Fans couldn’t stop debating two different looks.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding is still all over the news, but this time, people aren’t talking about the ceremony itself.
Instead, two wedding guests have become the center of attention after their outfits started a discussion on social media. Many fans felt their dresses weren’t appropriate for such a high-profile wedding.
Swift and Kelce got married last weekend at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Around 1,000 guests reportedly attended the celebration, including many famous names from sports and entertainment. While the wedding featured plenty of unforgettable moments, people couldn’t stop talking about what these two guests wore.
Fans Criticize Two Wedding Looks
One of the women at the center of the discussion was Swift’s Eras Tour dancer, Tori Evans. Fans pointed to her dress, which they described as being too close to white. Although the color has been identified as “pink champagne,” many people felt it looked too similar to white for a wedding.
One fan wrote, “Even if it’s pink but it’s so close to white lol why choose that colour to wear at someone’s wedding?”
Another guest who faced criticism was pop star Camila Cabello. She wore a red, see-through gown.
One fan asked, “Where is the dress code?”
Another commented, “Wearing red to a wedding is just as bad as wearing white to a wedding. But this is expected of her.”
A different user added, “In red?! for a wedding?! disrespectful.”
The photos then got opinions about what wedding guests should wear. Some people defended the two women, saying everyone has their own style and should be free to wear what they like. Others felt guests should avoid outfits that might take attention away from the bride and groom.
Swift and Kelce also faced another talking point. According to TMZ Sports, the dinner service didn’t go exactly as planned. Instead of a traditional sit-down meal, guests were asked to visit several buffet stations set up around the venue.
The buffet included plenty of food choices, but it reportedly led to long lines and not enough seats for everyone. With around 1,000 guests attending, serving everyone at the same time proved to be a challenge.
So far, neither Evans nor Cabello has responded to the criticism about their outfits. Swift and Kelce have also stayed silent about it.
