On Swift, a dance-ready dress with a reflective halter and gold T-strap sandals.
"1,000 tanks massed on Polish border, Ten divisions reported ready for swift stroke", screamed the Telegraph headline above her story on 29 August 1939.
But her swift transition from pageant-ready princess to pin-up vixen has left us uncomfortable.
More ominously, voices sympathetic to Hizbullah whisper that its militia, widely seen as far tougher than Lebanon's ill-equipped conscript army, is ready to take swift control of ports, borders and main cities.
Labour may emerge, refreshed, ready to make swift concessions on new powers in the Smith Commission and to try to get the Westminster agenda back to a choice of Miliband or Cameron as PM.
Iran's new president says his country is ready for "serious" and swift talks with world powers over the nation's controversial nuclear programme.
Swift did eventually release all of "… Ready for It?," disentangled from commercials.
The former World Champion responded with a swift dropkick to signal that he's ready for the match to start now.
[It is] a world heavyweight champion halfway through the fight, stung by many swift and hard blows but rising and ready for the bell and bouts to come.
Most pop arena concerts are video-ready spectacles now, and Ms. Swift was in control of every nuance and every bit of between-song patter, dutifully inserting "Newark, N.J".
"Public money would be better spent waiting for the defendant to get his defence team ready and then proceeding to a swift and efficient trial," Mr Yau said.
