31 Taylor Swift Gifts for the Serious Fan, Straight from Actual Swifties

Swift has been open about embracing "granny sh*t" in her downtime, rolling up her sleeves and baking, sewing and doing needlepoint. With that in mind, you could buy the Swiftie in your life a book to create her own Taylor-inspired crochet dolls...or you could skip the learning curve and get her a ready-made doll, based on her favorite era.

"My sister had a Folklore-inspired one made for me as a Christmas gift last year, and I was so impressed with the quality and detail," says Candace Davison, VP of editorial content. "It sits on an open shelf and makes me smile every time I pass by it."

Swift has been dropping special editions of The Life of a Showgirl at a dizzying pace, each with an exclusive poem, theme and photos. But out of all of them, The Crowd Is Your King gets our vote as the best limited-edition drop. Why? It features a shimmery rose gold vinyl and massive 24" x 36" dual-sided poster, and you can snag it at Target (so you can add it to a curbside pickup order and have it waiting for you in two hours flat).

Just note that there's a limited quantity available, and they're only offering one pressing, so once it's gone, it's gone.

Anyone with a healthy appreciation for a good pun—and showstopping desserts—will appreciate this cookbook. With chapters like "Karma Is a Cookie" and "I Bet You Think About Cake," it's as fun to read as it is to bake from. You'll find Swiftian staples—like a riff on Swift's Chai-spiced cookies—alongside creative takes on her hit songs [see: Bad Blood (Orange) Tart and I Can Make It with a Broken Heart Crispy Rice Pops]. The recipes span a range of skill levels, too, so even younger Swifties can get in on the fun.

It's an iconic Taylor Swift line from arguably her best era to date (1989 4ever), so why not show it off on your sofa? If the line doesn't speak to you, Furbish also sells a red lip-bedecked version that reads, "It's me. Hi. I'm the problem, it's me," as well as a pink-and-red "Karma is my boyfriend" design.

She’s got that red lip, classic thing we all like, but even icons evolve. And lately, Swift has been sporting NARS’s Morocco lipstick shade. “It was reported that the star's makeup artist Lorrie Turk revealed on Instagram stories that Taylor's been trading in her iconic lip for a warm, cinnamon-y hue as of late,” writes former PureWow Assistant Editor Delia Curtis.

Associate Editor Marissa Wu concurs: "Personally, I love a rust-brown lipstick and can attest to its versatility. I love that lighter shades feel neutral, while a darker hue can pack as much punch as a red."

Burgundy is the color of the season and even Swift has hopped aboard, sporting a pair of Giuseppe Zanotti Leather Frannie Boots in the shade at a Chief’s game last September. While hers are now sadly sold out (and clocking over $1,000), Sam Edelman makes a similar pointy-toed pair in a close shade of red with a three-inch heel. (And they’re under $300!)

When we first launched this gift guide, a 'Go Taylor's Boyfriend' shirt was our most popular pick with readers. Now that Kelce has put a ring on it, it seemed high time to update that tee. A wedding date hasn't been set, but given this vintage style, it'll be worth wearing well after the power couple have exchanged vows.

It's hard not to break into song at the mere sight of this candle's name. Better yet, the mirrorball-like iridescent candle smells like a blend of sea breezes, fruit and florals—essentially, a dreamy, summertime escape in a jar.

Any true Swiftie is 100 percent following the Instagram account, @taylorswiftstyled, run by superfan Sarah Chapelle, who’s been chronicling the singer’s fashion since 2011. Last year, she published Taylor Swift Style: Fashion Through the Eras, analyzing Swift’s outfits throughout the years and contextualizing them with lyrics, songs and insights that make the artist a sartorial mastermind. Unsurprisingly, the book hit The New York Times bestseller list.

It’s well documented that Ms. Swift has expensive taste. Just take her $925 Versace Mary Janes or the $32,000 bezel ruby ring she wore to yet another Chiefs game. So it came as a collective relief that my fellow editor, Stephanie Maida, uncovered this Taylor-approved find that’s under $150. The chain comes in 18-karat gold-plated brass or silver, embellished with seven simulated diamonds

When Folklore and then Evermore came out, it was flannel everything—and that trend has only continued as shackets dominate cozy fall fashion. This Lucky Brand plaid shirt jacket nods to long walks in foggy woods, exploring the mists and escaping to the lakes as August slips away like a bottle of wine. The oversized silhouette features patch pockets, a large spread collar, button cuffs and a side-slit hem. Perfect for layering over a cozy sweater (and under a scarf, if you know what I mean).

As Blondie says in “Vigilante Shit,” “Draw the cat eye sharp enough to kill a man.” You can’t achieve a Taylor Swift-worthy cat eye without a top-notch liner with a sharp tip that will leave you with a slick, black angle. And if you want a messier Midnights smokey eye, use the gel side to buff out on your lid and lower lash line. And why Valentino eyeliner, you ask? Swift is a fan of the brand—so if she approves, what else can I say?

Swift has confessed that "60 percent" of her conversations revolve around bread these days, so you might as well get your Swiftie in on the action. (Then they'll have an instant icebreaker when they finally score a meet-and-greet, which will inevitably lead to a fast friendship, all thanks to you! Right?!) Delusions of befriending a pop star aside, this kit contains everything you need to make top-notch sourdough—even if you've never baked bread in your life.

"Sourdough can be intimidating—just needing to feed a starter for over a week before you can bake a loaf can be enough to make someone opt out—but this kit sets you up for success, with a tool for every step of the way," Davison says. "You'll be dabbling in Funfetti and blueberry-lemon varieties like Taylor in no time."

Taylor loves gold jewelry imbued with meaning. Taylor loves numerology. While we haven't spotted Taylor wearing Tiny Tags yet, we could totally see her rocking its new Pavé necklace in her lucky number 13—or Kelce's 87—at Arrowhead Stadium and around town. Available in gold vermeil, sterling silver or 14-karat yellow gold, the charm can be customized to any two-digit number you want.

If your friend’s favorite TSwift album is The Tortured Poets Department, I have a feeling she’ll appreciate this Royal Classic Typewriter, which alludes to two tracks: the eponymous song and "The Manuscript." "Personally, I have a Royal typewriter (albeit a thrifted 1930 Aristocrat), and I have to say there’s nothing so enjoyably tactile as the loud thwack of each key," Wu says. "It's perfect for pounding out rage engendered by heartbreak."

I love a good celebrity book club, and while Taylor may not be hosting her own (call me ASAP if she does), she has gone on record about some of her favorite books. That includes To Kill a Mockingbird, the classic penned by Harper Lee in 1960.

It's rumored that Swift wears Tom Ford's Santal Blush perfume, and even if she's more of a from-the-vault Wonderstuck girl (do celebs actually wear their own scents?!), this pick is worth the splurge. "If I had to describe the perfume in three words, they would be sexy, rich and luxurious," beauty editor Chelsea Candelario shared in her review of the fragrance, which blends notes of ylang-ylang, sandalwood and cinnamon. "I’m ready to get into my own The Life of a Showgirl era."

I have it on record that Swift wore this exact necklace—and of course it flew off the shelves. The T-bar chain is designed by British-Norwegian designer Tilly Sveaas, featuring 18-karat gold plated recycled sterling silver and a brass pendant. It’s available in 16 or 20 inches, though if you want Swift’s pick exactly, opt for the latter.

Taylor Swift has great style, but when you don’t have the celebrity budget for a pair of $1,500 boots in the it color every season, it helps to turn your sights towards the singer’s more timeless fashion choices. She loves a good camel coat, particularly this Ralph Lauren Polo Coat. If $2,498 isn’t in your gifting budget, I’m pretty sure this classic rendition by good old Abercrombie & Fitch would be a more than welcome stand in. It’s got a similar single row of buttons, big pockets and a notched lapel, and right now, it's on clearance for nearly half off.

Perfect for the Taylor Swift fan who also never misses game day, this jersey is a fabulous way to show support for Tay and her beau. It’s also machine washable and supremely comfy, although reviewers note the sizing does run small.

Whether they traded friendship bracelets at an Eras Tour stop (or in the movie theater lobby) or not, they’ll surely appreciate another beaded bracelet to add to their collection. There are tons of different phrases to choose from—sisters, badass, fearless, be kind—but you can also make a custom bracelet of your very own with up to 13 letters. Personally, I’m partial to this “Fearless” number, which nods perfectly to Swift’s sophomore album (and makes me cry every time).

Swift is well known for her signature red lip, and while she’s worn many different shades and formulas throughout the years, MAC’s matte lipstick in ‘Ruby Woo’ will always be my favorite Taylor-approved pick. And I'm not the only one—the shade has long been a beloved cult classic, with the approval of tons of professional makeup artists. Why? The blue-tinted hue is universally flattering and the creamy formula is long-lasting and hydrating, making it ideal for all-day wear.

We all know why a red scarf would be a great gift for a Swiftie. This one is made of a soft, brushed wool blend, so it'll keep your giftee extra warm and cozy. Just, uh, try not to leave it anywhere. (P.S. It also comes in a slew of other cute colors too, if red feels a bit too on the nose.)

A little razzle dazzle to jazz up a basic hairstyle is a great gift for the person who loves a good hair accessory, especially if Taylor’s Speak Now era is their cup of tea (cue “Sparks Fly”). The set comes with 12 bobby pins and they’re made of gold plated brass and Swarvoski crystals.

Reputation lovers will understand the symbolism here, and if you’re going to channel Taylor Swift’s grungiest era, you must do it in style. The gold-tone brass is inset with cubic zirconia with pops of green that give off a cunning energy.

Whether you're Team iPhone or Team Samsung, you can give your phone a showgirl-appropriate glow-up. Otterbox is known for its durable cases, and the brand just launched its Encore collection—a glittery orange series dropping just in time for Swift's 12th era to begin.

If you’re going to be spilling wine in the bathtub, you may as well have a T-Swift glass to do it with. This stemless option is emblazoned with one of the most quoted lyrics from Reputation and holds 21 ounces. Just be sure to remind them to hand wash only, or the graphic may start to fade.

If you’re trying to achieve the Debut or Fearless-era curls, this 3/4-inch curling iron will produce nice, natural looking spirals. Mess them up a bit and throw on some “Tim McGraw” to really get the full effect.

When in doubt, shopping the singer’s merch store is a surefire way to land a winner. This cozy pullover features a faded portrait of T from her 1989 album in blue on a vintage pale yellow terry and is sure to be the perfect addition to any Swiftie’s wardrobe.

If your niece couldn't get enough of Tay-Tay after hearing "Shake it Off" in gym class, get her this Little Golden book, which tells the story of the star's childhood on a Christmas tree farm in Pennsylvania to selling out stadiums alongside charming, full-color illustrations. It's recommended for ages five and up, and it makes for a great stocking stuffer (or birthday gift, especially when paired with a crochet doll or bracelet-making kit).

"Think of your energy as if it's expensive, as if it's like a luxury item. Not everyone can afford it. Like not everyone has invested in you to be able to have the capital for you to care about [their criticism]," Swift said during her one-and-a-half-hour New Heights podcast interview, and it quickly became a mantra for Swifties everywhere. Nod to that pearl of wisdom with this embroidered cap. It'll be a shake-off-the-haters confidence-booster any time she or he wears it.