Women's Lifestyle November 8, 2025 0 Comments

Ariana Grande’s Paris Look Is Turning Heads—But There’s One Glam Secret No One’s Talking About!

Is it even possible to look utterly enchanting while balancing on the tightrope between vintage glam and modern flair? Well, Ariana Grande just proved it’s not only possible—but downright mesmerizing. Picture this: the cast of Wicked flutters into Paris, and with them, Glinda’s closet explodes in a kaleidoscope of pinks, sparkles, and butterflies that would make even the Eiffel Tower blush. As Ari unveils gown after gown—each a stunning cocktail of old Hollywood charm sewn seamlessly with today’s edge—it feels like watching a chrysalis transform into a dazzling butterfly right before our eyes. This sartorial journey doesn’t just capture style; it echoes the transitions we all face, with a foot in the past and a daring step into what’s next. Trust me, blending that much elegance with raw authenticity isn’t just art—it’s a masterclass. LEARN MORE

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The cast of Wicked has made their way to Paris, and so has Glinda’s overflowing closet. While in France, Ariana Grande—and her newly dyed brown hair—unveiled look after look, with shades of pink, sparkles, and butterflies galore. A combination of custom and archival pieces, each gown on its own balanced an old Hollywood glamor with a modern touch; and together, they spoke to the transitional stage of life Grande has been embracing with Wicked: For Good just on the horizon. Part Ari, part Glinda; part past, part future.

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For one, she quite literally took things back a century, turning a vintage 1950s set into something contemporary through her glittery makeup and exposed tattoos. Pulled from celebrity-favorite vintage curator Timeless Vixen, Grande’s dress and coat were designed by Lilli Diamond, a go-to label of the time known for their cocktail dresses and hoop skirts. The black midi gown was constructed with ruching at the bodice, delicate spaghetti straps, and magenta floral appliqués. The flowers matched the color of her coat’s lining, which peeked out as the artist and actress walked, draping it on her arms.

For a similar color moment, the star changed into a custom Givenchy gown. Designed by Sarah Burton, the fuchsia piece was draped from duchesse satin and fashioned with a sliced cape down the back for a bit of added drama. The column silhouette mirrored Audrey Hepburn’s iconic Breakfast at Tiffany’s look, also a custom Givenchy, providing a nostalgic base for the modern accents.

Her custom Robert Wun gown, however, earned stylist Law Roach’s top spot, not just on the press tour, but overall. “One of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen,” he captioned his Instagram post, showing a behind-the-scenes look at the pale pink masterpiece. Designed with a strapless bodice breaking into a massive full skirt, the piece was made from doubled silk wool crepe and adorned with feathered, chromed butterflies that looked ready to take off at any moment. Paired with matching opera gloves, it was a surrealist take on a ’50s style—and the ultimate princess look.