Red (Taylor’s Version) Vinyl

Courtesy of Target

There’s something about vinyl that makes listening to songs about heartbreak that much better. Red was originally released in 2012 and is now coming out as a rerecording after Swift’s original masters were bought in summer 2019. Red (Taylor’s Version) is coming out on Nov. 12, with all 30 songs that were meant to be in the original album. Suggested retail price: $50

A red knit scarf

Courtesy of ASOS

We might never know if Jake Gyllenhaal still has Taylor Swift’s scarf, but at least we can buy ourselves a new one to cry/scream into during the bridge of a 10-minute version of “All Too Well.” This ASOS one is supersoft, and long enough so that you probably won’t lose it at your boyfriend’s sister’s house. SRP: $18

Cowboy boots

Courtesy of Jeffery Campbell

If you’ve been a Swiftie from the start, then you’ll know that Taylor got her start in Nashville, the home of country music. These boots from Jeffrey Campbell will be perfect for dancing around to her country rerecordings and pretending that you have a charming Southern accent. SRP: $235

A chunky white cardigan

Courtesy of Aritzia

Although the original Folklore cardigan isn’t for sale anymore, you can still embrace the cozy winter vibes by wrapping yourself up in this one from Aritzia. Buy it a size larger for those nights you want to sit by the fire, drink a cup of tea, and listen to the singer’s recent Grammy-winning album. SRP: $138

A floral dress

Courtesy of Reformation

We all know how much Taylor loves a floral dress, and this Reformation one she wore in her debut TikTok quickly sold out after. Luckily, they used the same print for a similar dress, which you can layer with your cardigan for when it gets colder. SRP: $248

A red lipstick

Courtesy of Nars

Sometimes a bold red lip is all you need for a major confidence boost. Taylor herself has attributed many a signature red lip to this lipstick from NARS, and with Red (Taylor’s Version) coming out, it’s the natural choice. SRP: $27 

A stand mixer to make Taylor’s famous chai eggnog cookies

Courtesy of KitchenAid

I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling like eating cookies. Especially ones that Taylor herself has approved. She shared the recipe years ago, but a holiday-themed dessert never gets old. Consider this mixer to speed up the baking process and get those cookies to your stomach a little bit faster. And they have it in red. SRP: $430