of ... names of everyone involved and how they influenced 1989 and the era surrounding the album. Taylor Swift and Harry ...

The Taylor Swift announced on May 30 that she bought back the rights to music catalog, giving her control of all of her music ...

Shortly after she released "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)," she debuted a music video for one of the ... summer home were also a staple of her "1989" era. On July 28, Swift's Taylor Nation account ...

When Taylor Swift drops new music, fans know to look out for everything ... classic thing," going on during her "1989" era. During this time, Swift transformed into the global pop star she is ...

Swift's "1989" era was defined by some of her most iconic ... as part of a bid to own all of her own music. "My name is Taylor and I was born in 1989," Swift wrote in a social media post alongside ...