Taylor Swift recently made her first appearance on stage at the Grammy Museum following her wedding, in a performance that has now been shared online. For this intimate set, Swift presented a medley that included her hits "All Too Well" and "August," alongside her newest song, "I Knew It, I Knew You," which is featured on the soundtrack for Toy Story 5. While the inspiration behind her 1989-era anthem is well-known, the latter track could be seen as a tribute to the popular dress brand she chose for the occasion. It's clear that Swift is as familiar with Dôen as any West Village fashion enthusiast.

Swift selected a flowing sage green Dôen dress crafted from crinkled silk chiffon. A deep red floral brooch adorned one of the straps, adding a pop of color. The dress featured an asymmetric neckline that transitioned into a dramatic cape-like back, creating movement as she performed. Her Kindred Lubeck engagement ring, a gift from Travis Kelce, was prominently displayed as she played the piano. Her jewelry ensemble also included Retrouvai diamond heirloom bezel earrings and an Effy 14K white and gold diamond chain link bracelet.

Her makeup was characteristically polished: her dark blonde hair was styled in a low braided bun, with thick bangs framing her forehead. Her eyes were accentuated with a feline flick of eyeliner, and she completed her look with a red lip that matched the floral brooch.

Following her performance, the pop superstar engaged in a Q&A session with Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr., where she spoke about her musical journey. Swift expressed a growing appreciation for her country music origins as she's matured: "I’ve loved—and I think this can happen as you grow up—my country roots more and more," she stated. "The further along this path I get, I want to honor them more and more, and I feel more and more tied and more loyal to them—the people that shaped who I am as an artist and as a writer."

In the weeks after their wedding in July, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have maintained a relatively private profile. Their union, which took place at Madison Square Garden, has only been followed by a few instances of the couple being photographed together by paparazzi, including at the wedding of athlete JuJu Smith-Schuster and Laura Kruk. Swift has also been seen in solo appearances, such as enjoying a night out with friends in London and attending the English countryside wedding of Oli Jacobs and Laura Sisk. It was at this latter event that Swift showcased her new, shorter haircut, which she had adopted after her performance at the Grammy Museum.

Taylor Swift took to the Grammy Museum stage for her first performance after her wedding, a video of which has recently been uploaded to YouTube. For this short set, Swift performed a medley that included "All Too Well," "August," and her most recent track "I Knew It, I Knew You" from the Toy Story 5 soundtrack. While everyone knows exactly who Swift is singing about in that 1989 era banger, the latter song could be an ode to the beloved brand of dress she wore for the occasion. She knows Dôen as intimately as every other West Village girl.

Swift chose to wear a wispy and draped sage green Dôen dress made from crinkled silk chiffon. A deep red floral brooch was fastened on one strap. The asymmetric neckline flowed into a dramatic cape-like back that moved as she played. Her Kindred Lubeck engagement ring from Travis Kelce was fully visible as she played the piano; she also wore Retrouvai diamond heirloom bezel earrings and an Effy duo 14K white and gold diamond chain link bracelet.

Her glam was signature: her dark blonde hair was swept into a braided low bun, with thick bangs positioned just above her eyebrows. Her eyes were lined with a feline flick of eyeliner, and she opted for a red lip that matched her floral pin.

The pop star sat down for a Q&A with Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. to discuss her career. "I’ve loved—and I think this can happen as you grow up—my country roots more and more," Swift said. "The further along this path I get, I want to honor them more and more, and I feel more and more tied and more loyal to them—the people that shaped who I am as an artist and as a writer."

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have maintained a low profile in the weeks following their bustling Madison Square Garden wedding in July. There have only been a handful of long-lens images of the couple together at a friend's wedding—that of athlete JuJu Smith-Schuster and Laura Kruk—and solo snaps of Swift enjoying a girls' night out in London and the English countryside wedding of Oli Jacobs and Laura Sisk. (The latter appearance saw Swift showcase her new, much shorter haircut, which was done after this performance at the Grammy Museum.)