Vogue Magazine has been doing these “Met Gala supplementals” for a while now, I think. In years past, the magazine doesn’t necessarily feature the big female co-chair. Sometimes they just use the most remarkable or newsworthy fashion moment on the cover. But this year, they decided to go with this year’s co-chair, Taylor Swift. And I am underwhelmed. Out of all of the Met Gala drama, Taylor’s Louis Vuitton look was such a snooze. It wasn’t even flat-out bad enough to be interesting.

You can read Hamish Bowles’ Met Gala write-up here. I didn’t learn anything super-new, just some details about the decorations for the event, which included “original copies of Diderot’s controversial Encyclopedia—an Enlightenment bible—are open to the pages illustrating the traditional fashion arts.” I also learned that Vogue considered Tom Hiddleston and Taylor Swift’s awkward dance-party flailing to be “an electrifying hip-hop tango.” O RLY? Vogue also did a better job of explaining the theme of this year’s Met Gala, and I sort of wish Hamish Bowles had written up an explanation for the theme to be sent out ahead of the gala.

Still, even though Swifty’s dress was basic, it’s still an honor for her to be chosen for the Vogue special edition. It’s one of many, many honors Taylor has been receiving this year. She was also just named the top money-maker of 2015, mostly because her 1989 Tour raked in the serious money.

Photos courtesy of Theo Wenner/Vogue and WENN.