Taylor Swift's Best Music Video Fashion of All Time

Taylor Swift will never go out of style! The 27-year-old singer has served up some seriously memorable looks in her music videos, and Stylish rounded up the very best ones. Scroll through the photos below to see Swift's music video fashion evolution — from her brand new single, "Look What You Made Me Do," all the way back to 2007's "Teardrops on My Guitar."

"Look What You Made Me Do" (2017)

What made Us look: Her scarlet cutout Balmain stunner.

"Bad Blood" (2015)

We got mad love for her warrior-inspired look and fierce red wig.

"Shake It Off" (2014)

She went for the gold in a matching set and bob wig.

"We Are Never Getting Back Together" (2012)

Swift was giving Us major Sandy from Grease! vibes in her ponytail and polka dots.

  

"Begin Again" (2012)

No one has ever looked more chic while riding a bike.

  

"Safe and Sound" (2011)

A truly sound decision: This dreamy white frock.

  

"Mean" (2011)

She was a vision in gold, straight out of The Great Gatsby.

  

"Mean" (2011) No. 2

Her western-inspired cream-colored dress hit a high note.

"Mine" (2010)

The best thing about this video: This little white number.

  

"Love Story" (2008)

She said yes to this fairytale dress. 

"Our Song" (2007)

Swift nailed exactly how we wished we looked at our high school prom. 

"Teardrops On My Guitar" (2007)

Her flowing green gown was breathtaking.

French President Emmanuel Macron Spends $30,000 on Makeup in Just Three Months

French President Emmanuel Macron may be looking to rival Canada’s Justin Trudeau for “most handsome world leader.” That might explain the elaborate grooming routine that a French magazine reports is costing taxpayers some Marie Antoinette-level money.

French magazine Le Point reports that the Élysée Palace has paid a makeup artist named Natacha M. a sum of 26,000 Euro (over two payments, one for 10,000 Euro and another for 16,000) over the course of his past three months in office.

The amount converts to about $30,000, or roughly $330 per day since his May 14th inauguration, and is reported to have covered his looks for public appearances and news conferences. And though it may seem to be an astronomical sum, the Washington Post reports that his predecessors in office had similar expenditures (not great optics, as the newspaper points out, in a country where the average per-capita income is slightly less than three months of the president’s beauty budget).

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