Taylor Swift looks cozy in director mode on the “Opalite” music video set.

Taylor Swift wears Florence + The Machine merch on the “Opalite” music video set.

When you’re in love, everything (including outfit coordination) feels easy.

The “Opalite” music video is full of fun, retro 90s fashion.

Worthy of a so high school dance!

Another piece by one of Taylor’s favorite affordable brands.

Coming back stronger than an … 80s trend! The vintage fashion in Taylor Swift’s “Opalite” music video included this cat sweatshirt.

In the video’s opening scene, Taylor places herself within a painting of Ophelia as a direct reference to the namesake and plot device of the song.

In this set up, Taylor pays homage to Busby Berkeley’s elaborate showgirl choreography. 

In this set up, Taylor nods to theatrical play productions - twisting Ophelia’s drowning into a walk-the-plank suicide.

As homage to showgirls throughout the ages, Taylor emulates the ‘60s girl group The Ronettes.

This particular set up from the “Ophelia” was one of the most intriguing and layered.

This particular setup of Taylor from “The Fate of Ophelia” music video appeared, to me, to be a nod to Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. 

As seen in the “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” music video, Taylor shows off her athleisure collection, mixing in affordable and high-end luxury brands. 

As seen in the “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” music video, Taylor shows off her athleisure collection, mixing in affordable and high-end luxury brands. 

As seen in the “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” music video, Taylor shows off her athleisure collection, mixing in affordable and high-end luxury brands. 

As seen in the “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” music video, Taylor shows off her athleisure collection, mixing in affordable and high-end luxury brands. 

As seen in the “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” music video, Taylor shows off her athleisure collection, mixing in affordable and high-end luxury brands. 

After a lot of staring, my current suspicion (based on UO being one of Taylor’s longtime favourite brands for personal, casual wear) is that Taylor is wearing one of Urban’s cropped plaid shirts.

To my ears (and still overwhelmed brain feeling like I’ve absorbed an encyclopedia of words across these 31 songs) this is an album for ‘Swiftie scholars’ who have the time, space, and devotion to wade through the heaviness of an album this dense and complicated.