In your Taylor Swift era: OOTDs inspired by singer's iconic albums

MANILA, Philippines — A certified "Swiftie" who felt devastated by the non-inclusion of a Manila leg in singer Taylor Swift’s highly successful Eras concert tour?

Well, you have long bounced back, seeing this now as an opportunity instead to go on a vacation to catch Swift’s show in other countries.

For such a rare occasion, Keds suggested gearing yourself up in an "OOTD" (outfit of the day) inspired by the singer’s iconic albums so you get to really feel the vibe of the event. Or, if there is really no opportunity for you to watch her concert live, by dressing up like she did for her albums, you will still feel like you’re a part of her tour by showing your love.

The brand has curated a handy outfit guide and fits in their latest sneaker release:

Taylor Swift’s debut, "Speak Now," is perhaps the first album that most millennials fell in love with. Her canny ability to verbalize teenage romance and longing is perhaps why there’s a huge sense of nostalgia tied with this release. The album cover features a young Taylor Swift sporting her now-iconic blond ringlets and a regal purple gown. Complete this iconic look by pairing Keds’ new Skyler sneakers in lilac with a matching mini-dress with feather trim. Add a little sparkle with a cute mini-bag with iridescent paillettes.

Most people would remember Swift’s sophomore effort, "Fearless," as the album that brought us Love Story and its iconic fairytale-themed music video. In it, she wears a lavish gold ball gown as she pines for her Prince Charming. You, too, can live your princess fantasy with a slinky gold satin dress and matching gold accessories.

Swift’s fifth studio album, "1989," is perhaps one of her most pivotal body of work as it re-introduced her as a full-fledged popstar. Titled after her birth year, the album evokes youthful playfulness and a self-assuredness that is evident in its chart-topping singles. For this look, a cropped varsity jacket will do, plus a sports bra, and skater skirt, which perfectly captures Taylor’s new pop image. 

Reputation provides another artistic evolution in Swift’s catalog, taking on a slightly darker vibe when she sings about vengeance, anger, and her public persona. True to