The shade seen on Swift and Johnson is Tom Ford’s F9 Red, priced at $64 and now listed at major retailers.
The glossy mansion set of the new "Patient Zero" music video has an extra detail that’s buzzing on beauty forums – the exact lipstick on Taylor Swift’s and Dakota Johnson’s lips.
It isn’t a mystery any longer. Industry trackers have matched the product to Tom Ford’s F9 Red, a shade that sits in the brand’s high‑end line. The lipstick, marketed as a lightweight, liquid‑like colour, carries a price tag of $64.
Where to Find the Shade
If you’re looking to copy the look, the bottle is on the shelves of Sephora and Blue Mercury, and you can also order it straight from Tom Ford’s website. The brand’s description highlights a “sensory texture” that glides on without feeling heavy, a claim that fits the sleek finish seen in the video.
Fans have already started posting side‑by‑side comparisons, noting how the red pops against the marble backdrop of the mansion. Some users say the colour leans more toward a classic scarlet than the neon‑bright reds that dominate club scenes.
The identification came after a wave of online sleuthing. Viewers paused the clip, zoomed in on the product, and matched the logo to the Tom Ford packaging. A Page Six report later confirmed the find, and the brand itself has not issued a formal statement yet.
But the buzz isn’t just about the price. Makeup artists are already debating whether the formula works for everyday wear or stays a special‑occasion pick. The “liquid‑like ease” description suggests it could be a good option for layered looks, but the $64 cost may keep it in the luxury lane.
Social media chatter shows a split: some users love the bold, cinematic vibe, while others argue the shade feels too dramatic for a casual outing. Either way, the product’s visibility in a high‑profile music video is likely to boost sales.
For now, the video continues to rack up views, and the lipstick has become a talking point beyond the song’s narrative. Whether the colour will dominate red‑carpet events or stay a niche favorite remains to be seen.
Keep an eye on beauty retailers in the coming weeks – the next wave of stock updates could reflect a spike in demand sparked by the video’s exposure.
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