Lunch for three! Taylor Swift shows off her endless legs

 

The 5ft 10ins pop starlet showed off her enviably long and slender legs in a grey leopard-spot minidress.

Her precision-cut blonde hair framed her face and she didn’t appear to be wearing much in the way of make-up beyond red lipstick.

She accessorised with pink-framed shades and a cute round shoulder bag in the shape of a cat’s face.

The Hart Of Dixie star carried a black fur-lined leather jacket and a cream tᴀssled shoulder bag.

She pulled her blonde hair into a bun and, like Taylor, she painted her lips reds but had on very little other make-up.

The actress is expecting her second child with her husband, director-writer Kyle Newman.

They share one-year-old James, who was conceived naturally after Jamie underwent five years of fertility treatments.

Meanwhile, Taylor was spotted shopping at the Brandy Melville boutique in the Studio City neighbourhood of Los Angeles the same day as her lunch date.

The superstar singer, who was appointed Manhattan’s ambᴀssador for tourism in October, was in a different outfit that included a blue knitted jumper with the words New York in white across the front.

Her lithe figure was again on display in tiny white shorts and stylish Timberland booties.

The seven-time Grammy winner’s team is reportedly in the midst of filling out paperwork to insure her long legs for $40 million.

‘It seems like a ludicrous sum, but if anything happened to her legs, Taylor wouldn’t be able to give her dynamic, signature stage performances,’ a source told the National Enquirer.

‘She wants it all sorted out before her world tour starts in May.’

But Swift can clearly afford it as she’s currently worth $200 million, $64 million of which she earned last year, according to Forbes.

The Shake It Off singer will kick off her 1989 World Tour on May 5 at the Tokyo Dome in Japan.

The shows will feature openers including HAIM, Vance Joy, Shawn Mendes, James Bay, Ellie Goulding and John Newman.

The Giver actress’s grueling 54-city tour doesn’t conclude until December 12 in Melbourne.