I’ll be honest: Before this week, I never paid much attention to basketball. But as a proud New Yorker whose team is in the NBA Finals, you can consider me a new fan. You know who I’ve always been a fan of, though? Stevie Nicks. (I literally have a portrait of her tattooed to my arm.) That’s why my jaw dropped when I saw Taylor Swift and actress Mariska Hargitay’s T-shirts as they sat courtside during last night’s historic game.

Both Taylor and Mariska wore blue tees with the words “Stevie Knicks” written in bright orange letters (genius, I know). As soon as I took notice of the tops, I pivoted my attention from basketball straight to Google to see if I could buy one for myself. At the moment, pickings were slim—but this morning, I realized that the iconic shirts are available on sites like Etsy and Amazon.

Apparently, I’m not the only one on the lookout for these tees. At the time of publication, “Stevie Knicks shirt” is a top search on Google—and they’re selling fast. (If you order one, just keep in mind that it might not arrive until mid-June…they’re that popular.)

While Taylor and Mariska rocked their Stevie Knicks shirts, musicians Este and Alana Haim (who attended the game with them) showed team spirit with matching tops that read “Knickelback” and “Knickole Kidman.”

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While admiring the besties’ playful tees, I couldn’t help but notice what else they decided to wear to the game—and Taylor Swift’s chic pants immediately stood out. She wore long, black, high-waisted jeans with slim cutouts over each thigh—and apparently, you can buy the exact pair on The Outnet’s site.

I also couldn’t overlook Mariska’s bright teal sneakers. She was seemingly wearing the Kobe 6 Protro Nikes by Jalen Brunson in the “Statue of Liberty” color combo (perfect for a New York-based event). The limited-time release isn’t available on Nike’s site anymore, but you can buy a pair for resale on sites like eBay.

Excuse me while I revamp my wardrobe ahead of this weekend’s game. Thanks for the inspo, ladies.