As she kicked off the final leg of her tour in Miami, Swift debuted an updated version of her asymmetric Roberto Cavalli Reputation jumpsuit, this time with glittering golden snakes curling up from her ankle to her neck.

The three-dimensional snake is fully articulated with gold baguettes, black bezels, and crystal stone accents. This version of the jumpsuit features the cobra facing upwards (while the previous red version had the animal’s head pointing down). Matching combat boots feature the same base and embroidery.

The singer has worn multiple versions of this floaty chiffon Roberto Cavalli gown throughout the tour, for the Acoustic section, debuting this red, magenta and teal version in Miami.

The hemline of the dress is shorter in the front and extends longer in the back, and is entirely covered in crystals in colours following the shades and gradients of the fabric.

The singer also showcased another new Roberto Cavalli design, custom-made by creative director Fausto Puglisi – this time a shimmering blue and silver mini-dress with a fringed skirt, worn with glittering Chrisian Louboutin boots.

The dress was crafted with light sapphire and aurora borealis stones and sequins, which catch the light.

Another new costume variation, for the Midnights portion of the show, was this embellished Jenny Packham dress with matching faux fur coat.

Swift unveiled a new Zuhair Murad look while on-stage at Wembley Stadium in London – her fourth variation of bodysuit by the Lebanese designer for the Midnights era section of the tour. The corseted design was decorated with beaded fringing, silver stars and a crescent moon.

The singer debuted a new custom Vivienne Westwood dress on her opening night in Milan.

The white taffeta corseted design was embellished with black crystals spelling out the lyrics, “Who’s afraid of little old me? You should be…”, from her single, Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?.

Swift took to the stage in Paris wearing this custom silver twill tailcoat with black crystal-embellished lapel by Vivienne Westwood, paired with a custom silver twill bustier and matching high-waisted briefs. She completed the look with a three-row orb choker in black agate.

The previous night, she wore the same Vivienne Westwood look but in gunmetal and black.

The singer also debuted this colourful two-piece set created by Roberto Cavalli creative director Fausto Puglisi, which she wore with mismatching boots.

The mini skirt and bustier were meticulously adorned with stones, sequins, and bejewelled crystals in varying colours, with ombré shading to add depth.

She also wore a yellow and orange version of the look.

Another bright Roberto Cavalli look came in the form of this floaty gown with a tiered skirt, which has been created in multiple colourways.

The chiffon dress features an ombré design in varying sunset colours, and a hemline that’s shorter at the front and extends longer in the back.

Taylor Swift kicked off the European leg of her tour in a sparkling double-breasted Versace blazer, embellished with iridescent fuchsia crystals and accented with gold Medusa buttons. She paired the custom jacket with ombré Christian Louboutin boots – a bespoke version of the Eleonora Botta style – covered with thousands of glittering strass crystals.

Underneath the blazer she wore a crystal-embroidered Versace bodysuit with bustier boning structure, covered in paillettes in tones of orange with iridescent elements.