Wherever she goes, Sabrina Carpenter brings with her a girlish cloud of sequins, lace and powder pink fluff.
The singer has become the ultimate coquette muse, regularly championing underwear-as-outerwear for events spanning star-spattered award shows to music videos. Barry Keoghan preferably featured.
On Thursday evening, the 25-year-old attended the VMA Awards 2024 for an evening of glitz, glamour and stand-out fashion statements. Serving up authentic old Hollywood glamour in a vintage Bob Mackie gown sourced from Tab Vintage, Sabrina took home the prestigious Song of the Year award for her hit tune Espresso.
© GettyHowever, the very same day, the singer was spotted in Greenwich Village, wearing a ghostly look that leaned into her penchant for lingerie dress codes.
Her chosen NYFW outfit featured an ivory lace mini dress, complete with long fluted sleeves, a feminine floral texture, a round neckline and a micro silhouette. Layered underneath was a white set of lingerie, adding a tongue-in-cheek touch to her hauntingly elegant attire.
© GettySabrina wore her platinum blonde hair down loose in her go-to bouffant, fringe-flanked style and opted for a classic pop star makeup blend. A rosy complexion was elevated by a pale pink lip, a dusting of iridescent aqua eyeshadow and a healthy flutter of mascara.
The star added some extra inches to her petite frame by stepping out in a pair of mega platform heels, also depicting a frosty white hue, and clasped a lipstick printed handbag that oozed Charlotte Tilbury sass.
© GettyEagle-eyed fashion followers have Sabrina’s style pretty sussed by now. Babydoll dresses and négligées saturate her wardrobe. Worn as they are or teamed with a swathe of befeathered, bejewelled and befurred accessories, mini silhouettes have become Sabrina’s sartorial bread and butter.
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Championed by It-brands such as Gucci, Coperni, Chloé, Dolce & Gabbana and Rave Review, négligée styles have evolved into a high fashion essential, taking the risqué throw-over from bedroom to showroom.
