Sabrina Carpenter Attended Olivia Rodrigo's Concert in This Exact Dress
The "Manchild" songstress (who famously dated Olivia's ex, Joshua Bassett) wasn't just at the concert. She traveled all the way from Paris to catch the set and was having herself a good ole time bopping to hits like, ahem, "Drivers License." IYKYK. She didn't just nail the whole ~girls supporting girls~ thing, either. She also nailed the 'fit. Sabrina swapped her afternoon look (head-to-toe Dior look for Jonathan Anderson's debut Homme Menswear show) for a sheer Guizio babydoll dress, black leather boots, and the Loewe Puzzle Edge bag.
While the Guizio dress is tragically sold out online (moment of silence, pls), Revolve is already prepping its restock (light! At the end of the tunnel!!). In fact, you can preorder the style RN in the most Sabrina-coded baby blue shade and it'll ship out in just a few weeks.
And let me tell you, it's worth the brief wait. The lightweight poplin fabric is ideal for summer—hello, less material = less sweat. It's simple math—while the breezy babydoll silhouette is similarly cool, literally and figuratively. The style is partially lined for some but not too much coverage, and features the most intricate embroidered lace detailing that gives "once in a lifetime thrift store treasure."
So, you want to recreate our girl's entire look?? Easy peasy. Snag a pair of short-shorts for underneath (the brand's Maelle style would be my first pick) and a black leather boot (my vote's on these Amazon ones). Finish off the 'fit with Quince's Italian leather patchwork crossbody, which looks soooo much like the $3,850 Loewe version slung across Sabrina's shoulder.
Maybe take a cue from our fave pop princesses and befriend your ex's ex while you're at it. The Sabrina-Olivia tale should be a lesson—he was always the problem.
Megan Schaltegger is an NYC-based writer. She loves strong coffee, eating her way through the Manhattan food scene, and her dog, Murray. She promises not to talk about herself in third person IRL.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
12 hours ago
- Yahoo
Lorde Bags First U.K. No. 1 Album With ‘Virgin'
Lorde has earned her first U.K. No. 1 LP as Virgin tops the Official Albums Chart dated July 4. Her fourth studio album surpasses her previous records to hit the top spot, beating 2013's Pure Heroine (No. 4), 2017's Melodrama (No. 5) and 2021 LP Solar Power (No. 2). More from Billboard Lorde's 'Virgin': All 11 Tracks Ranked LL Cool J and Jazmine Sullivan Cancel Philadelphia Fest Appearances in Support of City Workers' Strike Lewis Capaldi Scores First U.K. No. 1 Since 2023 with Comeback Single 'Survive' Speaking to the Official Charts Company, Lorde says, 'I cannot believe that I've got Number 1 in the U.K.! This is absolutely insane. I felt so much love from the U.K. on Virgin. I cannot thank you enough and I cannot wait to see you on the tour very, very soon. Sending all my love. Love you guys so much!' The New Zealand-born star appeared at Glastonbury last weekend (June 27) with a surprise set to open the festival, performing Virgin in full. Later this year, she will hit the U.K and Ireland for an arena tour, including a stop at London's 20,000-capacity O2 Arena. Bruce Springsteen earns his 25th top 10 LP with epic boxset Tracks II: The Lost Albums, which features 82 previously-unheard tracks from the period spanning 1983 to 2018. Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet, meanwhile, breaks a long-standing record as it closes the week at No. 2. At 45 weeks, her LP boasts the longest consecutive top five streak for a solo artist LP in Official Albums Chart history, surpassing Elvis Presley's G.I. Blues and its 44-week run. Ed Sheeran's +–=÷× (Tour Collection) finishes at No. 4, while Rod Stewart experiences a post-Glasto boost for his career-spanning Ultimate Hits collection (No. 5). Stewart performed in the Legend's slot on the Pyramid Stage last Sunday (June 29) and was joined by former Small Face bandmate Ronnie Wood during his performance. Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Four Decades of 'Madonna': A Look Back at the Queen of Pop's Debut Album on the Charts Chart Rewind: In 1990, Madonna Was in 'Vogue' Atop the Hot 100
Yahoo
a day ago
- Yahoo
Sabrina Carpenter tones down headline show - but she's still at her best
Sabrina Carpenter brought her signature sugary pop sound to a crowd of 65,000 at London's BST Festival on Saturday night. The 26-year-old has built a brand around sexual confidence and racy lyrics, which were noticeably toned down as the US singer embraced a more family friendly show in London's Hyde Park. At one point a graphic flashed up on screen advising "parental discretion" as Carpenter launched into album track Bed Chem. She ditched her usual sexually suggestive performance on song Juno and instead used a cannon to fire t-shirts into the crowd. Despite these changes she was still at her best, storming through a 17-song tracklist that comprised her biggest hits, charming the crowd with her Hollywood smile and incredibly bouncy hair. Carpenter writes music for women of the dating app generation and her songs are filled with the type of anecdotes you've heard over Friday night drinks with the girls - from the anger over not getting closure to the fear of a man embarrassing you when they meet all your friends. Perhaps that is what makes her so relatable. She's a talented singer and dancer who shot to fame on the Disney Channel, but she could also so easily be your mate who brings over ice cream when you're going through a break-up. Her ability to switch from a sassy upbeat dance number to a vulnerable, acoustic solo performance is also impressive. She's an accomplished performer for someone whose breakout hit, Espresso, is little over a year old. But much to the surprise of many, she's been in this game for a very long time. The Pennsylvania-born star began posting videos of herself on YouTube at the age of 10 and came third in a competition to find the next Miley Cyrus a year later. After starring in a few small acting roles, the singer became a bona fide Disney star in 2013 when she was cast in TV series Girl Meets World. She began releasing music the following year and has released six albums to date, but has only recently received global recognition. Carpenter became the first female artist to hold both the number one and number two positions on the UK singles chart for three consecutive weeks in 2024 and she also became the first artist in 71 years to spend 20 weeks at the top of the charts with Espresso. From watching her live, it appears she's been waiting patiently for this moment for quite some time, to perform on the biggest stages around the world and to thousands of fans - something she references a few times between songs. She told the crowd she was "so, so grateful" that the audience had chosen to spend their Saturday evening with her, gushing that "London is so fun and there's so much to do here". Much of the cheekiness she has built her brand on was weaved in throughout her performance, including 1950s style infomercials advertising sprays that erase no-good men from your life and mattresses that are perfect for "activities". But aside from a racy rendition of Bed Chem and a snippet of Pony by Ginuine (one for the Magic Mike fans) the show was more PG than expected. Perhaps it was due to the large volume of young children stood in the crowd amongst us Gen Zs and millennials. Or perhaps the pop princess needs a break from making headlines. The first was back in March, when her Brit Awards opening performance was criticised for being too racy for pre-watershed television. Media watchdog Ofcom received more than 800 complaints, with the majority relating to Carpenter's choreography with dancers dressed in Beefeater outfits. Then in June this year she was once again under fire for sharing artwork for her new album, Man's Best Friend, which showed her on her hands and knees in a short dress whilst an anonymous man in a suit grabbed her hair. Carpenter then revealed alternative artwork she said was "approved by God" and shows her holding the arm of a suited man. Criticism for the original artwork came from charities including Glasgow Women's Aid which supports victims of domestic abuse. It said Carpenter's album cover was "regressive" and "promotes an element of violence and control". Heather Binning of Women's Rights Network, also told the BBC that violence against women should "never be used as satire". Sabrina Carpenter fans queue for 12 hours Sabrina Carpenter reveals new album art 'approved by God' after outcry Priest replaced after Sabrina Carpenter shoots music video in his church But what Saturday's performance showed is that Carpenter is a true professional, someone who can easily adapt both her style and setlist to cater to different audiences. She ended the show perfectly, taking to a crane that panned across the huge mass of people, thrilling fans and giving them the opportunity for a close-up video to post on their social media. "Damn nobody showed up," she joked, adding: "London thank you so much for having us tonight, this has to be one of the biggest shows I've played in my entire life." She wrapped up with Espresso, marking the end of the show by downing some in martini-form from a crystal glass. There were a few mutters from the crowd, who perhaps were expecting a special guest or two, but it was clear from the offset that this would be a defining moment in the popstar's career and one where she only wants the spotlight on her.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Yahoo
'Bewitched' Star, 61, Turns Heads in Birthday Selfie
'Bewitched' Star, 61, Turns Heads in Birthday Selfie originally appeared on Parade. Bewitchedstar Erin Murphy turned 61 on June 17. The actress, who portrayed Tabitha Stephens on the hit sitcom, shared a selfie on Instagram to mark her special day. "Rise & shine, it's my birthday! This is 61," Murphy captioned her post. Many fans wished Murphy a happy birthday in the comments section of her post. "Happy birthday! You look amazing," one person wrote. "Happy birthday. You are simply gorgeous," someone else said. "Well happy bday Tabitha!!!" a third comment read. "Happy birthday Erin, you are a very beautiful woman, just like when you were 20 years old. Beauty has always been with you," a fourth Instagram user added. Days before her birthday, Murphy shared that she'd made it to the final table at the Ed Asner Celebrity Poker Tournament. "Happiness is going into the final table with the most chips! The empty seat next to me is where I knocked out Beth Broderick from Sabrina the Teenaged Witch! TV witches can't always stick together," Murphy captioned a post on June 15. 🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 Murphy first joined the Bewitched cast in its second season alongside her twin sister, Diane Murphy, who also turned 61 on June 17. Eventually, Erin continued on in the role on her own and played Tabitha until the series ended in 1972. Following her time on Bewitched, Murphy went on to star in a handful of shows, including The Comeback Kids in 2014 and Life Interrupted, a TV movie that was released in 2017. 'Bewitched' Star, 61, Turns Heads in Birthday Selfie first appeared on Parade on Jun 18, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 18, 2025, where it first appeared.
