Taylor Swift traded the cheeky sportswear of her viral “Stevie Knicks” T-shirt for a richer after-dark texture on Saturday, visiting Broadway’s “Oh, Mary!” at the Lyceum Theatre in a bordeaux Polo Ralph Lauren velvet tank dress during a date night with Travis Kelce.

Swift, who was inducted to the Songwriters Hall of Fame just days earlier, opted for a sleeveless style that followed a simple tank shape, with wide straps and a low scoop neckline. The dress featured a form-fitting bodice, along with bust darts, a scoop back and a slightly flared, ankle-length skirt.

Rather than relying on embellishment on the dress itself, Swift let her jewelry provide the look’s decorative detail. She layered Michael Anthony’s Moon Goddess pendant with several fine gold chains, then added Danes Road Antiques’ 18-karat opal estate bracelet, her Kindred Lubeck diamond engagement ring and a Victorian opal-and-diamond ring in 14-karat gold.

Her date night style has oscillated between romantic, floral dresses and sleeker, more casual looks. Earlier in May, she opted for a pale floral Dôen dress with beige Aquazzura mules and a woven bag for a dinner date. A couple of days later, she stepped out in a Maria Lucia Hohan pleated silk mousseline gown and crystal-studded Aquazzura Tequila sandals.

By the time she and Kelce arrived at the Knicks-Cavaliers playoff game on May 23, she opted for a more event-appropriate look in faded Stella McCartney wide-leg jeans, a black tank and a patchwork bomber jacket.

As for Kelce, the NFL star paired a black Valentino Garavani shirt printed with red and green florals, paired with dark trousers and a red striped Elwood League cap.

The couple posed backstage with Maya Rudolph, who is playing Mary Todd Lincoln in Cole Escola’s dark, deliberately ahistorical comedy through July 5 before Megan Stalter takes over the role for a 10-week run. The Tony-winning production turns the former first lady into a fame-hungry cabaret hopeful, leaning hard into absurdity, historical mischief and theatrical excess.