Taylor Swift‘s management group, TAS Rights Management LLC, filed an application for “TAYLOR-CON” with the United States Patent and Trademark Office Saturday to trademark the term.
Taylor-Con is a sold-out, fan-based event coming to Dallas, Texas, on March 15-16. Swift’s application would apply the trademark to hundreds of goods and services including music, music video recordings, live musical performances and concerts, ringtones, clothes, notebooks, dishware, glassware and more.
The application does not explain any affiliation between Swift and “TAYLOR-CON.” She will be on a break from her Eras Tour at the time, wrapping up her Singapore concerts on March 9.
There is no font style, size or color associated with the trademark in the application.
The trademark application “has been accepted by the Office (has met the minimum filing requirements) and has not yet been assigned to an examiner,” according to the office’s website.
It may take weeks before the application is approved or denied. USA TODAY has reached out to Swift’s representation for comment.