The Kansas City Chiefs tight end arrived in style ahead of his team’s home game against the Detroit Lions on Sunday…

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 36, turned the tunnels of Arrowhead Stadium into his runway hours before taking on the Detroit Lions on Sunday, Oct. 12

Kelce stepped out in a brown plaid outfit that has fans comparing the autumnal vibe to that of a woodsman, seemingly another subtle nod to his fiancée Taylor Swift’s song “Wood” off her recently released album, The Life of a Showgirl.

The top was a $1,690 long-sleeved shirt by Louis Vuitton, with the fashion brand’s iconic monogram printed all over in shades of brown, complete with a classic white collar. He paired it with tan cargo pants.

As for Kelce’s accessories, he wore brown shades and white sneakers to tie his look together.

This wasn’t the first time the three-time Super Bowl champion’s outfit paid subtle homage to Swift’s 12th studio album.

Swift’s song “Wood” is believed to be about the football player, and seemed to have influenced Kelce’s woodland-inspired shirt ahead of the Chiefs game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, which took place on Monday, Oct. 6.

Kelce stepped out in the now-sold out “ALFRE” shirt ($2,650) from J. Logan Home, a sustainable luxury brand based in Palm Beach, Fla. The top was handmade from three vintage designer scarves and finished with repurposed buttons that match.

Kelce stepped out in the now-sold out “ALFRE” shirt ($2,650) from J. Logan Home, a sustainable luxury brand based in Palm Beach, Fla. The top was handmade from three vintage designer scarves and finished with repurposed buttons that match.

The shirt itself boasts earthy colors, such as various shades of brown and green. It also includes a woodland scene of sticks, grass, leaves, feathers and ducks — perhaps even a wood duck or two.

Clipped onto his duffel bag was a “Just for a Moment 5 Panel Hat” from One of These Days in the shade hunter orange, which is likely a nod to both the woodsy theme and The Life of a Showgirl orange aesthetic.