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4 Friendship Bracelet Ideas For ‘The Eras Tour’ To Make With Your Besties

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If you’re reading this, then A. Congrats on getting tickets to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, and B. You’re joining the plethora of fans making “You’re On Your Own, Kid” from Midnights a reality. It’s a friendship bracelet heaven for everyone involved, and Taylor Swift fans are convening to make concert experiences all the more sentimental and sensational.  

Swifties have been seen wearing trends from sequins, to silver shoes, to ‘70s revival looks, to even gowns in order to match all of her different looks and eras. But regardless of what you decide to wear, all Swifties are on a friendship bracelet kick, and you simply won’t want to miss out if you’re one of the lucky ones seeing her at the Eras Tour. 

I’ve compiled some ideas for your friendship-bracelet-making journey — everything from the classic lyrics and the colors to use, all the way to changing up the trend completely. All of these concepts can be replicated for your friend group, made to match with a significant other, or collaborated on with fellow fans. Without further ado, here are four friendship bracelet ideas for Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour.

Classic Lyrics As Your Mantra
@byjessicag

im so excited to trade bracelets at @Taylor Swift’s concert in glendale!! #friendshipbracelets #erastourfriendshipbracelet #erastourbracelets #erastourfanproject #friendshipbraceletideas

♬ Mastermind by Taylor Swift – ✨someone✨

Keep the friendship bracelet game simple with a classic album title, mantra, or lyric. Popular ones have been Midnights” Taylor’s Version, and 1989, amongst other iconic phrases. This full list of lyrics and mantras should help!

Taylor’s style colors

Fans can take this literally or figuratively. Obviously, there are classic Taylor-style colors that would make a great bracelet, such as pink. Fans have discussed how Taylor uses colors to convey emotions in her songs, and this could easily be used for friendship bracelets. Pick the colors based on the songs and emotions you want to wear, like lavender for “Lavender Haze,” red for “All Too Well,” and rose for “gold rush.”

Try A Necklace Instead

Taylor is all about starting new trends and ideas — and you, too, can join in by flipping the trend into something different. Why not show up to The Eras Tour with a Taylor friendship necklace? You’ll be the talk of the town.  Try it in gold or white pearls with one of the lyrics from the songs mentioned above for a unique look.

Take Inspiration from TikTok
@jessbosnjak

use this as eras tour friendship bracelet inspo or trade with me at east rutherford night 2 (5/27)! #erastour #tstheerastour #theerastour #erastourbracelets #erastourbracelettrade #bracelet #friendshipbracelet #friendshipbracelets #braceletideas #erastourbraceletinspo #taylorswiftbracelet #swifties #taylorswift #swifttok #fyp @Taylor Nation @Taylor Swift

♬ original sound – jess

There’s no need to reinvent the wheel because it’s already spinning. Take inspiration from TikTokers who are paving the way, including creators capturing their friendship bracelets and trading adventures. Use hearts, stars, and other funky and fun shapes alongside phrases like “Bad Blood” and “James Dean Daydream.”

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Maddie Solomon is a writer for Her Campus, where she reports on pop culture, travel and local adventures, national style trends, and more. She is a writer, advocate, and Jewish professional interested more broadly in community building, social justice, and civil rights. Maddie graduated from Occidental College in 2021, where she majored in Political Science with an Education minor. Her work has been published in The Denver Post, Women's Media Center, The Jewish Journal, Persephone's Daughters, amongst other publications. Maddie grew up in Denver, and carries her college experiences in Los Angeles – the land of sunsets, tacos, and oceans. She moved to Boston last summer to explore a new East Coast post-grad life and lives in a Moishe house. In her free time, she enjoys coffee hopping, going to concerts, soul cycle, Shabbat dinner parties and bringing people together, traveling, and exploring Boston with her friends.