It didn't take long for the internet to play detective at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's star-studded wedding. Two women have been publicly identified after fans called out their outfits as wildly inappropriate for the occasion.
The couple tied the knot last weekend at Madison Square Garden in New York City, with roughly 1,000 guests in attendance, including a who's who of A-list celebrities. But amid all the glitz and glamour, two fashion choices drew serious side-eye.
First up: Tori Evans, one of Swift's Eras Tour dancers. She was spotted in a dress that many deemed too close to white—officially described as pink champagne. Fans were quick to call her out on social media. “Even if it’s pink but it’s so close to white lol why choose that colour to wear at someone’s wedding?” one fan wrote. The backlash was immediate, echoing the age-old wedding rule: don't wear white.
Then there was pop star Camila Cabello, who went viral for her bold choice: a see-through red gown that left little to the imagination. Red itself is a controversial color at weddings—often seen as a statement that pulls focus from the bride. “Wearing red to a wedding is just as bad as wearing white to a wedding,” one fan wrote. Another added, “In red?! for a wedding?! disrespectful.”
The incident has sparked a broader conversation about wedding guest etiquette, especially at high-profile events like this one. It also ties into previous fashion controversies at celebrity weddings, where guests have been criticized for upstaging the couple.
Even the groom's brother, Jason Kelce, has weighed in on the wedding drama, sharing his thoughts on the star-studded affair. Meanwhile, the Chiefs owner's wife has slammed rumors about inappropriate behavior at the wedding, adding another layer to the story.
What do you make of these outfits? Are fans overreacting, or do the critics have a point? Either way, this wedding is giving us plenty to talk about beyond just the couple's love story.
