Sabrina Carpenter Goes Old-Hollywood Glam in ‘Sabrina’-Inspired Met Gala 2026 Dress
Sabrina Carpenter is. . .Sabrina on the 2026 Met Gala. The “Manchild” singer stepped out onto the red carpet in a customized Dior slit tulle gown by Jonathan Anderson. The look pays homage to Audrey Hepburn’s 1954 movie Sabrinawhich is additional accented by the total physique wrap of rhinestone movie strips. (If you zoom in possibly you possibly can catch a glimpse of Humphrey Bogart and William Holden in the movie stills, too.)
This yr marks an important day for the singer. Not solely did she simply headline Coachella—like she stated she would manner again in 2025—however she additionally joins this night’s occasion as a member of the host committee alongside different mega-stars, together with Teyana Taylor, Doja Cat, LisaMisty Copeland, and plenty of extra.
Across her now 4 Met Gala appearances, Carpenter has but to carve out a single signature look. Instead, she’s a wild card, leaving her followers guessing what might come subsequent. That is, after all, by design. “My look for every year has been totally different,” she told Vogue forward of final yr’s occasion. She made her debut in 2022 for “In America: An Anthology of Fashion,” the place she wore a golden two-piece set composed of a glittering bikini prime and high-waisted skirt by Rabanne.
In 2024, she stored issues slightly extra subdued, choosing a black mermaid robe by Oscar de la Renta that cascaded right into a cloud of blue. Last yr, Carpenter went all in on the “Tailored for You,” gown code, sporting a pinstriped “body-suited” look by Louis Vuitton. The silhouette was additionally paying homage to Lisa’s Louis Vuitton blazer and sheer tights. (Perhaps it is kismet that they’re each on this yr’s host committee.)
If final yr’s look was giving world pop star, tonight’s gave younger Hollywood starlet—two sides of the identical sartorial coin that’s Sabrina Carpenter.
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