Taylor Swift keeps her head down as she arrives back at her hotel from some retail therapy at TopShop in London on Wednesday evening (November 18).

The 19-year-old musician stopped by The Paul O’Grady Show this afternoon and performed her new hit single, “Fifteen,” on the show.

Taylor shared with the show a new present that she got from fans, “These girls came up to me and said that they made me presents. They’re really cool, they’re new gloves and when I hold them up they say, ‘Fun-Don!’ They’re so creative.”

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John Mayer may just be Taylor Swift’s biggest fan.

The “No Such Thing” musician chatted with Access Hollywood on his admiration for the 19-year-old Nashville princess. John shared, “Taylor Swift is the last person to know she’s Taylor Swift, which I think is totally sweet. It’s almost like Taylor Swift is like a character in a movie about a small town girl who has her dreams come true and what any small time girl would do when their dreams come true is to freak out.”

He continued, “I still like it that she freaks out, but pretty soon she’s gonna have to stop because it’s sort of like, ‘You’re that good. You’re that good. You might have to go to therapy and have someone else tell you you’re that good.’ So it’s great to have someone who’s hugely talented and still is able to receive the pleasure in all moments.”

John and Taylor join their musical talents together on his new record. The duo collaborated on “Half of My Heart,” off his new album, Battle Studies. “I don’t normally make records to share tracks with people…I consider her a friend. I think she’s a really remarkable person and it’ll be nice to have her name on the record for the rest of my life,” John shared.

Donning a bright red beanie atop her head, Taylor Swift stops to greet some fans on her way into London TV Studios to perform on the Paul O’Grady Show on Wednesday morning (November 18).

In addition to a couple of appearances around the city, the 19-year-old musician also has two concerts next week! Taylor will be hitting up Wembley Arena on Monday, November 23 and Manchester Evening News Arena on Tuesday, November 24.

Be sure to pick up a copy of Taylor’s InStyle cover this week and head on over to InStyle.com for a special holiday message!

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Taylor Swift just isn’t stopping — from designing L.E.I. sundresses for Walmart to winning top honors at the 2009 CMA Awards, the 19-year-old songstress is spreading her wings even further.

American Greetings Corporation is teaming up with Taylor to create a line of greeting cards, stationery, gift packaging, and other items for the company, to be in stores in Spring 2010.

Tay shared of her new venture, “My idea of a great song is a song that says how I feel better than I could. I feel the same way about greeting cards. I’ve always been fascinated by feelings and how we express them to each other. Getting to write and design these cards is a wonderful experience.”

CEO Zev Weiss could not agree more and shared, “We are absolutely thrilled and honored to introduce Taylor Swift as the newest writer and creative contributor to the American Greetings family. Her abilities as a storyteller and songwriter make her a natural at writing cards for consumers of all ages… We believe it’s a natural fit!”

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Taylor Swift really does like being single, as she admits it int he December 2009 issue of InStyle magazine.

The 19-year-old opens up about life without a boyfriend, keeping true to herself and those rumors about her and pal Taylor Lautner. Check it:

On Taylor Lautner: “He and I have gotten really close. It would be confusing on the set with two Taylors in the same scene. They were like, ‘Taylor, on your mark – no, not you, the other one!’ So halfway through the shoot, I said, ‘How about you guys call me Swifty and call him Taylor?’”

On being single: “I’ve never thought it was a curse to be single, and at this point in my life, I’m in the mind-set where I choose to be single – like I got to light scented candles and write in my diary and I wouldn’t have time for that if I had a boyfriend right now!”

On having a level head amidst super-stardom: “I don’t feel as if I need to make some giant statement,” she told us. “When you start over-thinking everything, you stop being who you are and start being who you think you should be… I’m just going to continue to be who I am.”

The 3-D December 2009 issue of InStyle hits stands on Friday, November 20th. Be sure to pick your copy up!

InStyle December 2009 cover girl Taylor Swift took a break during her cover shoot to dish on her personal style. Check out what the 19-year-old CMA Entertainer of the Year had to say:

On her personal style: “It’s girly. I love dresses, I love skirts, headbands, old antique necklaces. I’m really inspired by retro fashions and things that were beautiful then and can still be beautiful now in a more modernized way.”

On a quick trick for getting luscious curls: “It helps if you have natural curly hair but if you want a really good spiral curl and want it to have a nice lift, you take a piece of your hair and wrap it around your finger, going towards the back of your head.”

The December 2009 issue hits stands THIS WEEK!

Taylor Swift hugs Nancy O’Dell backstage at the 2009 CMA Awards after sweeping the ceremony with four phenomenal wins.

The 19-year-old, who was hugging everyone, revealed to Access Hollywood that she felt she was living a dream.

Taylor shared, “I feel like I’m walking around in a dream right now. It’s the CMA Awards…it’s four awards. I can’t even believe that. I’m walking up to everyone and thanking them. From my second grade music teacher to the crew who put up and took down my stage every night — they’re all flashing through my head. I’m just so thankful; it was so unexpected and just an honor.”

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Gold is definitely Taylor Swift’s color!

The 19-year-old Entertainer of the Year CMA winner covers the December 2009 issue of InStyle magazine wearing a golden Oscar de la Renta gown.

The issue, which also features T’s pal Taylor Lautner, will be in 3-D.

How is that possible on a magazine? Well, according to WWD, readers who hold up the cover to their Web camera will see Tay spring to life surrounded by snowflakes in a 45-second video that ends when she signs her autograph across the screen.

The December 2009 issue of InStyle hits stands next week!