It’s a known fact that everything Swift touches turns to gold – but especially her Eras tour, which has grown way beyond just any old stadium tour and turned into a global phenomenon that keeps on getting bigger, despite the fact that it’s virtually impossible to get tickets for it (can you tell we’re still a bit burnt?). And now, it comes complete with its own film.

Of course, in true Swiftian style, the film, aptly named The Eras Tour, had its own premiere last night. Held at The Grove, one of LA’s most famous outdoor shopping malls, Beyoncé was guest of honour, along with a few handpicked-by-Taylor fans. 

“Every single person in this theatre has been hand-selected and hand-picked and invited to this night because you’ve shown some sort of extra type of support for this tour, and I appreciate that more than you could possibly know,” said Swift.

“I’m always looking out for people with elevated levels of passion, incredible senses of humour on the internet, and attention to detail. These things are very important to me. So thank you for everything you’ve done that just got us all in this one room.”

But all that aside, it’s Swift’s hair and make-up that really caught our attention. The tucked bob that matches her hair on the cover of 1989 (Taylor’s Version) would have been impressive enough, but combined with a signature bold red lip, sharp winged liner and pale blue eyeshadow that perfectly matches her Oscar de la Renta dress – we can’t stop staring.

Being the dedicated beauty journalists that we are, we reached out to Swift’s make-up artist, Lorrie Turk, and asked for a full breakdown of the look, along with the products used, and we will immediately update you if and when she replies.

But for now, it’s assumed that Turk used a lot of Pat McGrath (who actually made a cameo in the video for Bejeweled) make-up on the tour – including Perma Precision Liquid Eyeliner in Xtreme Black, £30, and LiquiLust Legendary Matte Lipstick in Elson 4, £34, so it makes sense that she would also be using it last night.

Now, it’s just a case of getting our hands on that The Eras Tour merch, right? 

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