The singer sent fans into full-blown meltdowns over a top featuring her own name on the sleeve.
Did Taylor Swift just give fans a sneak peek at merchandise for her upcoming TS7 album?
Swift sent her fans into a near meltdown on Monday night when she was photographed walking around New York City rocking a long-sleeve crop top that appeared to be branded merch.
Sporting a new, stylish pink-tipped 'do and floral Urban Outfitters short shorts, it was her top -- which featured a flower image on the front and her own name written in block letters down the sleeve -- that really caught people's attention.
Fans took to Twitter en masse to freak out about the top, frantically declaring that they cannot wait to get the new merch, and claimed that it was proof that TS7 is coming soon. The outfit also seems to match the color scheme Swift has been teasing at on Instagram.
The 29-year-old singer has been hinting at a big reveal coming on April 26, but she's been particularly secretive about whether she'll be dropping a new single, a full album, or if the announcement will even be a song at all.
However, given the outfit that she wore late Monday evening -- which included a red checkered coat over a floral print dress -- some of her more excited fans are taking it as a clue that her new music will somehow be related to flowers.
She also posted a pic on Monday of suit jackets.
In addition to stepping out in style, Swift also posted to her Instagram Story a photo of her famous squad, calling out Gigi Hadid, who was celebrating her 24th birthday. Also in the photo is Swift, Martha Hunt, Hailee Steinfeld and Swift's longtime pal, Abigail Anderson.
"I love you so much, Gigi," she wrote over the photo booth snap.
Swifties have been throwing out fan theories since way back in February about TS7, taking to social media to scrutinize every single thing Swift has posted to try and glean when she'll be coming out with new songs.
Check out the video below for a breakdown of some of the wildest and more convincing Swiftie fan theories.
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