Taylor Swift dazzled in a black mini dress as she enjoyed a girls' night out with her friends Brittany Mahomes and Lindsay Bell in Beverly Hills on Saturday.
The singer, 34, showed off her slim model figure and showed off her long, toned legs as she donned stylish boots with thigh-high heels.
The hitmaker seemed in good spirits as she stepped out with her best friends to enjoy the evening.
She kept the accessories to a minimum by wearing a dainty necklace and gold rings and adding a trendy black handbag to her ensemble.
Meanwhile, Lindsay showed off her blossoming baby bump in a cream bodycon dress and cowboy boots.
Taylor Swift, 34, wowed in a black mini dress as she enjoyed a girls night out with friends Brittany Mahomes and Lindsay Bell in Beverly Hills on Saturday
The singer showed off her slim model figure and showed off her long toned legs as she donned stylish boots with thigh-high heels (pictured with Lindsay)
Brittany looked incredibly trendy in a Gucci miniskirt, paired with black knee-high boots and a stylish top
Brittany looked incredibly trendy in a Gucci miniskirt, paired with black knee-high boots and a stylish top.
A few weeks ago, Taylor could do no wrong.
She filled stadiums – and movie theaters – with her sold-out tour and was credited with single-handedly boosting the fortunes of the American economy.
But the world of celebrity can be fickle, and Taylor now finds herself on the wrong side of her devoted fans, the infamous Gen-Z Swifties who watch her every move.
They have become increasingly angry over her excessive use of a private jet to visit her new boyfriend, American football star Travis Kelce.
The Swifties believe her skyrocketing emissions are destroying the environment, and have even set up an Instagram page to track her travels.
Taylor started dating Kelce, 34, in September and since their relationship began she has taken a number of flights back and forth on her private plane to watch him play for the Kansas City Chiefs or go on dates with him.
In late November, Taylor traveled from her Eras Tour show in Brazil to Kansas, where she made an appearance at Kelce's house, before flying to London less than two days later for the premiere of Beyoncé's Renaissance film. She then flew back to America within two days to watch Kelce play against the Green Bay Packers in Wisconsin.
She kept the accessories to a minimum by wearing a dainty necklace and gold rings and adding a trendy black handbag to her ensemble
The hitmaker seemed in good spirits as she stepped out with her best friends to enjoy the evening
Taylor wore trendy thigh-high lace-up boots
Meanwhile, Lindsay showed off her blossoming baby bump in a cream bodycon dress and cowboy boots
Taylor's fans have become increasingly angry over her excessive use of a private jet to visit her new boyfriend, American football star Travis Kelce (pictured together in October 2023).
The Swifties believe her skyrocketing emissions are destroying the environment, and have even set up an Instagram page to follow her travels (Taylor arrived in Kansas City last November)
In late November, Taylor traveled from her Eras Tour show in Brazil to Kansas, where she made an appearance at Kelce's house, before flying to London less than two days later for Beyoncé's Renaissance film premiere (pictured in July 2023).
And shortly before that, after a romantic weekend with Kelce in Argentina, Taylor traveled to New York for less than a week before heading to Brazil – each flight lasting more than 11 hours.
Her annoyed fans' Instagram account claims Taylor burned 138 tons of CO2 in three months. The singer would have to plant 2,282 trees and let them grow for ten years to compensate for the environmental damage caused by flying around.
Another said: 'I take public transport or I walk, I recycle… but when one person produces 138 tonnes of CO2 emissions it makes you think.'
“As much as I am a Swiftie, I'm not defending her on this one,” another added.
In 2022, Taylor's carbon footprint was reportedly 1,928 times the global average and the highest of any celebrity – but Swifties have always defended her before. One wrote in response to online criticism: 'So you don't want pilots to have jobs?'
Taylor is currently on a break from her Eras Tour after spending the holidays in Kansas City, but will travel to Japan in February before heading to Australia.
Commenting on previous calculations of her flight emissions, a spokesperson for Taylor said: 'Taylor's aircraft is regularly loaned to others. It is incorrect to attribute most or all of these journeys to her.”