Sabrina Carpenter brought her signature racy style to the Christian Dior Cruise 2027 runway presentation in Los Angeles on Wednesday evening. The 27-year-old Espresso hitmaker stunned in a chic yellow gown crafted from sheer material, featuring voluminous corsages positioned below her hips, while revealing her white lace lingerie beneath.
Daring Fashion Choices
The dress boasted low-cut sides and a polo neckline, with the corsage adornments matching her Dior Diana handbag. She accessorised with a lace bow in her hair that coordinated with her lingerie, and elevated her famously petite stature with delicate mules. Making a glamorous exit, she waved graciously at fans while showcasing the sizzling ensemble in dramatic fashion.
Sabrina is renowned for her retro-inspired sexy looks on stage, yet she seamlessly transitioned those racy ensembles from the stage to the front row for this event. In a nod to Sixties vibes, she styled her blonde locks in a half-up, half-down look with a centre-parted fringe.
Celebrity Guests
Joining Sabrina, who celebrated her birthday on Monday, was fellow pop princess Miley Cyrus, who opted for a far more casual double denim outfit. Sabrina sat among a slew of stars to watch the new styles parade down the runway.
Recent Met Gala Appearance
Sabrina's appearance at the Dior show came just days after she hit the red carpet in Dior at the Met Gala in New York City, wearing a dress made from Audrey Hepburn film reels. The Grammy Award-winning singer looked sensational as she posed for photos at fashion's biggest night, channelling old Hollywood glamour in a custom Dior slit tulle dress by Jonathan Anderson.
Later that evening, she took to the stage to perform in a colourful Marilyn Monroe-themed number featuring a dazzling strappy halterneck. The Versace Tribute dress from spring 2018 iterated Andy Warhol's silkscreen prints of Marilyn Monroe and James Dean, first seen in Versace's 1991 Pop Art collection designed by Gianni Versace.
Performance Highlights
After dinner in the Temple of Dendur, the A-list Met attendees enjoyed a short but sweet gig by the Disney alum, backed by a five-piece orchestra and four dancers. She then slipped into a glamorous gold tasselled minidress by Bob Mackie with a fringe skirt as she joined Stevie Nicks on stage to perform Fleetwood Mac's 1975 hit Landslide. Stevie, 77, closed out the night with four songs: Gypsy, Edge of Seventeen, and also sang Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow with Sabrina.
