Swifties around the world were given exclusive, behind-the-scenes looks at Taylor Swift's prosperous tour when the Jonas Akerlund-directed 1989 World Tour Live concert film hit the public via Apple Music on Sunday, Dec. 20. For those who haven't had the chance to stream the film, Apple Music decided to post a brief, one-minute clip of the 26-year-old's live execution of her hit track, "Wildest Dreams."
The video captures the first verse of the tune through the song's chorus, boasting footage of the pop sensation playing and sitting at the piano by herself, adorned in a poofy dress filled with sparkles. In the midst of the concert film, other exclusive footage has made its way to the forefront of the Internet. The "Bad Blood" singer's friend and American fashion model, Karlie Kloss, uploaded a video on Sunday to her Klossy Youtube channel, giving fans an inside look at her personal 1989 experience, Billboard notes.
#1989WorldTourLIVE is HERE. TY @taylorswift13! ✨ Watch now on #AppleMusic. https://t.co/vq14vXfPwn https://t.co/mkZEFi2tYf
— Apple Music (@AppleMusic) December 20, 2015
Kloss, a part of Swift's Girl Squad along with Kendall Jenner and Cara Delevingne, filmed the magical moments leading up to 1989 gigs and all the preparation that comes before performing for crowds of 65,000 wide-eyed audience members. The clip shows an excited Swift detailing the stage setup with an array of materials from towels to bottles of nail polish. During the 7-month jaunt in 2015, Kloss stopped by the stage at London's Hyde Park in June along with Gigi Hadid, Jenner, Delevingne, Martha Hunt and Serena Williams.
The star-studded tour offered a slew of guest appearances from an eclectic list of celebrities including Justin Timberlake, Idina Menzel, Alanis Morissette, Leona Lewis, The Weeknd, Beck, Lisa Kudrow, Alison Krauss, Selena Gomez, Ellie Goulding, Lorde, Fifth Harmony, St. Vincent, Ricky Martin, Steven Tyler, Miranda Lambert, Wiz Khalifa, Walk the Moon, Natalie Maines, Mary J. Blige, Nelly, Haim, Nick Jonas, Fetty Wap and Mick Jagger.
