Taylor Swift's career evolution has spawned several eras and blended multiple genres over the decades. Here's a guide to all of her albums in order, including her celebrated re-releases.

Taylor Swift has built her career on breaking the rules and stepping outside the lines, but 16 years ago, she broke an unexpected rule. Swift developed her love for songwriting when she realized it would set her apart from all the other people in Nashville who dreamed of a country music career.

Swift is now tied with Elvis Presley on the all-time No. 1s list on the Official Albums Chart at 13. They both trail The Rolling Stones, who have 14 chart-toppers, and joint leaders The Beatles and Robbie Williams, who share the title with 15 each.

The album is up for two awards — including Album of the Year — while her song “Fortnight” with Post Malone is nominated for another three Grammys. Swift is also up for the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Grammy for her song “Us.” with Gracie Abrams.

For record of the year, which honors performers and producers, she’s nominated alongside Post Malone as well as Jack Antonoff, who co-produced with her. A song of the year win for “Fortnight” would also honor the trio, who share writing credit.

Taylor Swift has surpassed Madonna's record as the female artist with the most No 1 albums in the UK. The news came as her new live album Lover (Live From Paris) became her 13th chart-topper. It also means Swift equals Elvis Presley as the international artist with the most No 1 LPs.

Taylor Swift has remained a constant in the zeitgeist, with her name always in the headlines. Whether navigating the treacherous waters of celebrity feuds or breaking records with chart-topping albums,