Taylor Swift Inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame in Custom Givenchy
At just 36 years old, Taylor Swift has become the youngest woman ever to enter the Songwriters Hall of Fame, breaking a record previously held by Stevie Wonder at 33. The honor was presented to her by Steven Spielberg. For this special event, she wore a stunning black Givenchy gown designed by Sarah Burton, featuring a strapless corset, a draped waist, and a thigh-high slit. Her accessories included citrine diamond drop earrings, a ruby and diamond ring from Amrapali, and her engagement ring from Kindred Lubeck. With her hair in a tousled bun and her signature red lipstick, she delivered a heartfelt 21-minute speech. Other inductees included Alanis Morissette and Kenny Loggins, while RAYE received the Hal David Starlight Award.
Key facts
- Taylor Swift inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame at age 36
- Youngest female artist inducted; second only to Stevie Wonder (33)
- Inducted by Steven Spielberg
- Wore custom black corseted Givenchy by Sarah Burton
- Gown features strapless boned corset, draped waist, thigh-high slit, demi-train
- Accessories: Mindi Mond earrings, Amrapali ring, Kindred Lubeck engagement ring
- Sombr performed 'Cardigan' and 'Dear John'
- Other inductees: Alanis Morissette, Kenny Loggins, Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Graham Lyle, Terry Britten, Walter Afanasieff
- RAYE received Hal David Starlight Award
- Travis Kelce attended but did not walk red carpet
Entities
Artists
- Taylor Swift
- Stevie Wonder
- Steven Spielberg
- Sarah Burton
- Sombr
- Alanis Morissette
- Kenny Loggins
- Paul Stanley
- Gene Simmons
- Graham Lyle
- Terry Britten
- Walter Afanasieff
- RAYE
- Travis Kelce
- Stella McCartney
- Jimmy Jam
- Mindi Mond
- Kindred Lubeck
Institutions
- Songwriters Hall of Fame
- Givenchy
- Amrapali
Locations
- New York
- Pennsylvania
- Nashville