Taylor Swift sent fans into a frenzy after her appearance at the Grammy Museum's event, The Icon Sessions with Taylor Swift: A 20-Year Retrospective, on August 18.
After footage of Taylor's outing was released, fans quickly noticed that her flowing green dress may have been hiding a major hint at her next move. The star looked stunning in the floaty look, featuring ruffles and a floral maroon applique on her left shoulder, paired with a chic updo and delicate gold earrings.
Taylor's major hint
The green dress was eerily similar to the color used to represent her first album, Taylor Swift, which was released in 2006 and is one of the only original albums she has not re-released. Taylor previously shared that she had already re-recorded the album and was waiting for the right time to release it.
Fans pointed to the dress color as a hint that her next move would be to release the re-recorded album, with one writing on social media: "She's wearing green guys!" while another added: "Green. Debut you're comingggg," and a third chimed in: "We noticed."
"That's the most debut dress to ever debut," another wrote on X, while a fifth declared: "Green dress? Debut TV [Taylor's Version] is around the corner, guys." Taylor also spoke about her start in the country music industry, in another hint at her next steps.
"I love my country roots more and more the further along this path I get, and I want to honor them more and more," she said at the event.
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"I feel more tied to them, more loyal to them…The people that shaped who I am as an artist and as a writer, that all happened in Nashville."
Fans pointed to other hints that Taylor's debut album might be hitting the charts again, including the fact that both the Empire State Building and Dallas' Reunion Tower glowed green in recent days.
Settling down with Travis
Taylor has had quite the year, what with her blockbuster wedding to NFL star Travis Kelce in July.
As the pair settle into married life, many have wondered if they have plans to start a family amid Taylor's break from touring.
She previously shared her desire to become a mom in a 2010 interview with Us Weekly, explaining: "Later in life, definitely. I'd love to get to a place where I could do what my mom did."
"But let's say I'm 30 and still touring: I wouldn't want to have a family, because I couldn't balance it. But I really have no idea about the future. It's so unexpected. Trust me!" the "Style" singer said.
Two years later, she confirmed to Marie Claire that she said kids were in her future.
"I want a bunch of [children] running around, minimum four. I want to wait a while, but the idea of pouring everything you are into another person when you become a parent has always been amazing to me."






