Taylor Swift wears a $35 Victoria's Secret corset at the Chiefs vs. Broncos game

Taylor Swift is still in her corset era.

The star arrived at the Chiefs vs. Broncos game in Kansas City on Sunday looking pretty and dapper, wearing a red-and-black checkered Versace miniskirt ($1,695) and jacket ($3,350) — but the classic Victoria's Secret corset ($100 $35) she combined with a cost that was well below the rest of her luxury look.

The lace-up design, which comes with matching thong bottoms, is currently on clearance for a whopping 70% off.

And while it's selling out quickly in black (ahem)—over 1,000 units were sold in the last day alone—it's also in stock in nine other shades, ranging from beige to dark green to burgundy.

For her boyfriend Travis Kelce's game, the pop star paired them with a matching Versace bag ($1,995) and boots ($1,990), both embellished with the label's telltale Medusa hardware.

But it was the rest of the accessories that really elevated the overall value of her outfit; In addition to a duo of dazzling ruby ​​rings from Retrouvai ($32,970) and Effy ($2,167), Swift wore a Louis Vuitton Tambour watch worth a whopping $54,000.

Corsets became a fashion hallmark of Swift's Tortured Poets Department era; Her game day look came shortly after she stepped out in NYC with Zoë Kravitz in a colorful Vivienne Westwood corset dress.

She also rocked the lace-up look at numerous NFL games, started the season in an all-denim Versace look, and chose another structured Vivienne Westwood design for the Chiefs vs. Saints game in October.

Her outfits are also often filled with sentimental nods to her football star boyfriend, from vintage Kansas City Chiefs jerseys and T-shirts to bejeweled tributes like a custom “87” necklace at last year's Super Bowl.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, trade writer/reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood's favorite labels to the test, and finds the beauty products stars have on the red carpet. She consults stylists and industry professionals—including celebrities themselves—to get first-hand product recommendations, trend predictions, and more. As of 2020, in addition to writing for Page Six, she has also been featured in USA Today and Parade.