As Travis Kelce's farewell weekend continues, he and Taylor Swift went out for another date night.

On October 12, one night after their double date with Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, the couple was photographed on a more intimate solo outing at the Michelin-starred Italian restaurant Torrisi. And if you thought Swift's black Gucci corset and leather-look miniskirt were that Call-coded, just wait. According to Swifties, her golden fit was full of hints of it Representative (TV) coming soon.

Naturally, many focused on Swift's Roberto Cavalli monogram crossbody bag, which clearly features two snakes surrounding a capital “R.” Of course, that “R” stands for the brand name, although fans assume it has a different meaning than Swift. As Taylor Swift style expert Sarah Chappell also pointed out, Roberto Cavalli's creative director Fausto Puglisi designed Swift's Call Body for the Eras Tour.

But those weren't the only Easter egg fans who spotted it. As Chappell quickly identified each piece, fans learned that Annie's gold Ibiza corset and “Ivy” miniskirt aren't gold at all – it's actually an “old-stock green velvet fabric.” It wouldn't be the first time Swift has wowed her fans with a green velvet look…

It's the details that matter when it comes to Swift's chunky Versace mules. According to fans, the brand's signature Medusa head medallion is an equally clear indication of this Call like every snake-print boot or bag the singer has worn. “The black nail polish for the toes was the icing on the cake for this look,” one fan commented on a roundup of all the Easter eggs, adding one more.

Another said Kelce's own blue polo was a reference to Swift's self-titled debut album – the only other new recording she has yet to release. Could that mean debut Double drop is on the way? You can check out Swift and Kelce's photos here and decide for yourself.