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Grammy-Winning Hitmaker Stuns in ‘Bonkers' Red Carpet Look, Captivating Fans: ‘I Want to Hate This But I Actually Find It Kind of Interesting'

Grammy-Winning Hitmaker Stuns in ‘Bonkers' Red Carpet Look, Captivating Fans: ‘I Want to Hate This But I Actually Find It Kind of Interesting'

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Grammy-Winning Hitmaker Stuns in 'Bonkers' Red Carpet Look, Captivating Fans: 'I Want to Hate This But I Actually Find It Kind of Interesting' originally appeared on Parade.
Grammy-winning hitmaker once again proved her reign over the fashion world, turning heads at Paris Fashion Week in a sensational Schiaparelli creation. The artist stepped out in a striking, "macrame" inspired dress that immediately ignited a flurry of enthusiastic reactions, with fans celebrating her bold style and unique ability to wear even the most avant-garde designs.
The intricate ensemble, a testament to Schiaparelli's signature surrealist aesthetic, prompted widespread admiration for its daring vision and Cardi B's fearless execution. Social media platforms buzzed with excitement as fashion enthusiasts weighed in on the "bonkers" yet undeniably captivating look.
Online reactions poured in, with many praising Cardi B's inherent charisma and how she effortlessly embodies high fashion. One Reddit user articulated the sentiment perfectly: 'Strangely enough, I like it. And she's got the right attitude to pull it off.' Another agreed, noting, 'Somehow this is not wearing her, I like it.' Another said Cardi was the perfect person for such an over the top outfit, commenting, 'I think you have to have a big personality for this piece and she does. I also like that it's in the spirit of historic Schiaparelli work.'
Admirers also celebrated Schiaparelli's long-standing tradition of pushing boundaries. 'The awesome thing about Schiaparelli is that she (Elsa Schiaparelli) was making these sorts of looks back in the 1930s, so the house has always been off-the-wall. It's not them trying too hard to be edgy like some fashion houses; this kinda weirdness has been their bread and butter for nearly 100 years, and Cardi is wearing the [heck] out of it 👌,' one Redditor explained, giving historical context to the daring design.
The sheer audacity and artistry of the dress, combined with Cardi B's confidence, captivated many. 'I love it! It's bonkers in the best possible way and she's absolutely fantastic in it. Not everyone could wear this- Cardi is a total badass! I'm a huge fan of avant garde fashion when it's done well and worn by someone who can work it!' a fan enthusiastically shared. Another Instagram comment simply stated, 'This is stunningggg.'
Cardi B's unique ability to command such challenging pieces was a recurring theme. 'One thing I about Cardi is she is gonna wear the look, it's not gonna wear her and there aren't a lot of people I can say that about when it comes to this kind of fashion,' a user remarked. Her presence in high fashion also drew praise for promoting inclusivity: 'I really love to see her in high fashion. She always looks incredible- you really see girls with curves put in high fashion.'
Even those initially unsure found themselves swayed. 'I want to hate this but I actually find it kind of interesting,' one Reddit user admitted, humorously adding, "Also I'd be doing twirls to spin the beads out hahaha.' Another playful comment joked, 'Me going too hard when I first learned how to macramé.'
Grammy-Winning Hitmaker Stuns in 'Bonkers' Red Carpet Look, Captivating Fans: 'I Want to Hate This But I Actually Find It Kind of Interesting' first appeared on Parade on Jul 7, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 7, 2025, where it first appeared.
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