Blondie has done it again, folks! In case you’ve been living under a rock, Taylor Swift practically broke the internet when she dropped her 10th studio album Midnights on October 21, alongside a new music video for the third track entitled Anti-Hero.
The music video is a fantastically imaginative and entertaining story about the Grammy winner confronting her inner demons—in her own words during an Instagram explainer: “This song is a real guided tour throughout all the things I tend to hate about myself.”
On a much lighter note, Anti-Hero—which was, of course, written and directed by queen Taylor herself—is also basically a visual representation of my ideal fall 2022 wardrobe. Between the cozy knits, autumnal color palette, and ‘70s-inspired silhouettes, the Midnights era is off to a very strong start.
Many of the actual pieces the singer wore during the music video sold out just minutes after it premiered, unfortunately, but the three main Anti-Hero looks are actually so easy to recreate with more affordable dupes.
Especially since we’ve rounded up everything you need to channel T-Swift, below. Keep scrolling for striped sweaters, corduroy pants, knee-high boots, and even a burnt orange lipstick!
In the beginning of the music video, Taylor wears a striped and houndstooth-embroidered short sleeve polo sweater paired with rust wide-leg pants, Fendi sneakers, and stacked rings from ByChari.
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Next, we see Taylor being confronted by the physical embodiment of her not-so-nice intrusive thoughts. Naturally, this character’s look is much edgier (and even features a potential nod to the star’s Reputation album with Prada Python Boots!).
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And we couldn’t leave you without mentioning the outfit Taylor wears while singing the somewhat confusing yet already-iconic verse, “Sometimes I feel like everybody is a sexy baby, and I’m a monster on the hill.” We’re not exactly sure what “sexy baby” means, but we’re absolutely obsessed with this scene—and Taylor’s yellow pants.
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