Erin Andrews certainly made the whole field shimmer.

The sports commentator kicked off the Fox Sports Super Bowl 2025 pre-game show in a custom Patrizia Pepe black sequin blazer dress that featured leather lapels and a matching belt with a silver logo buckle.

During the game at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, she swapped her mini for a second sparkly look from the same designer, instead going for a rose gold satin crepe pantsuit with an embellished lapel.

She added a crystal-covered rose gold corset top underneath the blazer and finished off the look with a pair of rose gold heeled ankle boots. 

Her eye-catching looks caught the attention of Swifties, who were quick to call out the similarities between Andrews’ looks and one of Taylor Swift’s most iconic Eras Tour outfits.

The “Fortnight” singer wore many different versions of a rhinestone-covered Atelier Versace blazer dress during performances of her hits “The Man” and “You Need to Calm Down.”

While Andrews, 46 — who is close friends with Swift and even helped set her up with boyfriend Travis Kelce — told People that the reference wasn’t intentional, it wasn’t until the final looks were curated that she and stylist Daniela Romero realized how similar they were to “one of [her] favorite pop stars.” 

When sharing her first look of the day on Instagram, Andrews even added “The Man” as the song on her video.

The on-the-field sportscaster is so passionate about sports and fashion that she has her own womenswear sports line, Wear by Erin Andrews, which went viral thanks to an outing by the singer, of course.

Swift, 35, caused a Kansas City Chiefs windbreaker to sell out when wore it to a Chiefs-Broncos matchup in October 2023.

This year, in addition to launching new Super Bowl LIX items for Wear, Andrews teamed up with designer Rebecca Minkoff on two limited-edition Rebecca Minkoff x Wear by Erin Andrews Super Bowl LIX jackets. The NFL-licensed black moto jackets, which retail for $1,000 each, feature distressed Super Bowl LIX designs on the back panel. 

“[Erin is] someone that I’m so inspired by,” Minkoff told Page Six Style about working with Andrews. “You’re just like, ‘I can keep going on this treadmill at 10, because she’s doing that.’”

Earlier this week, Andrews discussed how she decides what to wear to cover the Super Bowl during an episode of her and fellow Fox Sports commentator Charissa Thompsons‘s podcast Calm Down. 

“For years I never really wanted to be like, ‘Oh, don’t worry about it. I’m just blending in and I’m doing the game.’ No, F– that,” Andrews said. 

“I’m gonna praise our girl. I’m going to praise Taylor for making it cool to be like, ‘I’m a woman and I love sports.’ And it’s good, like we can look great.”

As for Swift? She went with her own version of a similar style, pairing a white oversized Saint Laurent blazer with bedazzled shorts for the big game.

Super Bowl Sunday is not just the biggest day in football — it’s also the biggest day for brands to show off their most creative, funniest and most outrageous commercials, while millions of viewers are tuned in for the showdown on the field. And while the ads have always been a topic of chatter both at Super Bowl viewing parties and at work the next day, with the advent of social media, the best commercials get major buzz even days before the big game.

Read on for the best advertisements — and a few that got mixed reactions.

Best Throwback: Hellman’s

Meg Ryan told PEOPLE “the timing was right” to revisit one of the most memorable scenes in all of movie history: The faux orgasm at Katz’s Deli from When Harry Met Sally. She and co-star Billy Crystal reunited over a sandwich — made ecstasy-inducing with a squirt of Hellman’s — and a new star to deliver the iconic “I’ll have what she’s having” line.

Best Use of Nostalgia: Instacart

Considering nostalgia is most people’s second language at this point, this spot crammed with favorite grocery mascots over the years (Chester Cheetah! The Kool-Aid Man! The Old Spice guy!) all showing up at your house courtesy of — you guessed it — was designed to hit that sweet spot.

Unlikeliest Pairing: Stella Artois

David Beckham finds out he has a twin in the U.S., the “other David,” and tries to find common ground with him. It looks dire … until he realizes “Dave Beckham” (played by Matt Damon) has a killer kick and likes Stella Artois. Bonus: Stay tuned for the Ben Affleck dig at the end!

Best Use of Flying Facial Hair: Pringles

Adam Brody blows a siren call into a Pringles can … and famous mustaches, from Nick Offerman’s to Andy Reid’s, fly off their owner’s faces and carry cans of Pringles to heed the call. Weird, but it works.

Similar Execution, Still Funny: Little Caesar’s

Little Caesar’s cheesy puffs delight Eugene Levy so much, his famous eyebrows get raised right off his head and go on a grand tour — ending up as a mustache on a baby, kings to awed caterpillars and even alighting on daughter Sarah’s hand before returning to his face. Possibly too close to comfort to Pringles’, but it aired first and earned a laugh.

Happiest to Be Mad: Ritz

Aubrey Plaza, Michael Shannon and a rule-breaking Bad Bunny assemble in a room full of salty people, with Plaza and Shannon determined to be even saltier than the crackers. Bad Bunny starts out smiling, but quickly joins the poker faced club so he can stay and snack on Ritz.

Most FOMO-Inducing: Bud Light

Peyton Manning, Post Malone and Shane Gillis are the neighbors you want at the end of the block, showing up to save an otherwise lame yard party. We only shudder to think of how many people are going to try to launch beers with their leaf blowers this summer.

Best Stand Up-and-Salute: Jeep

Harrison Ford starred in this “rumination on life” directed by Oscar nominee James Mangold, in which he declares that life doesn’t come with an owner’s manual, so each person has to pursue their own life, liberty and happiness. “Freedom is for everybody, but it isn’t free, it’s earned,” he says in the ad, before mediating on what freedom truly means. “This Jeep makes me happy, even though my name is Ford,” he concludes. America!

Most Tear-Jerking: Google Pixel

A heart-tugging look at how parenting a daughter from infancy through college has made a man uniquely qualified for the job to which he’s applying. Even if you’re squeamish at the dystopian humanoid voice coaching the dad through interview talking points, you can’t help but get misty at the Father of the Bride-esque moment when the daughter transforms into her younger self mid-college-drop-off-hug. 

We’re Still Crying: Pfizer

Blame the onions in the guacamole for the tear we shed watching this LL Cool J-soundtracked ad from Pfizer, which follows a little boy ringing the bell that indicates a patient is cancer free, then shadowboxing through the streets of adoring fans – before arriving home to his biggest fans, his family, who embrace him while a softer version of “Mama Said Knock You Out” plays – alluding to the pharmaceutical company’s many cancer fighting drugs in the works. Okay, maybe it wasn’t the onions.

Best and Most: Dunkin’

Fans who bought the 2024 sweatsuits from the very popular Ben Affleck Dunkin’ Donuts ad were rewarded when the DunKings returned — bigger and better than ever — for another go at the “best Super Bowl ad” title. Though Tom Brady, Matt Damon and Jennifer Lopez didn’t return, several more Bostonians showed up, including Bill Belichick and his girlfriend Jordon Hudson, Casey Affleck, and, taking “Beantown” very literally, method actor Jeremy Strong. And this time, they cued up a seven-minute epic mini-movie following the Dunkings’ attempt to take the title in a coffee-inspired boy band showdown.

Best Girls-in-Sports Showdown: Nike and the NFL

It’s been a record-breaking year for women’s sports — and women’s sports still has a long way to go. These pump-’em-up ads from Nike and the NFL were a nice way to pay tribute to both facts.

Best Story for the Grandkids: Doritos

This Doritos alien abduction spot got a laugh from us — and it was made even better when we realized it was the winner of the brand’s challenge for amateurs to “Crash the Super Bowl” by submitting their own ads and letting viewers vote on the winner. Dylan Bradshaw and Nate Norell were the fan favorites, netting $1 million and a trip to the Super Bowl (plus bragging rights for life).

Most Mysterious: Yahoo

If you caught Yahoo’s local, 15-second spot, did you try to email Bill Murray? And if so, are you down the rabbit hole of what happens next?

Most Divisive: Mountain Dew

This Mountain Dew ad, which saw Seal turned into an actual seal singing about a “kiss from a lime”, alarmed many PEOPLE staffers on first viewing. But on Sunday night, several announced that it had won them over.

Most Fever Dream-Ish: Coffee Mate

We can imagine the pitch — Coffee Mate makes your tongue so happy, it wants to sing! — and we’re always happy when Shania Twain is getting paid. But the execution will haunt us.

Most ‘Oh Dear God!’: Tubi

We’re very grateful to Tubi for letting us watch the Super Bowl for free this year. We’re less grateful for this nightmare-inducing spot that features flesh hats for 60 seconds. (Although again, one editor said it was growing on her, so maybe there were no losers tonight?)

Revenge is a dish best served at the Super Bowl.

Tom Brady playfully hit back at Kevin Hart during the live 2025 Super Bowl broadcast Sunday, nine months after the comedian annihilated the retired NFL star at his record-breaking Netflix roast.

“Kevin Hart’s here?” Brady, 47, asked his fellow Fox Sports co-commentator Kevin Burkhardt as the Kansas City Chiefs faced off agains the Philadelphia Eagles.

“How do the cameras find Kevin Hart?” he further pondered, making a jab at Hart’s 5-foot-5 height.

Burkhardt responded, “Well, it depends on the day, I guess,” laughing off the joke.

Brady then made it clear he was only kidding by concluding, “Kevin, I love you. You took so many shots at me in May. I’m coming right back at you.”

In May 2024, Hart blasted the former quarterback over his divorce from Gisele Bündchen — and even took aim at her relationship with Joaquim Valente — during the live-streamed roast.

The “Laugh at My Pain” comic said on “The Roast of Tom Brady,” “You sometimes got to f–k your coach. You know who else f–ked their coach? Gisele. She f–ked that karate man.”

He added at the time, “I mean Jesus Christ, Tom. One of the smartest quarterbacks ever played a game. How did you not see this coming? Eight f–king karate classes a day.”

Brady then said he had regrets about participating in the roast because of how it affected his three kids.

“The bittersweet aspect of when you do something that you think is one way and then all of a sudden you realize, ‘I wouldn’t do that again,’ because of the way that affected actually the people that I care about the most in the world,” he previously aid on “The Pivot” podcast.

Hart, for his part, has said that he understands why Brady would feel like he wants to “protect” his family.

The “Ride Along” star has yet to respond online to the seven-time Super Bowl champ’s latest diss.

However, the Philadelphia native is likely too preoccupied celebrating the Eagles’ dominance over the Chiefs at Super Bowl 2025. He was spotted watching the big game from a suite earlier in the day.

Brady, meanwhile, appears to be settling in well into commentating — given that he’s making playful jabs — even though it’s his first time calling a Super Bowl game since his broadcasting debut.

His former teammate Rob Gronkowski told Page Six of his pal’s new gig ahead of Sunday, “He’s ready.”

“He’s always prepared. He’s the best at preparation. He’s the best at, you know, doing his best, and he’s just going to be ready.”