Taylor Swift knows the art of dressing high-low.

The superstar, 34, frequently pairs high-end designer items with more affordable choices, and her appearance at the Chiefs game on Sunday, November 10, was no different. Arriving at Arrowhead Stadium to support boyfriend Travis Kelce, Swift turned heads in a $5,000 Versace suit paired with a $35 Victoria’s Secret corset.

The latest WAG look included a red and black checked tweed blazer ($3,350) and matching mini skirt ($1,695), as well as a black bag and black knee-high boots from the Italian fashion house. Swift’s sexy black corset is currently on sale for $35, while it usually costs $100.

The deep discount is unlikely to last long given the instant popularity of the items Swift is wearing, but there are currently multiple sizes available in 10 different colorways.

Unlined and made with flexible boning, the corset offers a more comfortable alternative to traditional clothing. It also features hook front closures, lace up back and even includes matching adjustable thong panties.

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Swift has had her fair share of WAG-style moments this NFL season. For the team’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday, November 4, she wore a vintage-style black leather varsity jacket from the Chiefs that was apparently sold on eBay just two months ago.

In a TikTok videoa user named Court said she thought the pop star’s stylist bought her the jacket online.

“So Taylor Swift wore my old jacket at the Chiefs game tonight,” Court said in the clip. She also shared that the piece sold out in August, adding that it was “really cool to see how many months it took to plan each of these outfits that she wears.”

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Court explained that her mother noticed the jacket on Swift and her father eventually confirmed that they sold the jacket and shipped it to California from Kansas City.

“I’m a long-time Swiftie — I’m talking almost 20 years — and even I don’t know the name of her stylist and he’s the one who bought the jacket,” Court said.

“So we checked and double-checked and not only is it the exact same jacket, but also in the photos that we had listed on eBay, you can kind of see, like, a crease in it and you can see the exact same crease in the photo of her wearing it,” she explained. “I can’t make that up.”