Taylor Swift enjoys night out in Hollywood

Earlier this month it was claimed she insured her long legs for a whooping $40 million. Showcasing just why her limbs are worthy of such a high sum, Taylor Swift put her pins on parade as she enjoyed a night out in Hollywood on Monday.

Following a meal at Katsuya, the 25-year-old strutted her stuff as she made a stylish exit from the Japanese sushi restaurant.

Doing well to show off her enviable figure, Swift wore a tiny spotted pleated miniskirt with a white crop top that featured a thick black stripe.

Clutching onto a white handbag which was beautified with an image of a red heart, the Fearless hitmaker finished her outfit with a pair of peep toe black heels.

Opting for her favourite shade of scarlet lipstick, Swift highlighted her blue eyes with a winged liner and lashings of mascara.

Wearing fringed bob in loose curls, Taylor appeared to be in high spirits as she smiled and joked with waiting photographers outside the venue.

Still coming down off the high of cleaning house at the iHeartRadio Music Awards on Sunday, the crossover country singer was joined by Camila Cabello at dinner.

The Fifth Harmony singer looked lovely in a cropped jumper and shirt combo, fitted black jeans, a long pale pink cardigan and heeled sandals.

On their ride home, Taylor took to Instagram to document the moment Camila’s latest single Worth It came on the radio.

She captioned the footage: ‘When ‘Worth It’ comes on @1027KIISFM and you’re in the car with @camilacabello97…. and all chill is lost.’ — Dailymail

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