Taylor Swift subtly embraced game-day fashion while attending the Kansas City Chiefs’ Week 12 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts. The singer wore a Chiefs-themed off-white sweater with red accents, aligning with her ongoing trend of supporting fiancé Travis Kelce through carefully styled, team-inspired outfits.
Taylor swift spotted wearing off-white sweater for Travis Kelce’s match
Taylor Swift attended the Kansas City Chiefs’ Week 12 home game against the Indianapolis Colts at Arrowhead Stadium on November 23, 2025.
She wore an off-white Guest in Residence “Alpine Collegiate Polo” sweater. The knit featured sandstone and red accents. She also wore gold bracelets and styled her hair in two braids. Swift entered the stadium quietly and went straight to the suite. Fan-captured footage later showed her celebrating in the stands after the Chiefs’ victory.
Social media videos showed Swift jumping with excitement in the suite. In one clip, she shook with joy next to a man identified as her father. Temperatures at kickoff were in the low 50s under sunny skies. Kansas City entered the game hoping to strengthen their playoff position.
Swift has attended every home game of her fiancé Travis Kelce this season. Compared to last year, she has taken a more private approach in 2025. She has avoided broadcast features and official outfit photos. On October 27, fans spotted her in a red turtleneck and gold necklace. She cheered Kelce’s third-quarter touchdown beside Brittany Mahomes.
This week’s appearance continues a trend of under-the-radar game-day styling from Swift, who has previously worn Courreges and Chanel pieces to recent games without publicized arrivals. Despite stepping back from more visible stadium entrances, her game-day wardrobe continues to reflect subtle support for the team. Chiefs announcers have made occasional references to her, once calling a camera “camera 13” in reference to Swift’s favorite number. The Chiefs will next face the Dallas Cowboys in an away game on November 28.
Originally reported by Vritti Johar on Mandatory.
