Taylor Swift wore Erin Andrews’ Wear tank top to Chiefs game: Shop similar looks

Taylor Swift is wearing her heart on her tank top.

The pop star supported husband Travis Kelce at the Chiefs vs. Colts game on Sunday, dressed for the occasion in a $40 spaghetti-strap style from friend Erin Andrews’ clothing line.

And while her exact tank sold out before the game even finished, Wear by Erin Andrews offers plenty of other fashion-forward Chiefs designs that are still in stock.

The Cropped Throwback Ringer Baby T-Shirt, for instance, is the same shade as Swift’s top and features a similar vintage-inspired team graphic.

Andrews’ most popular products also include the Cropped Jersey Polo, a sporty-chic pick that’ll pair with everyday outfits well beyond Arrowhead Stadium. And if you’re after a sleeveless style like Swift’s, consider the Cropped Raglan Tank Top or the Ribbed Tank Dress.

The sportscaster has long been friends with Kelce and Swift, helping set them up and attending their wedding this summer.

It’s not the first time the “Fate of Ophelia” hitmaker has picked Wear for game day; she wore one of its windbreakers in 2023, in addition to accessorizing with a necklace from the brand’s BaubleBar collaboration in 2024.

“​​There are so many fun ways to cheer for your team and also look fashionable at the same time,” Andrews told Page Six Style at the time.

She also told us she’s inspired by Kelce’s “fashionable and fun” style, quipping, “You can’t be boring when you’re around him.”

Below, shop a few more Andrews-designed Chiefs looks that are anything but boring.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.