Taylor Swift turned heads with her chic appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of Toy Story 5 on Tuesday.

The 36-year-old pop sensation made an eye-catching entrance at the Dolby Theatre, donning a stunning off-the-shoulder dress by Erdem. The outfit, known for its leggy silhouette, was embellished and crafted from denim, featuring a corseted bodice with a raw hem and adorned with eclectic patches.

Swift completed her ensemble with a pair of elegant open-toe gold heels, and stayed true to her iconic look with her signature red lipstick.

Her hairstyle was equally sophisticated, as she opted for a half-up, half-down do, allowing her thick bangs to gracefully frame her face. Adding a touch of sparkle, she accessorized with a diamond horseshoe pendant necklace, seemingly a nod to Jessie, the cowgirl character from the film.

The highly anticipated Pixar sequel also includes a brand-new song from Swift, titled “I Knew It, I Knew You,” showcasing her continued influence in both music and film.

The song, which Disney describes as ‘a return to Taylor Swift’s country roots’, draws inspiration from Jessie’s storyline in the franchise and was crafted with the help of Swift’s longtime collaborator Jack Antonoff.

It comes amid news that Swift and Travis Kelce’s lavish summer wedding is gearing up to be a very pricey affair. 

Taylor Swift, 36, made a stylish appearance at the Toy Story 5 premiere in Los Angeles on Tuesday

The Love Story hitmaker and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 36, have reportedly rented New York City’s Madison Square Garden to host their wedding over the Fourth of July weekend.

The power couple are said to have paid well into the millions for the venue, which they have booked for at least three days – one day for set up, the day of the wedding, and the day after – according to TMZ.

Swift and Kelce did not get any discounts on the arena, which is reported to cost about $1 million per night. The singer has performed a total of eight sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden throughout her career. 

However, sources said the pair had to pay full price, as the venue is owned by a publicly traded company, Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp., which must prioritize shareholders. 

The Daily Mail has reached out to Madison Square Garden as well as representatives for Swift and Kelce for comment. 

Sources reported that the venue has several dark days scheduled ahead of the July 3 wedding event, which the singer is reportedly utilizing to set up something special for the occasion. 

The World’s Most Famous Arena also offers a great amount of privacy for the superstar and her A-list guests, as there are no windows at the venue and there is underground parking. 

While specific details about the ceremony remain tightly under wraps, the multi-day setup suggests that it will be an extravagant production.

The singer stole the spotlight as she made an unexpected arrival in a leggy off-the-shoulder embellished dress by Erdem 

The Pixar sequel features a brand-new original track from the superstar, titled I Knew It, I Knew You 

It comes amid news that her and Travis Kelce’s, 36, lavish summer wedding is gearing up to be a very pricey affair; The pair pictured May 16 in New York City

The duo have reportedly rented New York City’s Madison Square Garden to host their wedding and paid well into the millions for the venue, which they have booked for at least three days, according to TMZ

Swift and Kelce did not get any discounts on the arena, which is reported to cost about $1 million per night. The singer has performed a total of eight sold-out shows at the venue throughout her career; Seen performing at MSG in 2009

Earlier this week a source told the Daily Mail that Swift’s legendary ‘Taymerica’ party could be making a comeback this year – this time as her own wedding.

The pair have decided to ’embrace the spectacle’ by hosting their wedding at the iconic venue, which can hold up to 22,000 people and is best known for hosting major concerts and sporting events.

The ceremony is believed to be taking place on July 3 – just ahead of Independence Day celebrations, raising the prospect that invited guests could find themselves attending a modern-day version of ‘Taymerica’ – Swift’s famous Fourth of July parties that once dominated social media.

The NFL star’s own words in his new book also appeared to suggest the nuptials could have a patriotic theme honoring the US military and men and women ‘who protect this country.’

In No Dumb Questions: And All of Our Dumbest Answers, the new book Kelce wrote with his brother Jason, the pair discussed their love for America and what makes Independence Day so special.

‘There is something around being around servicemen around Fourth of July that just makes it like that much more meaningful,’ Jason wrote.

‘It really hits you more, I feel like. It’s hard to come up with a great memory of Fourth of July because it’s really just being around the people. It always comes down to family, friends. It’s the one day that we all get to celebrate that we’re in this country together.

‘Thanksgiving is more family oriented. Fourth of July is like: “We’re America, bubba, and this is the big day that we became America.”‘

The nuptials are expected to take place over Independence Day weekend, sparking speculation of a patriotic celebration inspired by the singer’s famous star-studded ‘Taymerica’ bash 

The pop singer’s annual Fourth of July celebrations became a viral celebrity moment as she was seen posing with friends Gigi Hadid and Cara Delevingne in red, white, and blue

Later, Travis chimed in to say he ‘couldn’t have said it better,’ agreeing that the celebration is about ‘those who protect this country today.’

Kelce has been frank about his patriotism in the past and last July 4th posted a picture of some fireworks on Instagram and wrote: ‘Cheers to you, oh beautiful America.’

Swift is known to be a huge fan of the holiday herself thanks to her famous Fourth of July parties, her last being in 2016 – which included giant water slides, towels and swimsuits in red, white and blue to celebrate America at her Rhode Island mansion.

Social media photos showed the pop singer posing with Cara Delevingne and Gigi Hadid in red, white and blue swimwear while waving American flags, helping cement the event as one of the defining celebrity gatherings of the era.

The festivities generated headlines around the world and became so synonymous with Swift that fans coined the nickname ‘Taymerica.’

The star has been known to have admiration for the military too and has a history of service in her family.

Her paternal grandfather, Archie Dean Swift Jr, served in the US Marine Corps during WWII and fought in the brutal six-month long Battle of Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands in 1942 and the Battle of Okinawa in Japan.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly in 2020, Swift said that her grandfather ‘had seen a lot of heavy fire and casualties – all of the things that nightmares are made of’.

The atrocities he saw were the ‘actual definition of unspeakable’, Swift said.

While Swift’s grandfather died when she was very young, her father used to tell her that he would say: ‘I’m not supposed to be here. I shouldn’t be here.’

Swift was so moved by the stories that wrote the song ‘Epiphany’ about Archie, as well as healthcare workers on the front line during the Covid-19 pandemic.

In another sign of her respect for the military, in 2016 Swift made a surprise visit to her then oldest fan, 96-year-old WWII veteran Cyrus Porter, at his home in Missouri.

Porter had been to two Swift concerts with his dozens of grandchildren and credited the singer for bringing him closer to them.

Swift happens to own the most expensive private home in the Rhode Island – the historic eight-bedroom mansion High Watch in Watch Hill – which she paid $17.7 million for in 2013

Elsewhere in the book Kelce said that he would never get married in the fall because the football season is happening then: he has signed up for one more season with the Chiefs after rumors about his retirement.

For Kelce, football appeared to be more important than anyone’s wedding – including his.

Kelce said: ‘You got to be willing to find a weekend where the team isn’t playing anybody good….it’s a whole weekend thing.

‘Don’t make my friends have to not go. Everybody’s got (football) season tickets, all right? Don’t make my friends have to choose whether or not they have to sell their tickets that week’.

In a thrilling moment at Madison Square Garden, Victor Wembanyama handed Stephon Castle the ball with a mere second left on the shot clock. Castle, left with no choice, launched a desperate 25-foot shot from the wing. As the buzzer pierced the air, the crowd erupted into a mix of groans and cheers—the unexpected 3-pointer had landed with less than two minutes on the clock.

As the game clock counted down to 6.8 seconds, Castle once again took center stage at the free-throw line. With nerves of steel, he sank the decisive shots, sealing a 115-111 victory in Game 3 of the NBA Finals.

“He might be the most mature player on our team,” Wembanyama praised. “He’s demonstrated time and again that he deserves our trust, and he’s fully capable of handling the pressure.”

But Castle’s contributions extended beyond his late-game heroics. The rising star from UConn, fresh off a national championship win with the Huskies, had been a thorn in the Knicks’ side all game long. He relentlessly attacked the paint, forcing Knicks defenders into constant rotations, and consistently finished strong at the rim.

The second-year standout from UConn — who won the national championship in his only season with the Huskies — punished the Knicks perimeter defenders from the tip by attacking the paint at will, finishing strong at the rim and sending Knicks defenders scrambling in rotations.

Castle scored 18 of his 25 points in the first half — combining with Wembanyama to become the first pair of teammates who are 22 or younger to each score at least 20 points in an NBA Finals game — and also finished with five rebounds, five assists, one block and one steal in 38 minutes.

Dylan Harper, 20, set the tone in San Antonio, barely a year removed from Rutgers, now repeatedly bullying his way into the lane to put up 14.6 points and 7.3 rebounds per game in the NBA Finals.

“For the most part, we kind of dictate where we want to go on the court,” Castle said Tuesday at Madison Square Garden. “I think that’s a skill that me and [Harper] both have, and it’s very useful. We’ve just got to keep continuing to use it.

“I don’t think we’ve let the defense force us to do anything all year.”

In Game 4, the Knicks need to try to make the unproven shooters beat them from deep, taking away the young guards’ confidence-building drives.

Castle has shot 5-for-14 on 3-pointers in the series but is a career 30.5 percent shooter from the perimeter. Harper is shooting 60 percent on 2-pointers in the series but is just 2-for-15 on 3-pointers in the NBA Finals, including two wide-open misses in the final 70 seconds of Game 3. 

“I feel like every night is not going to be your night,” said Harper, who had made 30.5 percent of 3-pointers in the playoffs. “[In Game 3], I couldn’t make a shot. That’s just the reality of the game. I’m going to keep on shooting them because [of] the confidence I have in myself, the confidence the team has in me.

“I can’t really hang my head too much because we’ve got a lot more basketball to be played.”

Josh Hart has been in their shoes. Throughout this playoff run, the veteran has been left alone on the outside and dared to make the opponent pay for it.

Hart wouldn’t reveal whether the Knicks would employ a similar strategy against the Spurs’ young guards, but part of the game plan is no secret.

“I’m sure we’re going to change some things and switch up some schemes to protect the paint,” Hart said. “Obviously, those guys are very dynamic when they touch the paint.”