Taylor Swift and her rumored boyfriend (although "rumored" seems like an understatement at this point) threw a studio party at Electric Lady Studios in Greenwich Village last night, and I have questions (such as, what happens at a studio party?). Music royalty like Florence Welch and Kendrick Lamar were in attendance, along with Zoë Kravitz, Channing Tatum, Jack Antonoff, and Margaret Qualley. Swift opted to keep her outfit casual, wearing a vintage NYU sweatshirt, black miniskirt, and sneakers.
Of course, these weren't just any sneakers. Swift opted for a pair of sneakers from every celebrities' favorite quiet-luxury brand: The Row. Named The Owen City Sneakers, these beige kicks feature mesh and leather details. They're undoubtedly shoes that pair with any outfit—casual or dressy—and will never go out of style.
Keep scrolling to see and shop the sneakers Swift wore to her gathering (along with a few other quiet-luxury pairs) for yourself.
On Taylor Swift: Tod's Leather Crossbody Bag Mini ($1359); The Row Owen City Leather and Mesh Sneakers ($750)
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