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Post by Admin on Nov 11, 2019 3:47:05 GMT
Taylor Swift captivated the audience as she took to the stage at the 2019 gala of Alibaba's 11.11 Global Shopping Festival at Mercedes-Benz Arena in Shanghai, China on Sunday evening. The award-winning musician, 29, ensured all eyes were on her as she performed her hit singles in a silver bedazzled belted jacket, embellished with geometric printing throughout. Maintaining her quirky display, the You Belong To Me hitmaker tied in her bold outerwear piece with a clingy bodysuit and thigh-high heeled boots of the same pattern. The Me! singer injected a hint of colour to her look as she accentuated her beauty with her signature matte red lipstick, complemented with heavily-winged eyeliner and generous sweeps of blusher. With her tresses styled into loose waves, Taylor appeared in great spirits as she delighted the crowd with her lively set at the glitzy ceremony. Last year, over 400 million people took part in Alibaba's 11.11, with a whopping $30.8 billion in gross merchandising volume over the 24-hour sale, eclipsing America's Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined ($24.2 billion). The singer is just as big in China as she is in the United States, with her new album Lover topping more than 1 million in album equivalent sales in its first week.
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Post by Admin on Nov 11, 2019 6:51:23 GMT
Taylor Swift brought Lover to Shanghai, China, with a headlining performance held at the Mercedes-Benz Arena during Alibaba's 11.11 Countdown Gala, a live show leading up to the e-commerce company's annual Singles' Day shopping extravaganza.
The pop star delivered a three-song set of her own recent singles that was televised on the evening of Nov. 10 across China.
Swift kicked things off with a lively rendition of "ME!" before sitting at the piano to sing the ballad "Lover." Accompanied by her dancers, she topped it off with "You Need to Calm Down."
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Post by Admin on Nov 11, 2019 23:59:58 GMT
When Alibaba Group's annual 11.11 Global Shopping Festival kicked off at midnight on Sunday, the company reported total gross merchandise volume (GMV) had generated more than $18 billion in the first two hours and by 2:00pm AEDT, the total GMV had surpassed $25 billion.
The Chinese e-commerce conglomerate also claimed that by the 8-minute mark, orders had peaked at 544,000 orders per second.
The company has predicted more than 500 million users are participating in this year's 24-hour shopping event, dubbed Singles' Day, beating last year's total of 400 million consumers.
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Post by Admin on Nov 12, 2019 2:43:33 GMT
Taylor Swift helped kick off Alibaba's annual 24-hr shopping extravaganza known as Singles' Day in Shanghai, China by performing hits off her latest album "Lover". http://instagram.com/p/B4ul_NlDrBV Clad in a sparkly mod mini-dress, the superstar posed in front a wall featuring the winged heart used in her recent capsule collection with Stella McCartney and a major installation of pastel-hued balloons. "Dressing room was lit," the superstar wrote on Instagram alongside a series of snaps showing off the Lover-inspired room, which also contained illustrations of wide-eyed cats and multiple cuddly teddy bears. Swift was in China to perform as the headliner for Alibaba's Singles' Day shopping extravaganza in Shanghai -- the country's equivalent to Black Friday in the U.S. The pop star (affectionately nicknamed Mei Mei by her Chinese fans) opened her three-song set with lead Lover-era single "Me!" before subsequently performing "You Need To Calm Down" and the starry-eyed title track.
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Post by Admin on Nov 12, 2019 18:18:11 GMT
Before putting on a Q & A in front of a stadium full of cheering followers in Guangzhou on Monday, Taylor Swift enjoyed some down time in her impeccably decorated pink dressing room. The 29-year-old pop star posted a series of photos to Instagram of herself lounging around the festive room and reveling in its cat decorations. Taylor looked as if she'd been wrapped up in gift paper with her short multicolored dress that highlighted her svelte legs. The sequin-covered outfit had long sleeves and was decorated in a plaid pattern with shades of blue, yellow and pink.
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