Sabrina Carpenter, during her August 28, 2025 appearance on the CBS Morning Show, unveiled a new take on power dressing with a look that was part business, part boudoir.
The first time I saw a sheer-sleeved blazer, it was on a Paris runway—an homage to the delicate balance of strength and softness. Now, with Sabrina Carpenter’s latest look for the CBS Morning Show , it’s clear this quiet, clever trend has officially hit the American mainstream.
Sabrina Carpenter, arriving for her August 28, 2025 appearance, showcased a look that felt both classic and subtly subversive. She layered a black, sheer-sleeved top—a delicate whisper of fabric—beneath a sleeveless blazer. This is the new power suit, stripped of its old-world stiffness. The blazer, tailored to perfection, features a defined collar and a singular button closure at the waist, creating a sharp, modern silhouette. The true genius lies in the contrast: the structure of the black suiting against the ethereal quality of the sheer sleeves. It’s a look that says “business” with a wink.
The styling was masterful in its simplicity. She paired the top with what appears to be high-waisted, wide-leg denim in a deep indigo wash, cinched with a matching dark denim belt. The silhouette is a beautiful nod to the ‘70s, a look that has become a staple of celebrity fashion and has been reinterpreted by brands from Celine to Gucci. On her feet, the vintage finds were a coup: a pair of Dior Vintage Mules. The shoes, with their delicate, crisscross strap detail and a subtle platform, add a touch of heritage and artisanal flair to the otherwise contemporary ensemble.
Her accessories were minimal but intentional. A small, delicate gold chain necklace and a few simple rings let the outfit do the talking. Her hair, in soft, layered waves, framed her face, while her makeup was a study in soft glamour, anchored by a smokey eye and a defined lip. This styling cohesion elevates the entire look, proving that the most memorable outfits are about a feeling, not just a brand name.
Paris Hilton channels noir futurism in Karl Lagerfeld’s Fall/Winter 2025 campaign—fur-trimmed tailoring, oversized bows, and a manifesto tee that doesn’t whisper.
Paris Hilton has never been one to tiptoe into a trend—she stomps in, stilettos first. And in Karl Lagerfeld’s Fall/Winter 2025 campaign, she does exactly that. Shot in stark black-and-white, the visuals are a masterclass in editorial maximalism, with Hilton serving up a trio of looks that feel equal parts punk, Parisian, and postmodern.
The first look is a tailored blazer-style dress with exaggerated faux fur sleeves—think Joan Crawford meets cyberpunk. The deep V-neckline and asymmetrical hem add tension to the silhouette, while the satin finish keeps it luxe. The second ensemble features a black sweater adorned with oversized white bows, paired with a lace-trimmed skirt and thigh-high boots. It’s a study in contrast: soft versus sharp, girlish versus gothic. And then there’s the manifesto moment—a white shirt scrawled with “I’M LIVING MEMOIR DON’T NEED TO WRITE,” layered under a dark blazer and jeans. It’s fashion as declaration, not decoration.
Hilton’s accessories are as deliberate as her poses. A structured handbag with a textured surface anchors the first look, while a quilted top-handle bag with chain strap adds dimension to the second. The final outfit features a Karl Lagerfeld Paris handbag—bold branding, bold attitude. Fingerless gloves, oversized sunglasses, and diamond earrings punctuate the styling with just enough drama. Nothing feels accidental.
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Gigi Hadid is the face of Rabanne’s latest fragrance, Million Gold for Her.
Never one to simply wear a look, Gigi Hadid embodies a gilded, almost dangerous new energy—a sharp-shouldered (and frankly, unapologetic) glamour for the latest Rabanne campaign. This isn’t just an ad; it’s a mood board for the new season’s power dressing.
The campaign captures two distinct yet cohesive visions. First, the black velvet blazer, cut with an open front that plunges deep, showcasing a striking, oversized gold chain necklace. This piece is less an accessory and more a weapon, its thick links and single, massive clasp serving as the focal point. The blazer’s sharp, structured shoulders contrast with the softness of the velvet, creating a silhouette that is both sensual and commanding. Her hair is a cascade of deliberately undone, golden waves, while her makeup remains understated, with a focus on a luminous complexion and a neutral lip.
The second image offers a starker, more tailored narrative. Here, Hadid dons a pinstripe blazer cinched at the waist with a thin, black belt and adorned with a cascade of gold chain belts. She holds the oversized, angular Rabanne perfume bottle like a clutch. This look is all about precision and polish—from the sleek, pulled-back hair to the defined, elongated cat-eye makeup. The gold accessories—including the statement necklace and large hoop earrings—connect the two looks, establishing a consistent aesthetic. The pinstripes add a classic, almost corporate edge to the rebel-chic styling, a nod to the blending of formalwear with avant-garde sensibility that has become a defining aspect of modern celebrity style .
Both outfits, though different in texture and form, share a cohesive narrative. The lighting and golden backdrop create a luxurious, almost cinematic atmosphere, positioning Hadid as a modern-day icon. She projects confidence and a powerful, magnetic attitude, proving that true luxury is as much about how you carry yourself as what you wear. The look is a masterclass in styling, bringing together classic tailoring and opulent accessories to craft a look that is both timeless and of the moment.
So, is this the new gold standard for celebrity fashion—or just Gigi Hadid proving once again that she can sell a vision, not just a product?
