Oh, This? Just Sabrina Carpenter Making a Surprise Cameo on the Vogue World Runway in Retro Swimwear
Our obsession with Sabrina Carpenter is showing no sign of slowing down anytime soon. We may be biased as the pint-sized singer is currently the Cosmo UK cover star (if you haven't bought the new issue yet, it's not too late btw!), but she's seemingly everywhere rn. And always in a stunning look, obvi.
From the vintage Roberto Cavalli orange mini dress she wore at BBC Radio One's Big Weekend to the England football shirt she layered over her Versace dress for Capital's Summertime Ball, we're always eager to see what Sabrina is wearing. But it's not just her on-stage festival 'fits we're taking note of. Off duty, she's been loving the office siren trend in an array of blazer dresses and skirt suits.
Despite her current prevalence, the last place we anticipated seeing Sabrina was on the Vogue World: Paris runway yesterday (June 23). Yet, that's exactly where she was.
In a surprise cameo rivaled only by Katy Perry's unexpected appearance on the catwalk in a very revealing naked dress, Sabrina skipped and sashayed through the French capital in a custom Jacquemus red and white striped look. Cue us singing, "She's working late, cause she's a MODEL".
Measuring five feet (aka hardly the usual statuesque height of high fashion models) she repped the petite girls in a nautical ensemble that took cues from Brigitte Bardot's beachy style and consisted of a swimsuit-inspired dress design with a sarong overlay. A coordinating headscarf was knotted under Sabrina's chin adding Old Hollywood vibes, with red open-toe mules completing the look.
The Vogue World: Paris show explored the past 100 years of French fashion and sport, pairing each decade with a different athletic endeavor. Sabrina fittingly walked during the 1940s era that honored aquatic sports.
This may have been Sabrina's runway debut, but please, please, please say this won't be the last time she takes to the catwalk.
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