Taylor Swift has declared it the ‘Summer of Sabrina’ Carpenter.
The Espresso singer, 25, has two songs in Billboard’s Top 10 – including the #1 song – and she’s sold out her entire Short n’ Sweet tour.
‘and just like that you guys sold out the entire short n’ sweet tour, espresso went #1 at pop radio andddddd i slid down this slide :’) thank you all so so much!!! i can’t wait to see you on the road,’ she captioned the post.
Sabrina – who recently released the video for Please Please Please starring her boyfriend Barry Keoghan – shared this news on Instagram alongside a few photos of herself in a glamorous green dress with cutouts at her slender waist.
The Bejeweled singer, 34, was quick to comment, writing: ‘SUMMER OF SABRINA AND MAY IT CONTINUE FOREVER,’ with an angel emoji.
Swift’s comment has been liked almost 200,000 times as of this writing and had comments of it’s own.
‘Mother has spoken,’ one person wrote, while another pointed out, ‘BABE DIDNT YOU JUST FINISH A SHOW.’
And that commenter had a point as the LOML hitmaker did perform at Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam on the Fourth of July.
She is set to perform three shows at the venue, continuing through Saturday, July 6.
Taylor is in the thick of her record-breaking worldwide Eras tour.
In May, designer Christian Louboutin shared that he made more than 250 pairs of shoes— which generally sell for around $1,000 — for the production.
Chatting with Vogue, the 61-year-old footwear architect dished, ‘When working for performers, it’s better to start with a very large number of styles that will end up in a selection of designs which seem the best for the stage.’
It was also shared that he dreamed up 60 new pairs of shoes for the pop star to take on the European leg of her successful tour.
Hundreds of strass crystals were used in the collection and Louboutin noted, ‘I’ve learned a few magic tricks to make sure the silhouette still looks great with shoes being 100% easy to perform in.’
He added, ‘I learned at Les Folies Bergère [that] lights on stage are very strong and tend to flatten any surface.’
The But Daddy I Love Him singer introduced a new section of her concert in early May, after releasing her The Tortured Poets Department album in April.
While performing in Paris, she revealed that she had been working on The Tortured Poets Department portion of her tour since last year.
‘We started planning this surprise for you about eight or nine months ago and then when we got “two months off” of the Eras Tour, we really didn’t take any time off at all.
‘We just went directly back into rehearsals. So I’d like to give it up for my crew, my dancers, and my band,’ she said during a break in the music.
