Taylor Swift's 2015 Met Gala Dress Could Be Any One Of These 20 Stylish Gowns

Reem Acra’s modern medieval marvel of a gown evokes Swift’s romanticism perfectly, if the singer chooses to embrace a more heavily embellished style than she is accustomed to.

The rich oxbood hue of Reem Acra’s gown and its ethereal, beaded chiffon overlay are more daring choices than Swift might typically make, but the gown would be an excellent fit for the Met Ball’s theme.

Naeem Khan’s tiered, ombre sweetheart gown harkens back to 1950s allure — a decade which Taylor Swift draws heavily from in terms of sartorial inspiration.

From its delicate, off-the-shoulder design to its falling flowers motif, this Naeem Khan number has Swift’s name written all over it.

If the “Style” singer chooses to bend the rules of the Met Ball, one could easily envision her slipping into Giorgio Armani’s bubblegum pink midi confection with its beaded bodice and crumb catcher.

Taylor Swift loves a good pastel gown with a bias cut shape, and this Matthew Williamson design fits the bill.

Dusted in gold and silver sequins and cut in a regal column, this Dennis Basso gown would catapult Swift onto the Best Dressed list.

With the addition of a nude lining and a pair of metallic stilettos, Donna Karan’s imaginative, embellished chiffon gown would suit Taylor Swift.

Though Swift doesn’t often indulge in a red moment on the red carpet, the singer occasionally stuns her audience into a revery when she sports a simple crimson column like this Vionnet number.

Buttercup yellow and beaded, this Zuhair Murad gown stands at the intersection of sweet and sultry — an ideal amalgamation for Ms. Swift.

With its full skirt, beaded illusion neckline, and powder blue hue, Zuhair Murad’s gown is screaming to be worn by Swift.

If Swift chooses to indulge in a dose of icy Hitchcock Blonde style for the Met Ball, Zuhair Murad’s ruched silk gown with an embroidered natural waist will do the trick.

With shortened sleeves to withstand the May heat, Elie Saab’s blush feathered gown would make an excellent Met Ball companion for Swift.

Delicately embroidered in a floral motif and unimpeachably demure, Giambattista Valli Couture’s fit and flare gown deserves be worn by Swift.

Perhaps I’m reaching too far back into Taylor Swift’s sartorial history, but rainbows just seem to be in the 1989 singer’s sartorial wheelhouse.

With its delicate ivory hue, intricate embroidery, and mullet skirt, this Ralph & Russo Couture gown belongs with Taylor Swift.

If Jennifer Lawrence and Marion Cotillard choose to relinquish their grip on Dior Couture for the evening, this strapless gown with ultramarine floral applique is bound to be scooped up by Swift.

Swift doesn’t often select styles that could be describes as siren-like or shocking, but something about this devilish Atelier Versace Couture seems to be a perfect fit for Swift’s new style.

Swift has favored Oscar de la Renta’s elegant and timeless designs in the past, so a repeat performance wouldn’t be a sartorial stretch.