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Published 11:50 02 Feb 2026 GMT
The 68th Grammy Awards brought spectacle and star power to the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Before a single trophy was handed out, Chappell Roan had already left jaws on the floor with a bold and talked‑about fashion moment.
Viewers online quickly turned one brief exchange on the red carpet into one of the most shared clips of the night.
Roan, nominated for two awards, stunned in a sheer custom Mugler gown that blurred the lines between fashion and performance art. The look did not go unnoticed by her fellow attendees, including actor Jamie Foxx, who paused during the red carpet to speak to Roan in front of his daughters.
As Roan unveiled her daring outfit - which exposed much of her breasts - a video from the red carpet captured Foxx stepping into her space with his daughters, Corinne Foxx and Anelise Bishop.
He introduced Roan to his younger daughter and appeared to speak about how big a fan she was. According to footage posted online, Foxx said to Roan that his kids loved her, prompting a quick interaction between Roan and the teen.
Foxx seemed aware of the awkward timing, and the clip shows him saying, “I’m sorry. I’m sorry,” as he backed away after the introduction. A moment intended to be warm spread quickly across social platforms, with hundreds of thousands of views and a mix of reactions about the outfit and the timing of the comment.
Viewers of the viral clip took to social media to share their impressions. Some found the moment humorous and unexpected, others focused on Roan’s bold look, and many merged the two elements in their posts.
One viewer wrote, “I’m sorry. Did he just introduce his kids to her with her entire a*s tiies out?” Another added, “I wonder if it was awkward to talk to them with her tiies out,” capturing the tone of many of the reactions online.
Roan’s maroon Mugler dress was widely discussed before and after the encounter, with its transparent bodice and custom design from Miguel Castro Freitas sparking debate about red carpet fashion norms.
Despite the divide in opinions, the interaction between Foxx and Roan became one of the defining clips of the evening, blending celebrity culture, fashion, and unfiltered red carpet moments.
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Published 10:10 02 Feb 2026 GMT
Last night (February 1), the 68th Grammy Awards brought spectacle and star power to the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.
But before a single trophy was handed out, Chappell Roan had already left jaws on the floor.
The 'Pink Pony Club' singer, nominated for two awards this year, turned heads in a sheer custom Mugler gown that redefined daring.
The gown featured a transparent bodice with maroon fabric draped from faux nipples and nipple rings, and flowed into a dramatic train, revealing her black underwear.
The look was a nod to Mugler’s iconic spring/summer 1998 “Jeu de Paume” couture collection, and was reimagined by designer Miguel Castro Freitas for his Spring/Summer 2026 line.
Though Roan changed outfits twice more during the night, nothing matched the audacity of her arrival.
One viewer said she looked "completely stunning," while another quipped: "It would hurt like hell if she stepped on her dress."
Fashion wasn’t the only force making noise at the Grammys. From global stars like Bad Bunny and Billie Eilish to rising voices like Olivia Dean and Shaboozey, the red carpet and the stage became platforms for protest, specifically against the Trump administration’s immigration crackdowns.
“I’m going to say ICE out,” Bad Bunny declared bluntly during his acceptance speech. “We’re not savages, we’re not animals, we’re not aliens - we’re humans.”
British newcomer Olivia Dean, who took home Best New Artist, spotlighted her heritage: “I’m up here as the granddaughter of an immigrant. I’m a product of bravery," while Shaboozey honored his immigrant mother: “Immigrants built this country, so this is for them.”
Billie Eilish, winning Song of the Year for “Wildflower,” called on fans to “keep fighting and speaking up.” And SZA, who shared Record of the Year with Kendrick Lamar, added: “We’re not governed by the government, we are governed by god.”
The sentiment was sewn into the night as dozens of stars wore white pins with “ICE OUT” in bold black letters.
Their comments come after federal agents shot and killed two Americans in Minneapolis, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, sparking nationwide outrage and bipartisan backlash. The Department of Justice has since opened a civil rights investigation into Pretti’s death.
Trump’s border chief, Tom Homan, promised a “draw down” of federal forces if Minnesota officials cooperate. But as he put it: “We are not surrendering our mission at all. We’re just doing it smarter," per BBC News.
Published 11:26 03 Feb 2026 GMT
Chappell Roan has responded after appearing topless at the 2026 Grammy Awards.
The 27-year-old singer arrived at the star-studded event, which took place on Sunday (February 1), in a custom Mugler gown that left little to the imagination.
The sheer burgundy dress featured a transparent bodice and was held up by nipple rings and faux nipples. It also flowed into a dramatic train, which revealed black underwear.
The striking look, which included a sheer hooded cape she removed for photos, quickly made the rounds on social media and sparked a whirlwind of reactions.
Some users praised Roan's boldness while others questioned the ‘X-rated’ nature of the outfit.
On Monday (February 2), the 'Good Luck, Babe!' songstress addressed the controversy around her look on her social media.
"I don’t even think this is THAT outrageous of an outfit," she wrote on Instagram. “The look’s actually so awesome and weird. I recommend just exercising your free will; it’s really fun and silly :D.”
She also thanked her fans and credited those involved in creating the look, including Sasha Glasser, who worked on the prosthetic nipples.
Her stylist, Genesis Webb, also took to social media to clarify details, stating that the nipple rings and faux nipples were prosthetics. “This isn’t casual. They’re prosthetics, don’t take it down!!” Webb wrote in the caption.
While many focused on the shock value of the outfit, others appreciated the artistry and craftsmanship behind it.
Makeup artist Andrew Dahling, who worked on Roan's look, described it as “fantasy” and “otherworldly” but also “grounded,” noting the importance of balancing the tattoos, prosthetics, and gown.
"There was so much going on - the tattoos, the prosthetic nipples, all of it, but overall we wanted everything to feel cohesive and really honor the dress and the medieval world we were living in," he said in an interview with Marie Claire. "The glam came from that."
Fans also flocked to the 'Hot to Go' singer's comment section to show their admiration for the outfit.
"You look so good there are no words sufficient enough to suffice," one fan reacted, while another said: "I’m gonna think about this everyday until I die."
A third chimed in: "Looks like the hottest versión of Melissadre on Game of Thrones," and a fourth quipped: "This one had me bamboozled this morning because I could not figure out what I was looking at until I showed my wife and she was like 'pasties'. Then it made sense."
One more user added: "Some people have never seen b**bs in their life and it shows. You looked absolutely INCREDIBLE!"
Published 17:29 02 Feb 2026 GMT
Chappell Roan's stylist has spoken out after the singer shocked viewers with her red carpet look at the Grammys.
The 27-year-old songstress, known for her eclectic style, stepped onto the red carpet in a custom sheer Mugler gown that left little to the imagination.
The gown featured a transparent bodice with maroon fabric draped from faux nipples and nipple rings, and flowed into a dramatic train, revealing her black underwear.
The look was a nod to Mugler’s iconic spring/summer 1998 “Jeu de Paume” couture collection, and was reimagined by designer Miguel Castro Freitas for his Spring/Summer 2026 line.
While the look undoubtedly stunned onlookers, it also sparked a flurry of reactions online.
One commenter praised the 'Pink Pony Club' artist's boldness, saying she looked “completely stunning," while another joked, “It would hurt like hell if she stepped on her dress."
A third posted: “I’m confused by the dress. Where are her nipples? What is the dress attached to?”
In response to the confusion surrounding the look, Roan's stylist, Genesis Webb, took to Instagram to clarify the details behind the ensemble.
She explained that the dress was not as “casual” as some may have assumed, revealing that the nipple rings and faux nipples were prosthetics. “This isn’t casual. They’re prosthetics, don’t take it down!!” Webb wrote in the caption.
She also credited the designers and other collaborators, adding, “Chappell wears custom @muglerofficial on red carpet for the @grammys <3 Custom tattoos by @puppypuppyplaytime. Jewelry by @buccellatimilan.”
Webb has been Roan's stylist for several years. Her creations have included memorable looks such as Roan’s viral Statue of Liberty performance and the stunning Swan Lake ensemble worn on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Webb did an interview with Service95, where she revealed her journey as a stylist is deeply rooted in her personal experiences growing up in Oklahoma City.
Feeling “really separate from the world,” she found inspiration in the creative works of others, citing the 2011 Alexander McQueen documentary "McQueen and I" as a pivotal moment in her career.
“It will never be something I don’t think back on,” she told the outlet. “I rewatch it every year. It resets me.”
Known for her personal aesthetic, which blends moody mirror selfies with chaotic behind-the-scenes shots, Webb’s style often contrasts with her clients'.
Her wardrobe leans toward “anti-fashion” with an appreciation for dark, brooding, and boundary-pushing designs by artists like Rick Owens and Ann Demeulemeester.
The stylist was asked what her favourite styling Moment was, and she said: "Chappell [Roan]’s look for Bonnaroo [music festival] is the most full-circle and most sentimental for me."
"She wore Chloë Sevigny’s nurse outfit from [the 2003 film] Party Monster. I went to Bonnaroo for the first time exactly 10 years prior, when I was 16. It was such a different time for me, and I was making a lot of mistakes while living a very difficult life at home."
"I watched Party Monster all the time to escape what I was living. During Chappell’s performance, I thought about how different my life was and how I would be so, so proud of myself if I saw what I was doing at 16. It was really special," she added.
We can't wait to see Roan's next look!
Published 10:39 03 Feb 2026 GMT
At the 68th annual Grammy Awards on February 1, Chappell Roan stunned attendees and viewers alike with her daring and nearly topless ensemble. The 'Pink Pony Club' singer arrived on the red carpet in a sheer custom Mugler gown that left very little to the imagination.
The gown featured a transparent bodice with faux nipples and nipple rings, sparking reactions from fans who couldn’t help but question whether her bold look was even legal in Los Angeles.
While her outfit turned heads, it also left some viewers wondering if it was in violation of public nudity laws. In response to the growing speculation, AI has weighed in on whether her outfit could have crossed any legal lines. Let’s break it down.
The question many asked was whether Chappell Roan’s outfit violated any laws in Los Angeles, where the Grammys were held. According to AI’s analysis, the answer is a resounding no.
“The Grammys take place in Los Angeles, California. In LA, public nudity laws prohibit full exposure of genitalia or female nipples in public, but there’s some flexibility for fashion, art, or performance, especially on private property or controlled events.”
This is key because the Grammys, being a private event, have specific allowances for fashion and art that may not be applicable in other public settings.
AI also points out that Roan’s gown didn’t expose her breasts in a way that would violate any laws: “Reports and photos show that her dress used sheer fabric and strategically placed covers/prosthetics. So while it appeared topless, her breasts weren’t fully exposed in a way that would violate the law. This is a common couture technique used on runways and red carpets.”
Another important detail mentioned in AI's response is the fact that there were no reports of legal repercussions for Roan's outfit. “There were no arrests or police warnings issued over her outfit, which is the clearest practical indicator that it didn’t break any law.” If the outfit had been truly illegal, it’s likely that there would have been some intervention, but the lack of any such actions strongly suggests that Roan’s fashion choice was within the legal framework.
In fact, Chappell Roan herself brushed off the controversy the next day, maintaining that her outfit wasn’t as extreme as some had suggested. She posted, “Giggling because I don’t even think this is THAT outrageous of an outfit. The look's actually so awesome and weird. I recommend just exercising your free will it’s really fun and silly :D."
AI concurs that the outfit was legal and well thought out: “Her look pushed the boundaries of fashion and shocked fans, but it was a legal, planned, and stylistically controlled outfit. The ‘topless’ effect was an illusion rather than full nudity.”
So while Chappell Roan’s Grammy outfit certainly made waves, it was far from breaking the law. It was a carefully designed, fashion-forward choice that stayed within the legal limits for a private event like the Grammys.
Published 13:26 02 Feb 2026 GMT
The 68th Grammy Awards on Sunday (February 1) were filled with star power, but one red carpet moment quickly stood out, and it wasn’t just for its fashion.
Chappell Roan, the 26-year-old singer nominated for two awards, left jaws on the floor with a bold look that went viral.
But it wasn’t just her daring gown that stole the show; it was the impact she had on the red carpet atmosphere itself, as pointed out by fellow pop star Sabrina Carpenter.
As the 'Espresso' superstar posed in a stunning white lace dress, she took a moment to comment on the quieter mood among the photographers on the red carpet.
“You guys are so quiet this year,” she said, glancing around. “Chappell really started a movement!” She paused briefly to pose for more pictures before quipping: “Chappell whipped you into shape!”
Many viewers reacted to the 26-year-old's witty comment, with one remarking that Carpenter is "so funny," while another reflected on the impact the 'Pink Pony Club' singer has made.
"And this is why I'll never hate Chappell for being harsh about her boundaries and how others treat her," a user penned.
The 27-year-old's relationship with the press has been more complicated in the past. Back in 2024, at the MTV Video Music Awards, Roan went viral after she had a heated exchange with a photographer, telling them to “shut the f*** up” after they allegedly made a comment she deemed rude.
The same photographer was present a month later when she walked the red carpet for the premiere of Olivia Rodrigo’s GUTS tour movie.
In a clip shared online, the 'Good Luck, Babe!' musician is seen posing on the red carpet before she points directly at one photographer, approaches them, and says: “You were so disrespectful to me at the VMAs."
“You yelled at me at the VMAs. Yes, you did. I remember," she continued. "You were so rude to me. And I deserve an apology for that. You need to apologise to me."
It remains unclear whether the photographer offered a sincere apology.
At the 2026 Grammys, Roan made an unforgettable statement with a sheer maroon Mugler gown designed by Miguel Castro Freitas.
The dress, which had a transparent bodice, immediately turned heads, and while it certainly divided opinions on social media, it was one of the most talked-about fashion statements of the night.
Actor Jamie Foxx, also attending the event, had an awkward but endearing interaction with Roan on the red carpet.
He approached her with his daughters, Corinne Foxx and Anelise Bishop, and introduced them to the singer.
As Foxx stepped into Roan's personal space, seemingly taken aback by her outfit, he quickly apologized, saying, “I’m sorry. I’m sorry,” before backing away after introducing his younger daughter to her.
The clip, which quickly gained traction online, sparked a wide range of reactions.
Some found the interaction humorous, while others commented on the awkwardness of the timing given Roan’s revealing outfit.
One viewer wrote, “I’m sorry. Did he just introduce his kids to her with her entire a*s ties out?” while another quipped, “I wonder if it was awkward to talk to them with her tiies out.”
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