Pop star Sabrina Carpenter made a stunning appearance at the Met Gala, donning a bespoke Dior gown inspired by a classic 1954 film. The singer, fresh from headlining Coachella, graced the red carpet in a Jonathan Anderson-designed tulle dress. The high-neck halter outfit featured film strip embellishments and rhinestones, perfectly aligning with the event’s ‘Fashion is Art’ theme. Sabrina accessorized with a jeweled headband, a shimmering tulle train, and stylish Louboutin heels.

In a TikTok video, Sabrina shared that her outfit was made entirely of film, expressing her admiration for the design team behind it. The gown drew significance from the movie “Sabrina,” one of her all-time favorites. The Met Gala coincided with what would have been Audrey Hepburn’s 97th birthday, adding a poignant touch as the fashion icon passed away in 1993.

Sabrina, a member of the event’s host committee alongside other celebrities, delivered a captivating performance at the gala. She treated the audience to her hit songs, including Espresso and Please, Please, Please, before joining Stevie Nicks for a rendition of Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide.” Throughout the evening, Sabrina showcased multiple outfit changes, impressing attendees with her fashion choices.

The Met Gala, a renowned fundraising event for The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, attracted notable guests like Beyoncé, who made a grand return after a decade. The music superstar, co-chairing this year’s event, donned a striking skeleton gown by designer Olivier Rousteing. The gala featured a mix of fashion, music, and philanthropy, creating a memorable evening for all attendees.