A notable fashion misstep occurred at a recent wedding celebration for Taylor Swift, where two high-profile guests arrived in the same dress. Laura Kruk, fiancée of New York Giants player JuJu Smith-Schuster, and Abigail Anderson, Swift's childhood best friend, were photographed wearing identical $795 Sau Lee silky brown gowns.
The event, held at Madison Square Garden in New York City, drew over 1,000 guests, including celebrities like Bradley Cooper, Karlie Kloss, and Zoe Kravitz. Anderson, who has known Swift since they were 15 years old, wore the dress featuring a floral-detailed corset, paired with clear heels and a gold clutch. Kruk appeared shortly after in the same dress, accessorized with a green Lady Dior bag and her blonde hair swept back.
Swift and Anderson's friendship dates back to their time at Hendersonville High School in Tennessee. Anderson has been credited as the inspiration for Swift's song "Fifteen," which recounts their experiences of first love and heartbreak during their freshman year of high school. The pair bonded in an English class, with Anderson recalling their shared feelings about Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet."
Social media users commented on the accidental outfit coordination, with some attributing it to the large number of attendees. One commenter noted, "That's what happens when you invite 1,000 people," while another stated, "Bound to happen at this size of event." A third simply called the situation "awkward."
The celebration is part of the festivities surrounding Smith-Schuster's upcoming wedding to Kruk next week in Orange County, California. Swift and her partner Travis Kelce are expected to attend that ceremony. Earlier in the week, a smaller gathering for approximately 100 close family and friends was held at the Infosys Theater. The main event at Madison Square Garden was reportedly more extravagant, with rumors of elaborate decorations and enhanced security, including the confiscation of guest phones to prevent leaks and the presence of NYPD officers throughout the weekend.