Football? Sure. But let’s be honest—the real game we’re watching is being played on the sidelines, in the suites, and on the Super Bowl red carpet (aka, the walk into the stadium).
Super Bowl LIX isn’t just about the Philadelphia Eagles facing off against the Kansas City Chiefs at the Caesars Superdome—its a full-on fashion showdown. And, naturally, Taylor Swift is at the center of it all.
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Dressed in angelic white, Swift once again turned the Super Bowl into her own personal runway while cheering on her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, in his historic three-peat bid. But she wasn’t alone—her VIP suite looked like the Met Gala’s cool-girl table, with Ice Spice, the Haim sisters, and even the ever-stylish Donna Kelce making appearances.
And let’s talk about Travis. The Chiefs’ tight end strutted into the stadium in a head-to-toe Amiri Fall 2025 look, complete with a rose brooch—because nothing says ‘romantic lead in the NFL's biggest love story’ like a floral accessory.
So, who really won the Super Bowl? Let's break down the best-dressed moments of the night...
Travis Kelce made a statement in a burnt orange Amiri suit, complete with a glittery shirt, oversized sunglasses, and a golden brooch. With a look straight out of Boogie Nights, he oozed charisma and confidence, proving that Super Bowl entrances are just as important as the game itself.
Miles Teller and Keleigh Sperry were peak football date night in matching Philadelphia Eagles gear. She styled her Eagles tee with a cream bomber jacket and jeans, while he sported a vintage Eagles crewneck. A winning couple’s look—no matter the game’s outcome.
Louis Tomlinson channeled peak 2007 Tumblr-era cool with a dark plaid zip-up jacket, charcoal jeans, and chunky white sneakers. The former One Direction star kept it low-key but on-trend, proving that a checked flannel never truly goes out of style—especially when paired with a smirk and tousled hair.
Taylor Swift cheered in the ultimate cool-girl game day look: a crisp white tank, glittering rhinestone-studded denim shorts, and thigh-high ivory boots. The ensemble was playful yet polished—minimalist, yet undeniably Swiftian.
Lauren Daigle took centre stage in a fitted, puff-sleeve blue plaid dress for her performance. The corset-inspired silhouette and slight puff shoulders gave off Regency-meets-rockstar vibes, while red studded heels provided a striking contrast. It was a bold choice for the Super Bowl stage—edgy yet classic, much like Lauren herself.
Erica Watson turned heads in a sleek white turtleneck jumpsuit emblazoned with "84" in shimmering red, a nod to her husband's jersey. Paired with a matching handbag and red-and-white sneakers, the look was coordinated, and full of personal flair—a true MVP of football fashion.
Da'Vine Joy Randolph rocked a relaxed yet stylish double-denim ensemble, featuring a button-down and wide-leg jeans. The monochrome indigo look felt effortlessly cool, combining comfort with street-style edge—because who says Super Bowl fashion has to be all sequins and glam?
Tinashe brought early 2000s nostalgia in a white lace-up crop top and ombré cargo pants, paired with pointed-toe heels. The mix of edgy and effortless fit right in with the Y2K It-girl aesthetic—think Destiny’s Child meets TikTok trendsetter.
Ivanka Trump went for crisp elegance in a structured white vest and matching trousers, cinched at the waist with a wide brown belt. The tailored ensemble exuded polished power-dressing, a departure from the over-the-top football fanfare.
Pete Davidson went for peak effortlessly cool in a gray long-sleeve Eagles shirt, loose-fitting jeans, and sneakers. A backwards green Eagles cap and multiple bead necklaces added playful, tailgate-ready vibes. Paired with his signature smirk, the look screamed "I just threw this on"—in the best way possible.
Kaitlyn Bristowe nailed game-day glam in a black corset top, leather pants, and an oversized Philadelphia Eagles varsity jacket. Topping it off with a green Eagles cap, she served major cool-girl energy, proving that sports merch can be a vibe when styled right.
Ice Spice brought her signature cool-girl aesthetic in an oversized white button-up over a red corset-style top. Her fiery orange hair added a striking contrast.
Blue Ivy Carter took over the field in oversized, early-2000s-inspired denim cargo pants paired with a black XXL bomber jacket. She kept the Y2K energy strong with chunky sneakers, dark sunglasses, and a leopard-print handbag, making a case for effortless cool. The ultimate mix of casual luxury, proving style is in her DNA.
Kendrick Lamar's halftime look was a masterclass in retro-sporty style. He rocked a blue and white oversized varsity jacket with bold lettering and a backward cap. The ‘90s vibes were undeniable—bringing back the kind of cool we’ve been missing.
Bradley Cooper kept it classic in a Philadelphia Eagles green varsity jacket, gray pants, and a team cap. This was proof that sometimes the best game-day outfit isn’t about trends—it’s about repping your team with passion.
Jon Batiste brought elegance to the field in a sleek all-black suit, punctuated by a statement brooch. Sitting at a vibrantly painted piano, his minimalistic look let his undeniable talent shine.
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