Okay, so I was scrolling through Pinterest the other day, and you know how it goes, one minute you’re looking at recipes, the next you’re down a rabbit hole of fashion inspo. Anyway, I stumbled upon this goldmine of Taylor Swift modeling photos, and let me tell you, I was hooked!
First off, I gathered all the photos that caught my eye. I made a new board on Pinterest – you can call it “Taylor Swift Photoshoot Inspo” if you want something catchy. I saved everything from her magazine covers to candid shots that looked like they could be in a high-fashion editorial. She’s got this amazing range, you know? One photo she’s all glam and glitter, the next she’s giving off this cool, effortless vibe. It is really attractive!
- Step 1: Created a Pinterest board.
- Step 2: Saved a bunch of Taylor Swift photos.
Then, I started to see some common themes in the photos. For example, she rocks a good red lip like nobody’s business, and she’s often in these flowy dresses that look like they were made for twirling. There’s this one photo where she’s leaning against a vintage car, wearing this amazing retro outfit – total Old Hollywood vibes. I decided that I want that feeling in my photos, too.
Analyzing the Photos
- Noticed her signature red lip.
- Loved the flowy dresses.
- Got inspired by the vintage aesthetic in some shots.
Next, I thought about how I could recreate some of these looks myself. I mean, I don’t have a team of stylists or a professional photographer, but that’s not the point. It’s about capturing the essence, the feeling of the photos. I went through my closet and found a few pieces that could work. I even ordered a couple of flowy dresses online – gotta love online shopping, right?
Then came the fun part – planning the photoshoot! I scouted a few locations around my city that had a similar vibe to the ones in Taylor’s photos. There’s this old, abandoned building downtown that has amazing natural light. It has a kind of vintage, slightly edgy feel to it that I think will be perfect. She had an epic year in 2024 and I want to use that vibe.
Planning the Shoot
- Picked out clothes from my closet.
- Ordered some new pieces online.
- Scouted locations in my city.
Finally, I roped in my best friend to help me with the shoot. She’s not a professional photographer either, but she’s got a good eye and a decent camera. We spent a whole afternoon taking photos, trying out different poses and outfits. We laughed a lot, blasted Taylor’s music, and just had fun with it. And you know what? Some of the photos turned out pretty darn good! They might not be magazine-worthy, but they capture that Taylor Swift magic I was going for. She has so many pictures this year and I just want to try some of them.
So, that’s my little adventure in recreating Taylor Swift’s modeling photos. It was a fun, creative project that got me out of my comfort zone and helped me see fashion and photography in a new way. Plus, I got some cool new photos for my Instagram feed, which is always a bonus! If you’re a Swiftie or just love experimenting with fashion, I highly recommend giving this a try. You might surprise yourself with what you can create!
