The singer started the concert with her hit “Lover.” For her initial songs, she donned a twinkling Versace bodysuit, changing into a sparkling suit jacket for “The Man.” Performing from her album Fearless, the singer donned a golden Alberta Ferretti fringe dress while singing “You Belong With Me,” “Love Story” and “Fearless.” Next, she switched to an orange embroidered corset dress for the first live performance of the Evermore songs.

Moving on to the Reputation era, she put on an intriguing asymmetrical, half-leg black sequined bodysuit with bright red snakes, making a reference to her infamous conflict with Kanye West and Kim Kardashian. Swift then changed into a dreamy gown by Nicole + Felicia, referencing her sequined Valentino ensemble from her tour Speak Now. Embracing her Red era, she performed the new version of “22” in a replica of the sequined T-shirt from the music video. The text, however, was switched from “Not a lot going on at the moment” to “A lot going on at the moment.” Giving her hat to a fan, she removed the shirt, revealing a red and black sequined romper by Ashish for the next song, upon which she added a matching long coat for the 10-minute performance of “All Too Well.”

From her Folklore songs, Swift performed in a heavenly lavender dress by Alberta Ferretti. She wore a pink crystal top and skirt by Roberto Cavalli for the 1989 songs “Style,” “Blank Space,” “Shake it Off,” ‘”Wildest Dreams,” and “Bad Blood.” Next, she donned a magenta-tiered gown for “Tim McGraw” from her debut album. Ending the show with a bang, Swift gave one of the most dramatic transitions from her purple dress to a short sequined garb, later adding a purple coat. With this outfit, she performed “Lavender Haze,” “Anti-Hero,” “Bejeweled,” “Mastermind,” and “Karma” from Midnights. Giving one last surprise, during the performance of “Midnight Rain,” she changed into a glittering blue Oscar de la Renta bodysuit and a rainbow fringe jacket.

It seems that the Indian brains are being more treasured with time, by the west. This time, it’s the French luxury Maison Chanel, who went on to appoint an Indian in the top post of Global CEO. London-based and former Unilever Executive Leena Nair has recently hit the headlines with this amazing achievement.

The Position

Leena Nair, 52, has been the first female, Asian, and youngest ever CHRO (Chief Human Resources Officer) and Member of the Unilever Leadership Executive of the esteemed Unilever company. After serving the British consumer goods company for 30 years, Nair is now set to be the new Global Chief Executive Officer of Chanel. As per a statement announced officially, the company is looking forward to bringing in her valued outsider’s perspective to the iconic fashion house. We too are curious to see how things will turn out to be.

The Lady

An XLRI- Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur alumni, Leena Nair started her journey at Unilever back in 1992 as a management trainee. She is been inducted into the coveted list of Fortune India’s Most Powerful Women 2021. Throughout her career, Nair has been highly lauded by her peers for her people-focused leadership approach, changing the overall practice and culture in large global companies. Looking at her credentials and past works, it seems like Chanel has made the right decision of bringing in talent like this.

The House

The iconic French luxury fashion house Chanel is famous for its No. 5 fragrance, and collections of tweed suits, and quilted handbags. Nair is about to join the company in coming January as the new Global CEO. The former CEO and co-owner of the company Alain Wertheimer will move to the position of Global Executive Chairman. With all these changes and new appointments, the private company is now eyeing long-term success in the global market of the fashion industry.