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Taylor Swift brings her model BFFs on stage on her 1989 World Tour Live

Bad Blood singer showed crowds she's still a girl's girl by performing on stage with her gal pals Gigi Hadid and Martha Hunt Ain't no party like a model party it seems and Taylor Swift knows how to do it in style.

The Shake It Off singer wowed crowds at her 1989 World Tour Live performances in Detroit by inviting her two stunning best friends, Gigi Hadid and Martha Hunt, to perform alongside her.

Singing one of her smash hit songs 'Style', Taylor showed off her slender figure in a glitzy minidress and silver heels as she sashayed next to her pals. Her beautiful best friends proved to be the perfect backing dancers in chic black outfits as all three partied on stage to the Detroit crowd.

The 25-year-old showed she could have easily been a model too, as the three girls strutted down the runway in front of adoring fans. The star uploaded a shot of the gorgeous trio on Instagram titled with their cheeky nicknames: "Home Slice, Catastrophe, and Slay-Z". She also showed off their catwalk-esque strut with another snap, saying: "When two of your best friends strut the runway with you during 'Style'.

The singer recently introduced her close friends to her new boyfriend, Calvin Harris. Taylor is well known for her string of high-profile flings and since her romance began with the British music producer three months ago, the pair have been inseparable.

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