Taking a quick break from touring for the last few stops of "The Eras" tour leg in North America, Taylor Swift's Fourth of July Party has finally returned, now with a small-scaled guest list!
Swift has been known for throwing an A-list Fourth of July slumber party since 2014, but the tradition stopped in 2017 during her "Reputation" Era.
Who's Invited To Taylor Swift's Fourth of July Party 2023?
Shared on the same day that her "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)" was released, Taylor Swift fans were shocked when the singer posted a bunch of photos showing her Fourth of July party with a small group of girlies.
Based on the pictures, it was smaller compared to the group she invited back then. Among the invited were her long-time best friend, Selena Gomez, The Haim Sisters, specifically Alana, Este, and Danielle, and her stylist Ashley Avignone and model Sydney Ness. Ness was reported by Nylon to be dating Swift's brother, Austin.
"Happy belated Independence Day from your local neighborhood independent girlies. See you tonight Kansas Cityyy," she wrote in the caption.
Swift seemed to have enjoyed the party very much. In one photo, the girls posed in front of a picturesque seascape backdrop on Swift's Rhode Island summer house while they were clad in bikinis. Polaroid photos of them hanging out in the kitchen were also seen, where they were seemingly having an impromptu "The Eras" tour with wooden utensils.
Selena and Taylor also posed for photos, with one showing them sharing an Independence Day popsicle together.
A solo photo of Swift was also posted, showing the singer in a blue and black dotted summer dress while her blonde locks flowed beautifully in her shoulder.
Happy belated Independence Day from your local neighborhood independent girlies 😎
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) July 7, 2023
See you tonight Kansas Cityyy pic.twitter.com/A0sGomwHWY
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Taylor Swift's Fourth of July Pics Teased '1989 (Taylor's Version)' Album Release?
Vulture picked up on something in the photo carousel. They noted that Polaroids, to the fandom, meant "1989" because of how Swift used the popular image format as her album and song cover art on all the songs' tracks.
Aside from this, the last photo of Swift shows her with "red lips and rosy cheeks," which is a direct description of her on "Wildest Dreams," one of the most popular tracks of "1989."
Swift is already halfway through re-recording her albums as she recently released "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)." "1989," "Taylor Swift," and "Reputation" were the only ones remaining.
