Taylor Swifts Wedding Dress Inspired by Elizabeth Taylor

's wedding dress will have a vintage flair when she marries football player in June.

The white gown is inspired by idol 's wedding look from when she tied the knot with 's great uncle, Conrad Hilton, in 1950.

The singer made it clear she is a big fan of the late Cleopatra actress when she wrote a song dedicated to her on her latest album, The Life Of A Showgirl.

'Taylor spent so much time looking at old photos of Elizabeth Taylor when she was making her music video for that song that she became enamored with the movie queen's style,' a source told The Daily Mail.

'So when she started thinking about her wedding dress, she looked up Elizabeth's old gowns online.'

Swift was taken by the Giant star's 1950 gown because it was 'so flattering,' said the source.

'Taylor said she liked how it was old fashioned and came in at the waistline, plus the lace detailing,' it was also shared.

The source did not know the name of the fashion designer working on the dress - it has been speculated she may go with Sarah Burton (formerly Alexander McQueen) or Vivienne Westwood - but did say that it was not Oscar de la Renta. 

Hilton and Taylor were married on May 6, 1950, when Taylor was 18. Their lavish wedding was a major media event as it was also a promotion for Taylor's film Father Of The Bride. The difficult marriage lasted only eight months, ending in divorce in 1951.

Nicky Hilton Jr was the son of Hilton Hotels founder Conrad Hilton, making him Paris Hilton's grandfather's brother.

Taylor was married eight times to seven different men between 1950 and 1996.  In addition to Hilton, her husbands included Michael Wilding, Mike Todd, Eddie Fisher, Richard Burton (twice), John Warner and Larry Fortensky. 

The source also hinted that Swift might borrow a piece of the movie icon's jewelry for her big day.

'She loves Elizabeth's jewels so she may just wear one of her pieces, something on the smaller side for when she walks down the aisle, but she would need to ask Taylor's estate,' said the insider.

Considering how happy the Elizabeth Taylor estate was with Swift's song and video about the icon, it is likely they would say yes. 

Swift's wedding band will probably be from Kindred Lubeck of Artifex Fine Jewelry, who when Kelce proposed in August 2025, though recently the singer has been wearing jewelry from Audry Rose.

The pop star and the football player, who are both 36 years old, will say 'I do' on June 13 in , it has been reported.

With the date and location locked in, the crooner is focusing on the guest list, menu, flowers, the towering cake and her wedding gown, according to a March UsWeekly cover story.

The site added that they are expecting 150 guests. 'It won't be a huge wedding, but there will be many celebrities,' said the source to the site.

Swift's celebrity pals include , ,  and Zoë Kravitz. Kelce's best friends are his brother , teammate  and Hollywood actor .

The wedding will reportedly take place at her $18 million Rhode Island mansion which has a view of the ocean and generous adjacent lawns.

'They feel confident hosting it there. The entire area will be very private and guarded,' said the insider.

And there will be some spillover at the Ocean House, a five-star seaside resort nearby, it was claimed.

'The guest list grew, so the ceremony and private gatherings associated with the wedding [will be split between the venues],' said a second source.

But that could be changed at the last minute, the outlet allowed: 'Taylor always has a plan B and C for every scenario.'

Neither Swift nor Kelce wanted a huge wedding. 'They've gone back and forth between inviting everyone and keeping it small and private,' said a second source. 'As of now, they've scaled it down. It's no longer going to be a massive blowout.' 

The wedding will be traditional 'with Taylor's dad walking her down the aisle and all the classic touches, like the father-daughter and mother-son dances,' said the second source.

'Taylor loves those emotional, meaningful moments, and Travis [is] on the same page,' it was added.

And there is no bridezilla among the pair who are talking about white flowers, gold wedding bands and a traditional 1950s style wedding cake.