New York, New York - Taylor Swift is bringing back the 1989 era in full force with an extensive vinyl roll-out, but is she aiming for something special with the dramatic drops?

On Monday, the 33-year-old singer unveiled the second vinyl variant of 1989 (Taylor's Version).

Featuring a seafoam green colored record and a photo of Swift sitting on the edge of a dock, the latest edition is called the Aquamarine Green Edition.

The newest variant follows the Sunrise Boulevard Edition, which dropped on August 17. Both editions were made available on her web store for 48 hours.

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At least one more vinyl variant is expected to be revealed, corresponding to the pink CD that was released.

The dramatic roll-out featuring several variants hasn't been done by Swift since Midnights, which included four vinyl variants, a carrying case, and a wall decoration that assembled all four into a clock.

While the Anti-Hero artist sold three variants of Speak Now (Taylor's Version) with different shades of purple, they all featured the same album art. As many Swifties will recall, the Speak Now re-recording era was shockingly short, with the announcement of 1989 (Taylor's Version) officially ending the era just a month after the album was released.

The unveiling of the variants is also notable in that they have been announced by Swift herself on her own social media pages rather than through Taylor Nation (which was the case for Midnights).

It seems 1989 is getting the favorite-child treatment, and perhaps rightfully so, as the original remains Swift's best-selling album to date.

Fans may be in for a re-recording era similar to that of Red (Taylor's Version), which continued to take the world by storm for months after its release. With over two months left until its release on October 27, 1989 (Taylor's Version) has already surpassed preorders for Red (Taylor's Version) in the US.

With the extra variants, the Lavender Haze songstress is likely to boost sales even further as Swifties strive to complete their collections, potentially opening the door for the biggest release of her career.