Taylor Swift's outfits in her new "Bad Blood" music video featuring Kendrick Lamar turn out to be a Los Angeles fetish fashion boutique called The Stockroom. Following this revelation, calls inundated the sex shop ordering items worn by Swift in the music video.
When Swift's team loaned the clothing, the Stockroom claimed they followed policy and required information about where everything was going. The Stockroom director of operations Shawn Gentry told Billboard, "We wouldn't let it leave the building. We have to know where it's going and who it's going to with an order of that size."
The clothing Swift loaned for the "Bad Blood" music video was worth $13,000. Swift's team purchased some of the items and returned the majority of the $13,000 order to The Stockroom after the music video shoot.
According to The Stockroom, most of the customers calling and asking to buy Swift's "Bad Blood" music video are usually men. On the other hand, Gentry said they will neither sell nor rent the items Swift's team specifically loaned.
Buyers must also consider that the latex items loaned by Swift's team have already been processed and washed. Among these items are the flesh-colored latex dress Swift is wearing in the first scene of the "Bad Blood" music video, which retails for $235, Page Six has learned.
For Gentry, it will be tacky for The Stockroom to capitalize on the connection with Swift's "Bad Blood" music video although the sex shop is currently stocking up on the items shown in the music video, such as the one worn by Selena Gomez.