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06 Sept 2025
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Sabrina Carpenter wearing dress by Jonathan Anderson. (Picture Credit: Instagram @ MTVUK)
The ‘Please Please Please’ singer Sabrina Carpenter took home her first Grammy awards on Monday all while wearing a custom dress by Magherafelt designer Jonathan Anderson.
The 25 year old pop star wore a beautiful custom halterneck baby-blue dress featuring feather detailing along the waist and hem. The star dazzled the red carpet in the satin number which was also adorned with 50-carat diamond pendant Chopard’s Garden of Kalahari Collection cascading down her back. The eye-catching dress perfectly complimented Sabrina’s blonde hair and blue eyes.
The style was paired with a backwards pearl and diamond necklace while her blonde locks were curled and pinned in a classic Hollywood up-do.
County Derry man Anderson is the designer and creative director of Loewe and the son of Irish rugby hero Willie Anderson. He has also founded his own label JW Anderson. Anderson is one of the most respected names in the fashion industry and last year was named in one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People list.
The designer shared the moment on his Instagram story with a photo of the pint-sized singer in the show-stopping backless dress.
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