By Kayla Jardine/Joe Cingrana
20-year-old Lotte Lutjes from the Netherlands has a reputation for great fashion -- and has a specific talent for recreating pop superstar Taylor Swift's most iconic looks.
The impressive seamstress, who is unable to stand for long periods of time because of a neurological disorder, hand-sews all of the outfits and some, like her white and yellow costume, can take more than 30 hours to make.
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"Yes, the wheelchair is mine," Lotte tells Radio.com. "I have a neurological disorder so I use it for long distances or busy places or long days. I'm bringing it to the show so that's why I decorated it. The white & yellow outfit took about 30 hours I'd say, but I made the black one in a day and a half because it was kind of like a backup plan. I'd say that one was about 7 or 8 hours."
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Taylor herself has even noticed Lotte's incredible commitment. The 28-year-old singer has liked Lotte's pictures in the past and even commented on her Instagram page.
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These incredible creations are something out of our wildest dreams!
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Lotte says she has seen Taylor ten times in concert so far. Her first time was in 2011, and admits for her "it's always kind of been a tradition to dress up for Taylor's shows."



