Kylie Minogue responds to Taylor Swift comparisons after fans accuse singer of copying her

On Instagram, Kylie Minogue addressed comparisons being drawn between her and Taylor Swift on Thursday, following fan claims that Swift was imitating her style.

On Wednesday, the artist who made “The Cruel Summer” famous sent fans worldwide into a frenzy by revealing the cover for her upcoming album titled “The Life Of A Showgirl.

However, accusations have been made that the renowned American performer, aged 35, may have taken inspiration from Kylie Minogue’s iconic “Showgirl: The Greatest Hits” period.

Now, Kylie has expressed her thoughts regarding the claims by posting a series of captivating photos from her Showgirl period, showcasing her outfits.

The artist who made “Can’t Get You Out Of My Head” posted: “When all your buddies begin sharing your Showgirl memories with you!!! Aww.” (Note that “mems” is short for “memories”)

‘Showgirl life is ‘a thing’, multi dimensional and so much more than feathers and dazzle. 

‘Respect and admiration to all my fellow hard working Showgirls’.    

In 2005, the well-known Australian figure embarked on a global “Showgirl” tour, performing first in various European cities. However, her journey took an unexpected turn when she arrived in Melbourne, her hometown, and was diagnosed with breast cancer. This diagnosis led to the postponement of the remaining tour dates.

Many people on social media argued that Taylor mimicked Kylie’s showgirl style, as they both wore feathered attire and embellished outfits adorned with gems.

As a die-hard fan, let me tell you, there’s only one true showstopper out there – it’s Kylie! Don’t get me wrong, I love Taylor too, but when it comes to being the ultimate, there’s simply no contest with Kylie!

1. One user exclaimed, “There’s just one Showgirl, and that’s Kylie!” Another concurred, saying, “There’s only one Showgirl, and that’s ours – Kylie.”

2. The first person stated, “Kylie is the only Showgirl there is!” A second echoed this sentiment, saying, “And that’s our Kylie – the one and only Showgirl.”

3. Exclaiming with excitement, the first user said, “Kylie is the undisputed Showgirl!” The third person agreed wholeheartedly, adding, “Indeed, she is ours – the unique Showgirl.”

4. With unanimous agreement, one user expressed, “In terms of Showgirls, Kylie takes the crown!” A second chipped in, “Yes, and we’re proud to call her our very own – the exceptional Showgirl.”

5. The first user proclaimed, “Kylie stands alone as the definitive Showgirl!” A third person echoed this assertion, saying, “Absolutely, she is without a doubt our extraordinary Showgirl.”

In the face of criticism, others swiftly came to Taylor’s aid, arguing emphatically that multiple showgirl roles could indeed coexist.

Is ‘showgirl’ exclusive to Kylie, or can it be applied to others too? To clarify, I’m a fan of both Kylie and Taylor, but I was curious about the term.

The constant criticism directed towards Taylor is draining. Despite my admiration for Kylie, wouldn’t it be great if we could cease comparing women and instead support each other?

‘Kylie and Taylor should do a collab,’ another suggested.

Following the reveal of Taylor’s initial images for her striking album artwork that complements her latest release, “The Life Of A Showgirl,” she unveiled them.

The fourteen-time Grammy-winning artist, aged 35, radiated more than just glamour as she donned revealing feathered ensembles, showcased with her new album unveiling.

Earlier this week, Taylor announced her 12th studio album, also hinting at her forthcoming interview on boyfriend Travis Kelce’s New Heights podcast.

On a Wednesday, coinciding with the premiere of her New Heights episode, the Red artist unveiled the genuine album cover for The Life Of A Showgirl.

She’s made it clear that the new album is due out on October 3 – approximately one and a half years following the release of her 11th studio album titled “The Tortured Poets Department”.

In the latest album cover, Taylor exuded a captivating allure, donning bold, jeweled attire suitable for performances on stage, while striking poses within a theater setting.

In keeping with the flair of a showgirl, Taylor donned an extravagant 1920s-inspired feathered headdress and a sparkling bodysuit while casting her gaze aside from the lens.

Amplifying the intensity, the singer famed for “Cruel Summer” dazzled in a sparkling black and red, strapless jumpsuit, casually reclining on a chair while striking a pose.

She let down her long, golden hair and added matching long gloves along with alluring fishnet stockings for a fashionable touch.

On the primary album artwork, Taylor displayed her stunning physique adorned in a jeweled onesie while reclining in a tub.

In a powerful pose, the well-known actress gazes steadily into the camera lens, as renowned photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott skillfully snap this dramatic shot.

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2025-08-15 00:18