Taylor Swift is immortalised at Madame Tussauds in Roberto Cavalli looks from The Eras Tour

With her striking aesthetic and global presence in pop culture, Taylor Swift is being celebrated in grand style through Madame Tussauds’ most ambitious initiative yet: the creation of 13 wax figures representing different eras of her career. It marks the largest global rollout in the museum's 250-year history, with statues unveiled across 13 cities and four continents – including London, New York, Berlin, Sydney and Orlando.

Part of the collection pays tribute to The Eras Tour, the record-breaking tour known for its stunning stagewear designed by Fausto Puglisi for Roberto Cavalli.

Among the highlights, the Las Vegas figure wears the iconic gold fringed mini dress, while Orlando's features a black sequinned catsuit embroidered with the signature red snake – both standout looks from the tour’s maximalist aesthetic, underscoring the long-standing collaboration between Swift and the Italian fashion house.

Custom-made for the stage, these outfits now take on a new, everlasting form in wax, embodying the artist’s spirit of reinvention and the creative vision of Fausto Puglisi, now creative director at Roberto Cavalli.

The production involved over 40 artists across 14 months, with meticulous attention to detail designed to transport fans directly into Swift’s rich visual world. With this unprecedented launch, Taylor Swift not only cements her status in music history, but also reaffirms her position as a global style icon.