Ok, we get it Taylor, you’re like the bees knees of the music industry. After releasing ‘Bad Blood’ just to show off every single one of her famous female friends, she has carried on showing the world just how many more famous numbers she can squeeze into her little black book.

The whole saga actually began in May when she began her 1989 tour. Since then, she has had 44 shows – and invited around 77 stars to share the stage with her – even if it’s just a lil’ dance, a sing-a-long or a just because it’ll make a super cool photo op – of which the best pics go sit comfortably on her Instagram account.

The list includes sports stars, activists, singers, model (Victoria Secret models at that) and two peeps from Friends. You can find a few names below and click through to see more.

• Gigi Hadid (Detroit, London, East Rutherford): Supermodel, and one of Swift’s “best friends” and Bad Blood “squad” members. Despite appearing on the 1989 Tour three times, Hadid hasn’t sung, but tends to strut and dance around.
• Lisa Kudrow (Los Angeles): Best known for playing Phoebe Buffay in Friends. The pair picked up acoustic guitars to sing Phoebe’s ode to a stray neighbourhood feline, Smelly Cat.
• Cara Delevingne (Philadelphia, London): British model, actress and socialite, and long-time Swift pal. Delevingne didn’t sing, but waved a large Union Jack flag in Hyde Park and, like Hadid and Hunt before her, walked around while Swift performed Style.
• The Weeknd (East Rutherford): Reputable alt-RnB singer songwriter Abel Tesfaye. The pair dueted on The Weeknd’s hit of the summer, I Can’t Feel My Face.
• Candice Swanepoel (East Rutherford): Victoria’s Secret Angel, contributed strutting.
• Joan Baez (Santa Clara): Singer-songwriter, activist. Despite a long and prodigious musical career, Baez did not sing, but walked the catwalk during Style in a Taylor Swift T-shirt.
• Matt LeBlanc (Los Angeles): Actor best known for playing Joey in Friends. Like many before him, walked the stage and waved to fans as Swift sung Style.

[source: telegraph]