The couple that coordinates their outfits together, stays together. And if you need some proof, consider everyone’s favorite A-list pair, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.

In case you missed it, on October 11, the couple had a special date night at The Corner Store in Manhattan, and they were joined by their pals Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds. For the occasion, everyone was dressed to impress, with Swift donning a strapless Gucci corset with a pleated leather skirt and Kelce wearing a short-sleeved top with navy trousers. However, I couldn’t help but notice a few interesting details about their chic ensembles.

For instance, if you look closely at Kelce’s blouse, you’ll notice that it features a few silhouettes of human figures and at least one image of a horse. Meanwhile, Taylor Swift accessorized her outfit with a black Dior saddle bag, which is designed like an actual bag that’s attached to the saddle when riding a horse. Coincidence? I think not.

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Even fans on social media took notice of the equestrian theme. On Twitter, one person joked, “Saddlebag and horse shirt?!!! I need them at the Kentucky Derby next year.” But that’s not all.

As it turns out, Swift and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end also donned accessories from the same brand. While Swift wore a Louis Vuitton Blossom ring, Kelce stepped out in a Louis Vuitton charm necklace—which he also wore to the New York Yankees vs. Cleveland Guardians MLB American League Championship game on October 14. But guys, here’s the kicker: At the game, Kelce kept the cowboy theme going with yet another subtle nod to horseback riding.

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If you take a look, you’ll notice that Kelce’s cap reads “Midnight Rodeo.” One can’t help but think that these clever cowboy references are intentional—especially since Swift had a major country era during her earlier days as an artist. Also, as it turns out, Kelce is an equestrian fan.

In May, he attended the Kentucky Derby and detailed his experience on his New Heights podcast. He said, “I was a beginner. I didn’t get too far into [betting]. I just wanted to put the money that I brought in there and throw it down on like one horse and just get pumped if that thing was even close. And sure enough, coming around that corner, you see that thing…come up.” (Spoiler alert: He wound up winning at least one bet.)

The moral of the story? Cowboy Core is officially in.