Taylor swift set to take to stage as Edinburgh fans excitement ramps up

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The sun shone brightly as Edinburgh became Erasburgh and Taylor Swift fans descended en masse to Murrayfield Stadium for the first of her three sell out gigs in the capital.After commuting through heavy traffic, jampacked trains, trams, and for many, colourful flights, the Swiftie’s sequins sparkled in the light as unpredictable Edinburgh skies cleared, at least for early afternoon, for the first of Taylor’s much anticipated concerts.Swifties, who came from as far afield as the States where, it was cheaper to fly, secure accommodation, and buy merchandise, compared to some crazy ticket prices in the US amounting to more than $4000, were smiling as they swapped friendship bracelets in the queues.Corie Gorski, 32 and her sister Kaylyn Milton, 30, who were inspired by the Reputation and Tortured Poets Era came to Scotland from Minesotta for Taylor’s tour.

Taylor lookalike Corie who was mistaken for the star whilst buying a sandwich in the nearby Tesco wearing black sequined leotard and high boots, said: “Our mum made our outfits and sewed them by hand."Ashley Stercula, 29, who was dressed from the Lover Era and her sister MK Arendall,30 bedecked in a Midnights, Karma outfit came from Texas and love the inclusivity and warmth of Taylor Swift.

Ashley who wore a ‘Taylor made’ jacket with Edinburgh Era’s tour on the back and lots of stars said: “It’s the inclusivity. Everyone’s welcome.

I took a few weeks to make this outfit.”Fearless, Tortured Poets, Reputation, Red and other Era’s were represented by all the incredible outfits, with Swifties spending days, weeks and months ahead of the gigs, ordering costumes, making outfits and creating bracelets, with their peers.Friends Olivia Cairns , 21 and Harry Townsend 20 came from