See A Photo Of Taylor Swift's Alleged Wedding Dress Inspiration

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly gearing up for their wedding over the July 4 holiday weekend and as we eagerly await more details about their big day, there’s one thing that is piquing our interest more than others: Swift’s wedding dress.

Swift has kept her wedding looks entirely underwraps, but Page Six reports that the singer comissioned numerous custom looks to wear throughout her weekend of celebrations at Madison Square Garden. Per the outlet, with one of the top contenders was designed by Monse designers Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia, the former co-creative directors of Oscar de la Renta.

In April, we got our first distinct clue about what Swift’s dress could look like when a source told the Daily Mail reported that Swift comissioned a custom gown inspired by the dress Elizabeth Taylor wore when she married Conrad Hilton in 1950.

Swift named a song from her The Life of a Showgirl album after Elizabeth Taylor and reportedly fell in love with her fashion while researching for her music video.

“Taylor spent so much time looking at old photos of Elizabeth Taylor when she was making her music video for that song that she became enamored with the movie queen’s style,” a source told The Daily Mail. “So when she started thinking about her wedding dress, she looked up Elizabeth’s old gowns online.”

Elizabeth Taylor was just 18 when she married Hilton at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills. This was the first of the Cleopatra actress’s eight weddings. She wore a full-skirted white wedding gown encrusted with pearls which was designed by costume designer Helen Rose. The MGM-funded dress was inspired by the gown she wore in in Father Of The Bride. Rose designed Grace Kelly’s wedding gown.

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