Taylor Swift styles $2,400 dress with $120 necklace for Mahomies Foundation Gala

She made the whole place shimmer.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce came out to support their friends at the fourth annual Patrick Mahomes 15 and the Mahomies Foundation Golf Classic Gala on Saturday, and the pop star showed off a dazzling high-low look for the charity event.

The “Fortnight” singer, 34, wowed in a metallic green Maria Lucia Hohan gown ($2,405) as she held hands with the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 34, at Las Vegas’ Bellagio Hotel.

The deep green style features a ruched bodice and spaghetti straps, tying in the back with lace-up detail.

While the Grammy winner — who sat with host and Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, 28, and his wife, Brittany Mahomes, 28 — chose a designer dress for the gala, she accessorized with a surprisingly affordable necklace.

Swift chose Vitaly’s $120 Shimmer Chain, a unisex style featuring two different styles of chunky gold chains connected with a paper clip-style link and a dangling crystal.

The “Shake it Off” singer is no stranger to a high-low moment, having mixed up affordable pieces with high-end designs many times over the years, like her favorite under-$100 Mazin jewelry.

As for Kelce, he looked sharp in a dark suit and dress shirt without a tie — and the 2024 Super Bowl champ announced a special auction item from his famous girlfriend at the event.

“Alright, alright, alright, I think I was just talking to my significant other, and we might have one other alternate item that wasn’t on the docket,” Kelce told the crowd, adding, “Um, has anybody heard of the Eras Tour?” 

Auctioneer Harry Santa-Olalla then auctioned off four tickets to one of Swift’s upcoming U.S. tour dates — and one anonymous winner purchased them for the eye-watering sum of $80,000.

The “Down Bad” singer and NFL star also partied with the Mahomeses while in Vegas, enjoying a night out at the Aria Resort & Casino ahead of the gala, which raised money for children in need.

Great style and a great cause, what could be better?