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Sabrina Carpenter sat front row at Dior's Cruise 2027 show in Los Angeles wearing a butter-yellow, fully sheer silk chiffon dress that revealed a white lace bra and underwear, with floral appliqués around the thighs. She debuted the look before it walked the catwalk, accessorized with a pale yellow bag and matching heels, and has been linked to Dior through recent Met Gala and stage appearances.
Pop stars are reviving the babydoll dress, with Taylor Swift in a glittering Valentino version in New York, Olivia Rodrigo teasing a forthcoming album in a pink babydoll minidress in Barcelona, and Sabrina Carpenter channeling 1960s nostalgia on SNL; the look links riot grrrl influences to retro glamour, underscoring the silhouette’s enduring appeal in today’s music and fashion scene.
Sabrina Carpenter turned heads at Cats: The Jellicle Ball on Broadway in a bright yellow pastel coat, leopard-print bucket hat, and a black velvet Chanel bag, but the standout detail was her Jacquemus Les Doubles stacked-heel sandals, marking another bold fashion moment after her Met Gala appearance.
The Hollywood Reporter’s Met Gala Red Carpet Power Rankings, in partnership with Launchmetrics, report a record $1.56 billion in earned engagement from this year’s gala, with Connor Storrie’s Saint Laurent look topping the men’s list and Sabrina Carpenter among the top women; fashion houses like Saint Laurent and Chanel led brands, Tiffany & Co. dominated jewelry, and the overall data underscores the event’s outsized social-media impact despite pre-event controversy.
Sabrina Carpenter arrived at the 2026 Met Gala in a custom Dior gown by Jonathan Anderson, largely crafted from layered film strips that show stills from the 1954 film Sabrina, with a film-strip headpiece; the look pays homage to cinema, while online chatter debates whether the strips are original archival footage or modern safety prints.
Sabrina Carpenter and Stevie Nicks joined forces for a live Fleetwood Mac classic, Landslide, at the Met Gala after Carpenter opened the night with her own songs; Nicks also performed Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow, Gypsy, and Edge of Seventeen, then invited Carpenter back for Landslide. Carpenter’s Dior dress paid homage to Audrey Hepburn’s Sabrina, using actual film strips from the movie. This moment followed Carpenter’s Coachella run with Madonna, where they debuted the single Bring Your Love during Madonna’s surprise appearance.)
Inside the Met Gala’s inside track, Sabrina Carpenter headlined a surprise set on the Temple of Dendur, with Stevie Nicks joining to perform hits like “Gypsy,” “Edge of Seventeen,” and Carpenter’s own songs; amid mingling A-listers such as Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, and Venus Williams, Vogue snippets offered glimpses of the night, the new Costume Art exhibition, and a dress code framed as “Fashion Is Art,” all while a carefully curated seating plan aimed to foster instant celebrity connections.
Billboard’s weekly poll named Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter’s 'Bring Your Love' as the top new music release, capturing 88.99% of the vote and beating rivals such as Bella Poarch’s 'Ribcage', Zara Larsson’s 'Midnight Sun: Girls Trip', Kacey Musgraves’ 'Middle of Nowhere', and the Devil Wears Prada 2 soundtrack. The collaboration, co-produced by Madonna and Stuart Price, premiered after a Coachella tease and is accompanied by a lyric-forward visualizer.
Madonna has released the studio recording of Bring Your Love featuring Sabrina Carpenter, a lead single building toward Confessions II. Debuted with a live duet at Coachella, the track nods to Madonna’s dancefloor era (a Vogue-like vibe) and echoes the energy of Rain On Me, with Warner releasing Confessions II on 7/3.
Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter release ‘Bring Your Love’ as the lead single from Madonna’s upcoming album Confessions II, blending house and disco as Madonna opens with the first verse and Carpenter takes over. The track debuted live during Carpenter’s Coachella weekend, following Madonna’s surprise Abbey of West Hollywood appearance, and signals Madonna’s return to a new era produced with Stuart Price ahead of the July 3 release.
Barry Keoghan addressed rumors he cheated on Sabrina Carpenter after their breakup, saying there was a hostile narrative that wasn’t true and that the online harassment led him to withdraw from public events; a brief hookup claim by influencer Breckie Hill was retracted, and Keoghan urged fans to be respectful toward him and his family while he moves on.
Barry Keoghan addressed rumors that he cheated on Sabrina Carpenter during the Friends Keep Secrets podcast, insisting the allegations are untrue, explaining he pulled back from social life due to harsh online backlash, and urging fans to stop spreading a narrative that has hurt him and his family.
Barry Keoghan addressed rumors that he cheated on Sabrina Carpenter on the Friends Keep Secrets podcast, insisting the narrative was never true and that public spotlight can amplify such claims; the couple reportedly split in December 2024 after about a year of dating.
Madonna and Geena Davis surprised Coachella crowds with a reunion on Sabrina Carpenter's weekend-2 set, 34 years after their film A League of Their Own. Davis celebrated the moment with an Instagram post, and Madonna performed classic hits “Like a Prayer” and “Vogue” and hinted at an unreleased duet with Carpenter, while also dropping a new song, “I Feel So Free,” from her forthcoming Confessions II.
At Coachella, Madonna joined Sabrina Carpenter for Vogue/Like a Prayer, but fan videos show the audience mostly filming on phones rather than dancing, sparking criticism that the crowd wasn’t engaging with the performance.