About "Dress"
"Dress" is a song by the American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift from her sixth studio album, Reputation (2017). She wrote and produced the song with Jack Antonoff. A slow jam, it has an R&B production that contains stuttering beats and falsetto vocals in the refrain. The sexual lyrics consist of syncopated phrasings and are about romantic devotion: the narrator tells her lover that she bought a dress only for them to remove it.
Critics generally praised "Dress", describing its lyrics about sexuality as a new aspect of Swift's artistry and image. They complimented the sultry and sensual production and intimate lyricism. Some reviewers considered it an album highlight and one of Swift's best tracks. Commercially, it received certifications in Australia and the United Kingdom. Swift performed "Dress" during her Reputation Stadium Tour (2018), dedicating its choreography to the dancer Loie Fuller.
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