Sabrina Carpenter Goes Bombshell in Platinum Pin-Up Curls, Lace and Diamonds for “Vogue” Cover Shoot

She’s a (cover) star!

Sabrina Carpenter has undoubtedly been on a fashion high since entering her Short n’ Sweet era, which means it's no surprise that she brought her signature va-va-voom to the cover of Vogue’s March 2025 issue in lingerie, diamonds and the most bombshell curls you’ve ever seen.

Styled by Ib Kamara and lensed by renowned celebrity fashion photographer Steven Meisel, the “Juno” singer, 25, channels the likes of Marilyn Monroe and Madonna in a series of designer pin-up looks.

On the cover, she strikes a sexy pose in a custom Dolce & Gabbana baby blue minidress designed in the silhouette of a lace-up corset. She wears a bedazzled cuff and long studded chain necklace for jewelry.

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The pop star is also featured in a lingerie-like maroon lace dress by Gucci, matching Paris Texas heels with feathery details and Tiffany & Co. earrings. Meanwhile, another image shows her in a butter yellow strapless Prada gown accessorized with Graff jewelry and a LaPointe feathered jacket.

Her signature golden blonde locks were transformed by Guido Palau into voluminious platinum blonde curls while her makeup, done by Pat McGrath, showcased her signature lined lips and bold brows.

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In her cover story, Carpenter spoke about her style evolution that began after releasing Emails I Can’t Send, her fifth studio album that dropped in 2022. As told by Vogue, the project was a reflection of Carpenter's heartbreak at the time, and she wanted to translate that with a “stripped-down and timeless” aesthetic that was in part inspired by past images of Kate Moss.

“That’s why, on the cover of Emails, I’m just in this black slip dress. There’s nothing too complicated about it. My hair’s very natural.”

Carpenter added that she began to notice a change in her style while touring the record. “I started wearing outfits that felt more like myself. And then it sort of bled into, like, I was writing these songs that felt more and more like my personality.”

And when it came time to record Short n’ Sweet, an album filled with cheeky innuendos, Carpenter told Vogue that she recalled “feeling inspired by images of women that felt very strong and hyperfeminine. And then being like: If only she said what she was actually thinking.”

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Carpenter’s high-fashion cover comes on the heels of her Grammys debut on Feb. 2. Nominated for six awards, she walked home with two: best pop vocal album (Short n’ Sweet) and best pop solo performance (“Espresso”).

Her red carpet look was among the highlights of the night, featuring a sexy backless baby blue halter gown by Jonathan Anderson and 80 carats worth of Chopard diamonds, including the massive 50-carat stone that dangled at her back.

After performing a mashup of “Espresso” and “Please Please Please” in a bedazzled bodysuit and sparkly tuxedo, she slipped into a gold chainmail gown paired with a matching bejeweled flask.

Vogue's March 2025 issue is on newsstands Feb. 25.

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