Taylor Swift pop-up exhibit features her wardrobe in Nashville

Songs and style helped her help make her one of the biggest stars in the world and now that style is on display until the end of the month at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Yeah, so WS&B's Terry Bolger gives us a tour in today's positively Tennessee. It's Taylor Swift Week in Nashville, where the songs come later. Three sold out at Nissan Stadium. The style is already here at the Country Music Hall of Fame, from shy and subtle to a little more outrageous and outlandish. Like the circus ringmaster outfit from an MTV award show and the song, we are never ever getting back together. Top hat, cane and all those rhinestones. Just so many rhinestones she gets a little bit more experimental and flashy and has a lot of fun with it. And I think that sort of, you know, shows kind of how her music has evolved to throughout the years. I need more hair. That style hardly there when I met her. In 2005, Hendersonville High School. Most people find out what they're going to do when they're in college, and that's great, you know. But I guess for me it just came a little earlier and I'm so thankful for that because this happens to be a dream come true for me. Now it's red, be better, thought for and singing to people. Calm down and she's a killer performer. I mean, you only have to look at her selling out three nights at Nissan to know that so I think definitely you know the way she presents herself on stage and the way she just can engage with her audience in such a special way. Even in a giant arena like that, you know, really makes a difference in people being a big fan of hers. And for fans, it's as much what she sings as what she wears. Terry Belcher WSMV 4.