Sabrina Carpenter’s viral “Man’s Best Friend” campaign (and frankly, a surprise drop) takes a new turn in a series of promotional shots that are part futuristic, part playful Americana.
Sabrina Carpenter’s latest project is a collaboration with Waymo and Spotify, and the imagery is a masterclass in blending high-tech with high-fashion. The campaign images, shot at night, feature the star with a self-driving Waymo vehicle, transforming a typical promotional shoot into something akin to a Blade Runner-esque fashion moment. The result is a perfect fusion of technological advancement and personal style.
Carpenter wears a red and white checkered two-piece set that instantly evokes a nostalgic, picnic-ready aesthetic. The bralette-style top features delicate spaghetti straps and a subtle scoop neckline, while the matching high-waisted shorts have a playful, brief-like silhouette. This gingham pattern, often associated with a sweeter, more innocent style, is given a sharp, contemporary edge through the styling. The look is a bold subversion of expectations—it’s Marie Antoinette if she were a cyber-punk pop princess.
The real showstopper is the footwear. Carpenter pairs the outfit with towering white stiletto heels that feature a matching red and white gingham bow detail at the ankle, tying the entire look together with a whimsical, yet sophisticated, bow. This intentional choice bridges the gap between the casual, almost retro, nature of the outfit and the sleek, futuristic backdrop of the self-driving car. Her hair, styled in a messy, voluminous half-ponytail, adds to the sense of effortless cool, as if she just stepped out of the car. Her makeup is fresh and dewy, focusing on a clean base and a soft smoky eye that keeps the attention on the playful outfit. The overall mood is confident and a little bit mischievous.
Never one to miss a moment, Sofia Carson unveils a dual masterpiece of dramatic celebrity style at the Venice Film Festival—from a baroque rebellion to a neoclassical dream.
At the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, Sofia Carson proved she’s a master of sartorial transformation. Moving beyond her polished pop persona, the star debuted not one, but two, entirely distinct looks that captured the festival’s high-fashion essence with equal parts grace and edge. The result was a captivating study in duality: the soft romanticism of a beaded Elie Saab couture moment followed by the stark, architectural lines of an Armani Privé creation.
This is a woman who understands a visual narrative.
For the amfAR Gala, Carson attended in a breathtaking Elie Saab Fall/Winter 2025 couture gown. A vision in blush, the dress was an intricate tapestry of heavy beadwork and floral embroidery, its corset top providing a structured counterpoint to the ethereal, voluminous sleeves. The delicate, almost sheer fabric shimmered under the lights, creating a soft, dream-like effect. It was pure old-world glamour, a look designed to be seen in the golden hour light of the Venetian canals.
In contrast, her red-carpet moment for the Frankenstein premiere was a lesson in minimalist futurism. The Armani Privé gown was a sleek, form-fitting silhouette in a pale, almost beige tone. The fabric appeared to be a shimmering, high-tech mesh or finely woven sequins, catching the light in a subtle yet mesmerizing way. Its long sleeves and simple cut gave it a powerful, almost severe elegance—a direct foil to the romanticism of the Elie Saab look.
Stepping out in Chelsea, Emilia Jones redefined power dressing, embracing a daring silhouette that marries classic pinstripes with modern sensuality—a true masterclass in contemporary celebrity style.
Emilia Jones turned heads as she strolled around Chelsea, New York City on Tuesday, September 2, 2025. The British actress, 23, looked nothing short of sensational in a plunging black pinstripe blazer dress, which showcased her long, toned pins with undeniable flair.
