MIAMI — Taylor Swift brought some excitement to her concert on Friday in Miami, as her Eras Tour came back to the U.S., and one specific outfit change has got fans buzzing.

Fans, known as Swifties, meticulously watch the costumes Swift wears during her performances, and she has updated them for almost every era, with one notable exception.

That changed on Friday.

After 131 shows, she finally introduced a new “Reputation” bodysuit while performing “Are You Ready For It?” despite the rain pouring down. This version is black and adorned with gold snakes instead of the previous red ones. What this shift indicates remains to be seen, leaving fans to speculate.

Fans have been eagerly waiting for any hints regarding when Swift will release “Reputation (Taylor’s Version).” So far, she has successfully re-recorded four out of six of her initial albums to regain ownership.

On the same night, Swift also showcased a new silver fringed dress for her “Fearless” segment, along with a pink, purple, and blue dress for her surprise acoustic performance.

It was a fantastic opening for the remaining U.S. dates of her tour. Swift will again be in Miami on Saturday and Sunday before heading to New Orleans and Indianapolis.

Florence Welch and rain add to the magic

As the “Fearless” set concluded, rain began to fall, prompting Swift to officially declare the concert a “rain show” before performing “All Too Well.” Rain shows are significant in Swift’s performance history, with the first one occurring during the Eras Tour in Nashville in 2023.

“The dancers, band, audience, and I felt like playful children joyfully splashing in puddles all night,” Swift shared on X after the concert. “That was a memorable night I will cherish.”

During the Miami concert, Swift appeared to enjoy the company of Florence Welch, who made an unexpected guest appearance to perform their duet “Florida!!!”

The crowd erupted with excitement when the lead singer of Florence + The Machine joined Swift for the second verse of “Tortured Poets” Track 8.

Welch first introduced this song at the final Wembley Stadium concert in London on August 20. Fans speculated that this song may be included in future setlists, as the dancers appeared to have learned a new routine and new visuals were created for the stage. The song’s haunting theme revolves around the idea of escaping to Destin, Florida, appearing between “So High School” and “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?”

The centerpiece of the stage elevated both artists during the line, “So I did my best to lay to rest / All of the bodies that have ever been on my body.” The backdrop displayed a swampy green animation with close-ups of the singers. Swift’s backup dancers struck poses resembling gnarled trees. At the end, both performers walked down the catwalk together for the encore of “Florida!!! Go on, (expletive) me up.”

The evening commenced with a performance by emerging singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams, who had previously opened for Swift earlier in the U.S. leg of the Eras Tour and will continue to do so through the rest of the North American tour this year.

“I’m a huge Swift fan, so I feel like just another one of you. I’ll be in the audience in tears as soon as our set ends,” Abrams said on Friday, dressed in a sheer black dress with red accents and a midriff cutout.

She is currently taking a break from her own Secret of Us tour promoting her sophomore album of the same name, which includes a duet with Swift.