Taylor Swift shakes off the rain in a green sweater dress and chic brown coat and heads to the recording studio as the storm rages through New York
- The pop star, 34, cut a stylish figure as he arrived at the studio on Tuesday
- She previously recorded her album Lover at Electric Lady in Greenwich Village
- It is unknown whether she is working on new music or making more re-recordings
Taylor Swift exuded sophistication in a long brown coat over a ribbed green dress as she arrived at the Electric Lady recording studio in Greenwich Village.
While on her way to make some music on Tuesday, the 34-year-old pop star turned heads when she stepped out of her car and into the studio in rainy weather.
She teamed her chic ensemble with a pair of thigh-high black leather boots, a tan shoulder bag, multi-layered gold chains, dangling earrings and a matching ring.
The 12-time Grammy winner, who was in Los Angeles this weekend for the 2024 Golden Globes, wore her signature red lipstick and golden blonde locks in loose waves.
Chic: Taylor Swift showed off her radiant sophistication in a long brown coat over a green dress as she arrived at the Electric Lady recording studio in Greenwich Village
Rain or shine: While on her way to make some music on Tuesday, the 34-year-old pop star turned heads when she stepped out of her car in rainy weather and walked into the studio
Over the years, the beloved artist has recorded some of her most beloved albums at Electric Lady Studios, including her hit Lover, released in 2019.
At this time, it is unknown if she is working on new music or making progress in her journey to re-record all the songs from her first six albums.
She only has two albums left to re-record, namely her debut, the self-titled album, and the sixth, Reputation.
Her dedication to making music is noticeably unparalleled, even stepping out during a deadly winter storm that has caused chaos across the United States.
Earlier in the day, news outlets warned residents of New York, Philadelphia and Boston to be on high alert as the storm approaches the Northeast.
The storm has the potential to knock out power to the 55 million people living in the region and has already left a trail of damage.
There have been at least three fatalities due to the weather. They include an 81-year-old woman who died in Alabama when the storm spawned tornadoes in the Southeast on Tuesday morning. The same system caused snow and travel problems in the Midwest.
The mid-Atlantic has experienced heavy rain and flooding. In North Carolina, more than 170,000 people lost power due to the storm. Parts of historic Alexandria, Virginia, were underwater as floodwaters filled the streets.
Due to the storm, all 50 states were placed under a weather alert.