Chappell Roan, last year’s Best New Artist, turned heads—and stirred debate—once again at the 2026 Grammy Awards with a daring red carpet statement.
The Grammys, music’s biggest night, delivered all the glitz and glam expected—but political commentary was front and center. Stars like Bad Bunny, Olivia Dean, Shaboozy, and Gloria Estefan used their wins to call out the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies, while Roan made headlines for her fearless fashion choice.
The singer arrived in a sheer maroon Mugler gown, held up with intricate chest rings—a bold nod to Manfred Thierry Mugler’s 1998 Jeu de Paume collection, reimagined by Miguel Castro Freitas for Spring/Summer 2026. The look sparked a whirlwind of conversation online. Fashion insiders praised its historical inspiration, while others slammed it as shocking and inappropriate.
“Disgusting. Absolutely low class,” one viewer tweeted. Another added, “Award shows need a dress code. We don’t need to see your b**bs, ladies!”
Roan’s appearance is part of a broader trend that has gained momentum since 2025, with stars like Julia Fox, Florence Pugh, Bianca Censori, Teyana Taylor, Kristen Stewart, and Dakota Johnson embracing sheer, skin-baring ensembles. Some fans defended the look:
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