Travis Kelce splashes $71,950 on Italian designer gifts for Taylor Swift including $16,000 dress from her favorite brand

But with Taylor playing twice in Milan, one of the fashion capitals of the world last weekend, her NFL legend boyfriend wasted no time in hitting the shops and falling further in love with classic Italian style.

An insider has told The U.S. Sun that the two-time Super Bowl winner treated his mega-star girlfriend to some stunning pieces from her favorite designers.

Successful trips were made to Valentino, Prada, Bottega Veneta, and Fendi. 

The source reports that Travis dropped $75,000 on “meaningful” gifts for the Cruel Summer star.

Travis loves Valentino, both for him and Taylor,” said the source.

The accessories were a $3,330 calfskin hobo bag resplendent with a chain and Valentino logo and a Garavani Escape large shopping bag in synthetic raffia with leather handles and gold-finish hardware.

Next up was Prada and four more stunning purchases.

A mini-dress with a “structured silhouette with straight lines that combine sporty touches and utility details” was bought for $3,200.

That was paired for $6,500 with a smart-looking single-breasted “menswear style” coat with an “elegant floral motif.”

The imported, oversized fit design has a single-breasted silhouette, a shirt-style collar, concealed buttons, and a back vent.

A $6,500 sleeveless suede dress exuding “vintage charm” and “enriched by a refined plunging back” and a $4,400 mini-dress were also snapped up.

“Elegant, romantic allure characterizes this chiffon mini-dress with an airy design,” gushed the Prada website of the high-end mini-dress.

“The style embellished with a refined floral print combines delicate transparencies and details with a retro flavor in a silhouette with soft volumes trimmed with lace.”

To accompany some of these majestic couture garments, Travis then headed to Bottega Veneta.

Two pairs of shoes – Sharp Chain Pumps with signature knot chain detail for $1,350 and Cha-Cha Lace-up calfskin shoes with a rubber-injected leather outsole, which retailed at $1,600.

Bottega Veneta, the Italian luxury fashion house, is renowned for focusing on quality and artisanal techniques rather than flashy logos.