Swifties can call off the search now for that dreaded red scarf referenced in Taylor Swift's "All Too Well." The singer revealed the red scarf is a metaphor! During an appearance Friday night at ...

Taylor Swift: Ex-boyfriend. Timing was a huge part of why this film was made too. When Red first came out, “All Too Well” was not ... about the infamous red scarf and whether it’s actually ...

We might be OK, but we’re actually not fine at all after Taylor Swift suggested that the scarf from her fan-favorite epic ballad “All Too Well” might ... released on Red in 2012.

Taylor Swift was asked about the infamous scarf referenced in her song ‘All Too Well’ after Sadie Sink wore the red accessory in the 10-minute version’s short film. Much of Taylor Swift’s ...

In the wake of winning the MTV Video Music Award for video of the year, Taylor Swift brought “All Too Well ... the scarf is a metaphor,” she said. “And we turned it red because because ...

Taylor Swift fans were forever changed when she released the song “All Too Well” on her album Red in 2012 ... “I left my scarf there, at your sister’s house and you still got it, in ...

Taylor Swift asked Amsterdam stadium workers three times to help fans during her 10-minute performance of "All Too Well ... black and red jacket glistening. "But you keep my old scarf from ...

Taylor Swift was feeling generous at ... “She gave you the ‘All Too Well’ scarf!” Referencing lyrics from the Red album track, another fan commented: “You keep my old scarf from that ...

The song "All Too Well" has become ... list,'" he said Swift told him. "'You changed my mind about that song. You convinced me it was more than just a Red Tour song.'" Taylor Swift's Exes Most ...

Taylor Swift may be humming a different tune during her next performance of "All Too Well." The pop star praised Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt's cover of the "Red" era track on "Saturday Night Live." ...

When Taylor Swift first debuted ... While many of the songs on Red point to Swift’s tumultuous relationship with Gyllenhaal, “All Too Well” is far more cutting than any of the others.