Kaylah Walton
Taylor Swift‘s passionate followers think they may have spotted another subtle clue about her political views while she enjoyed a date night in New York City with Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce.
The 35-year-old musician donned a stylish Stella McCartney wool jacket embellished with crystals, complementing it with a sleek black minidress, patterned tights, and Marc Jacobs boots.
The real conversation starter for her observant fans was her Versace Crystal La Medusa Mini Bag, interpreted as a symbol of her support for feminism, linked to the story of Medusa from Greek mythology.
Medusa, depicted with snakes for hair, symbolizes rage and was cursed to petrify men who looked at her. Later, she was killed by Perseus.
Many fans speculate that her handbag serves as a shoutout to this ancient tale, highlighting Swift’s political stance following her endorsement of Kamala Harris for the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
Additionally, it may relate to her music where she addresses her past relationships in songs like All Too Well, I Knew You Were Trouble, and Dear John.
However, Swift has not clarified her choice of accessory while enjoying a sushi dinner with Kelce, joined by Jack Antonoff and Margaret Qualley.
The NFL player and the celebrity singer appear to be thriving, despite constantly facing inquiries about potential marriage after a successful 16 months of dating.
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What led to Medusa’s curse?
Medusa is often remembered for her fearsome appearance, including her snake hair and ability to turn onlookers to stone, eventually being tricked and beheaded by Perseus.
According to the Roman poet Ovid, she was once beautiful until she was punished by Athena for breaking a vow of chastity in Poseidon’s presence within Athena’s temple, which forced her to live with that curse.
After her death at the hands of Perseus, who cleverly used a reflective shield gifted by Athena to deceive her, myth tells that creatures Pegasus and Chrysaor emerged from her body. Medusa remains a significant figure in Ancient Greek mythology.
