It's here! Taylor Swift released the full track list for her upcoming album, 1989, via Instagram on Wednesday, Oct. 22. "The full track list," the singer wrote alongside an image of the 13 songs featured on her fourth studio album. Along with the first three singles released from her new record thus far — "Shake It Off," "Out of the Woods," and "Welcome to New York" — Swift's remaining 10 tunes have intriguing titles.

Here comes the brides…maid! Taylor Swift stepped out for the wedding of her longtime best friend Abigail Anderson on Saturday, September 2, in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts. The “Look What You Made Me Do” singer donned a long-flowing, burgundy bridesmaid dress while helping the bride to the ceremony as part of her wedding party. Swift kept her hair simple with loose curls and stuck to her signature red lipstick for the special occasion.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/ph9NQ8ASmX4 Let the lyric analyzing begin! Taylor Swift wrote Little Big Town’s new single “Better Man” and it’s a total breakup jam. In classic Swift style, the country song is about having to break up with a man you love after realizing you deserve better. “I know I’m probably better off on my own / Than lovin’ a man who didn’t know / What he had when he had it,” the lyrics begin.

UPDATE: Harris confirmed that Swift also sings backup on “This Is What You Came For,” as many speculated when the track was first released. “Amazing lyric writer and she smashed it as usual,” he tweeted on Wednesday. In a follow-up tweet, he clarified that he “wrote the music, produced the song, arranged it and cut the vocals.” He also explained why she used a pseudonym. https://twitter.com/CalvinHarris/status/753257779775668224 — The rumors are true! Taylor Swift is the lyrical mastermind behind Calvin Harris and Rihanna‘s hit song “This Is What You Came For,” which dropped just a few weeks before the “Wildest Dreams” singer, 26, and the deejay, 32, split after over a year of dating.

In celebration of her Lover album, Taylor Swift and Stella McCartney’s fashion collaboration drops today, August 23, and it is full of whimsical goodies. The limited-edition capsule collection is a more than just your average merchandise. It’s a chic and stylish way to celebrate the esthetic and vibe of today’s new T. Swift era. Filled with pastel shades of pink and blue, dreamy air-brushed shapes and nostalgic graffiti writing, the line is a far cry from her dark, edgy “Reputation” days.