This style was out of stock far longer than a fortnight.
Taylor Swift is famous for mixing designer duds with more budget-friendly fashion finds — like the Rumored Be Mine Top ($48), which she owns in at least two colors.
And while the style flew off shelves swiftly after she was spotted wearing both hues in her #ForAFortnightChallenge video on YouTube Shorts in April, it’s finally back in stock.
Swift wore the black and white versions in the clip, rocking the first for cooking with (and smooching) Travis Kelce and the latter for hitting the pickleball court in a lavender Popflex Pirouette Skort ($60).
It wasn’t the first time she selected the style, however, as she also dressed it up with a gold Tilly Sveaas T-bar necklace to deliver her virtual acceptance speech after winning artist of the year during the iHeartRadio Music Awards this spring.
For those who prefer the look of a heathered tee, the buzzy style also comes in light gray.
And if crop tops aren’t your thing, the same Swift-loved silhouette is also available in dress form; the Be Mine Minidress ($58) is currently in stock in all sizes.
“Our team at Rumored has long admired Taylor since her debut album. We were beyond thrilled when she chose to wear Rumored. Taylor embodies the spirit of the women Rumored is designed for — confident, unapologetic dreamers and believers. It’s an honor to have her support,” brand founder Dacey Trotta previously told Page Six Style of earning the superstar’s stamp of approval.
Swift’s not the only one obsessed with the NY-based brand’s elevated basics, either; her go-to tee has an average 4.8-star rating out of over 60 reviews.
“Flattering and comfy” one satisfied shopper raved, while another called it “my new favorite casual top.”
Whichever color you choose, one thing’s for sure: Taylor Swift’s affinity for this Rumored tee is more than just a rumor.
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.