Taylor Swift may have not officially debuted her newest music video until Sunday, but the singer and that video's male lead shared a sneak peek two days early.
The 25-year-old hitmaker teases her fans with a photo of her love interest in the video, Scott Eastwood on Twitter while including lyrics in the tweet.
Say you'll remember me Standing in a nice dress Staring at the sunset, babe #WildestDreamsMusicVideo @ScottEastwood pic.twitter.com/0IIxp1WSnz
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) August 29, 2015
Last week, the singer offered fans a glimpse of her upcoming music video with a titillating preview on Instagram. Now, the 'Swifties' get to see a photo straight from the set.
Scott Eastwood, who co-stars Taylor Swift's Wildest Dreams, praised the chart topper while offering a glimpse into the 1950s-style of the footage.
He shared a sweet black and white photo of himself with the singer on the set of Taylor Swift's Wildest Dreams music video shoot. The pair stunned in this retro photo, taking a page from 'The Notebook’s' Allie and Noah.
Scott Eastwood posted the photo on his Instagram from the shoot of Taylor Swift's Wildest Dreams, he captioned the breathtaking photo of them in front of an airplane, “What an amazing time working with @taylorswift Not only is she a rockstar. But someone I am proud to call a friend. She is a great person and those are hard to find in your life. When you do…. Hold tight.” #WildestDreamsMusicVideo.”
A photo posted by Scott Eastwood (@scotteastwood) on Aug 28, 2015 at 9:06pm PDT
In the picture, Taylor Swift and Scott Eastwood are posed in front of a biplane and dressed in fashion that would have been appropriate more than 50 years ago.
With her hair darkened and a scarf tied around her head, Taylor may have been emulating a young Elizabeth Taylor. Scott, meanwhile, evoked the image of James Dean with his leather jacket worn over a white shirt.
'Wildest Dreams' is the fifth single to emerge from Taylor's mega-hit album, 1989. Taylor Swift has nine VMA nominations, including Video of the Year for her hit “Bad Blood" for which she won a moon man statue for.
A video posted by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on Aug 23, 2015 at 7:46pm PDT
