Taylor Swift’s Chic Date-Night Skirt Under $300 Sells Out Fast!

The London fashion scene continues to impress, and it seems it’s here to stay a while longer.

During her recent visit to the UK with Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift was spotted on Friday evening donning a Fleur du Mal Juliet Lace Silk Skirt, which is surprisingly still available for purchase — but perhaps not for long.

While Fleur du Mal currently offers the skirt only as a pre-order, Nordstrom has a few sizes that are ready for immediate delivery. Besides the elegant black silk version Swift wore, it’s also available in a lovely lavender shade.

Exploring the Appeal of the Fleur du Mal Juliet Lace Silk Skirt

Affordable Luxury: Fleur du Mal Juliet Lace Silk Skirt

At just under $300, the skirt is much more affordable than other accessories Swift paired with it, such as the Toteme Slim Leather Coat ($4,000), Rabanne 1969 Shoulder Bag ($1,690), and Celine Ava Sandals ($1,050).

To complete her ensemble, Swift chose a silk Staud Evangeline Top, although Fleur du Mal also offers a coordinating Juliet Lace Silk Cami.

Complementary Piece: Fleur du Mal Juliet Lace Silk Cami

This isn’t the first time Swift has opted for Fleur du Mal for a date with Kelce; she previously wore the brand’s Long Sleeve Flared Corset Dress in NYC, which sold out almost immediately after she was seen in it.

In her album artwork for “The Life of a Showgirl,” she embraced a boudoir look with the brand’s pale pink Satin Bullet Bodysuit.

Swift is not the only celebrity fan of the New York-based brand; stars like Anne Hathaway, Beyoncé, and Kristen Stewart have also sported its lingerie-inspired outerwear.

Alternative Style: Fleur du Mal Juliet Lace Mini Slip

If Swift’s latest lacy attire sells out before you have a chance to buy it, you might also consider the Juliet Lace Mini Slip — aside from its length, it’s almost the same.

Make sure to act quickly if you’re interested.

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This article was authored by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah tracks down deals on celebrity-endorsed styles that are actually affordable, tests celebrities’ own brands, and identifies the beauty products that keep the stars looking red-carpet ready. She consults stylists and industry professionals, including celebrities themselves, for direct product recommendations, trend insights, and more. Hannah has been contributing to Page Six since 2020, and her work has also appeared in USA Today and Parade.