Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift take over Halloween across the nation. Take a look

Sales of Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce’s jerseys have skyrocketed since he began dating music superstar Taylor Swift.

But some of those No. 87s are being used for eerie reasons.

Amid Halloween season, the Kelce-Swift pairing, some call it Traylor, has proven to be a popular choice for partygoers and yard decorations across the nation.

For homes transformed into unearthly scenes, it’s been as simple as getting your hands on a couple of skeletons, a red shirt/jersey, and a dress and/or wig.

Voilà, it’s a hair-raising celebrity couple — aka Swelce.

Here’s one example of a yard in Tarrytown, New York.

These are two separate decorations of Tayvis in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Whoever was behind this Halloween scene used tombstones to signify Swift’s former boyfriends.

This might be in Georgia, because the Kelce skeleton is wearing a Bulldogs helmet.

In Zionsville, Indiana, two 12-foot skeletons were transformed into the It Couple.

This is a yard in Corpus Christi, Texas, paying homage to the Chiefs star and the singer.

It’s not all skeletons. A person in New Hampshire went with scarecrows of Kelce and Swift in their yard.

The It costumes this year

Barbie and Ken were expected to be the hot Halloween costumes this year, given the monster success of Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” movie starring Margot Robbie as the plastic bombshell and Ryan Gosling as “just Ken.”

Then along came T&T.

Bring on the fake mustaches and glittery leotards.

After Swift shook the world by showing up at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium for the Chicago Bears game on Sept. 24, Google searches spiked 761% for “Travis Kelce costume” and 464% for “Taylor Swift costume,” according to Music Industry How To.

Online Halloween retailer 3 Wishes had a Swift-like “Pop Star” costume ($27.95) and a $120 couple’s costume that included a football player outfit — No. 87 on the jersey — but sold out of both earlier this month, a company rep told TMZ.

The costumes are easily their most popular this season, the company said.

But really, wannabe Kelces just have to pop on one of his jerseys or a Kelce T-shirt, all of which have been selling fast to both football fans and Swifties.

And it’s not limited to adults, as these kids in Olathe showed.

Being Swift could have been as easy as wearing the red Chiefs windbreaker she wore on her second trip to Arrowhead for “Thursday Night Football” last week. However, the red bomber-style, full-zip jacket from sportscaster Erin Andrews’ WEAR collection quickly sold out. The $100 jacket is on pre-order on the Fanatics website.

Swift costumes have been available for months because fans have been dressing up like their idol at her Eras tour shows.

One of the easiest and quickest: The “A Lot Going On At The Moment” T-shirt (from $25 on Amazon to $9 on Etsy) she wears on stage over sparkly black shorts with a black fedora.

“Good Morning America’s” do-it-yourself guide to dress in “Lover” era style highlighted a $60 see-through mesh leotard embellished with rhinestones from Amazon, and silvery, blinged out Jessica Simpson boots for $170 at Macy’s.

“The songstress wore a sparkly Versace leotard when she opened her Eras tour with the ‘Lovers’ album. While any of the concert ‘fits will do, you can easily replicate the iconic ensemble with a rhinestone bodysuit or a (sequined) dress,” Good Housekeeping advises this year.

“Double down with a pink guitar or a microphone prop.”

Swift props are a must. A $28 sparkly mic from Amazon. Maybe a $20 toy ukulele — easier to carry than a full-size guitar and no big loss if you leave it behind at the bar.

Her iconic red lipstick is required, too. “GMA” recommended Fenty’s Icon Velvet liquid lipstick ($29) from Sephora.

Instagram user Makayla Stephens and her husband, Nick, of Oklahoma recently went viral for the Halloween costumes they wore —back in 2020.

She dressed as Swift. He was Kelce.

“I don’t know any world in which Taylor Swift + Travis Kelce would be in the same room together, but apparently in this one they’re married?” Makayla wrote and posted on Oct. 30, 2020.

“I was thinking about it, and it connected that we had already done it (the costume),” she recently told Fox News Digital. “And my husband was asleep, and I woke him up and said, ‘Baby, this is going to be a trend. And we already did it. We did it three years ago.’’”

She said the costumes were “completely accidental.”

Spooky.