Long live, Taylor! Taylor Swift went all out for her 34th birthday Wednesday night, celebrating at New York City’s The Box with a few of her closest A-list friends. The singer took to social media to share an inside look at the celebration sans Travis Kelce, who was stuck in Kansas City, Mo. for mandatory football practice.
“Can’t believe this year… actually… happened? Thank you for all your beautiful birthday wishes yesterday. 🥲,” she captioned the carousel of photos, which includes Blake Lively, Zoë Kravitz, Sabrina Carpenter, and many more. In the first pic, Swift smiled from ear to ear while several of her friends — including Lively, Kravitz, Antoni Porowski from “Queer Eye” and her high school bestie, Abigail Anderson — presented her with a birthday cake.
In another shot, the “Blank Space” songstress posed with Gigi Hadid and Lively while seductively looking at the camera. Meanwhile, in another, she embraced Carpenter, who had snuggled into her shoulder. She also highlighted Jack Antonoff in one of her snaps as they posed back to back while holding espresso martinis. Swift’s glass was completely empty as she stuck her tongue out. In the last photo, Swift clapped and smiled at Kravitz, who had just brought out her birthday cake while the rest of the guests cheered.
Meanwhile, Antonoff shared an additional behind-the-scenes photo on his own social media channel that showed Swift cradling his chin as they posed for the camera with more espresso martinis in hand. “love u birthday dead tooth,” he captioned the first Instagram Story on Thursday, before captioning other snaps from the night with “very sweet” and “love you!!!” Additionally, Miles Teller, Keleigh Sperry and Gracie Abrams were present for the big celebration.
Swift, Lively, Teller and his wife kicked off the night at Outer Haven in the Lower East Side before heading to the famed The Box nightclub. For the outing, the singer showed off her amazing legs while rocking sky-high heels and a celestial Clio Peppiatt dress ($2,335) inspired by the evening sky.
