Swift stepped out with Lively for dinner at Lucali Pizza restaurant in New York City on Wednesday

Taylor Swift is keeping up with her Reputation-coded look.

On Wednesday, Swift, 34, stepped out for dinner with pal Blake Lively at Lucali Pizza restaurant in Brooklyn while sporting $2,450 Jimmy Choo x Jean Paul Gaultier boots with a tattoo motif that includes snake designs and a green velvet dress. A black purse and gold jewelry complete the look.

This look isn’t surprising for the many Swifties who have speculated that the star, who released her studio album Reputation in 2017, will soon be releasing the “Taylor’s version” of the album due to her once again seeming to dip into the style (goth aesthetic, snake motifs) that dominated her Rep era when it was first released.

Blake Lively and Taylor Swift eat at Lucali in Brooklyn on Jan. 10, 2024.ROBERT KAMAU/GC IMAGES

Swift also revealed that Reputation (Taylor’s Version) had nearly been completed in her TIME 2023 Person of the Year cover story, where she described the record as “a goth-punk moment of female rage at being gaslit by an entire social structure.”

Blake Lively and Taylor Swift at Lucali in Brooklyn on Jan. 10, 2024.

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During the outing on Wednesday, Lively, 36, dressed in a black, yellow and red striped sweater, which she paired with a beige suede mini skirt. She also held onto a Louis Vuitton purse and sported red platform heels. The friends, who are often spotted dining out together, were joined by Zoë Kravitz and Jack Antonoff.

Taylor Swift and Blake Lively at Lucali in Brooklyn on Jan. 10, 2024.WAVYPETER/SPLASHNEWS

Swift’s most recent Reputation outfit comes after she wore a metallic green Gucci gown covered in sequins that could be interpreted as scales, to the 2024 Golden Globes.

She also wore a $63 Mazin snake ring on her finger during a girls’ night out with Selena Gomez, Sophie Turner, Gigi Hadid, Cara Delevingne and Brittany Mahomes in November, and she sported an all-black black look at the 2023 VMAs.

The multiple Grammy winner previously rerecorded the first five albums of her career after they were sold to Scooter Braun in 2019 against her wishes.