Gracie Abrams’s Style Evolution, From Chuck Taylors to Chanel Couture

While promoting Daughter From Hell, the songwriter served refined simplicity in a vintage Alaïa minidress with red Gianni Versace pumps.

After skipping the event in 2025, Abrams made a grand return to the Met Gala red carpet in a custom Chanel gown and barely-there glam. The embroidered design was inspired by a Gustav Klimt painting to match the “Costume Art” theme.

Abrams and Mescal showed off expert couple coordination in black-tie ensembles at the 2026 Oscars. Abrams wore a custom shimmering Chanel set, featuring a chiffon scarf with a long, romantic train.

Marking one of her last outings with her pre-pixie hair, Abrams donned a tiered white dress with gradient bedazzled detailing at Chanel’s fall 2025 couture show.

In support of Mescal, Abrams attended the premiere of his film The History Of Sound at Cannes in a classic black Chanel dress.

For her sophomore year at the Grammy Awards, Abrams leaned into the extravagant in a bridal-inspired Chanel look, complete with a floor-grazing veil.

Sporting what was perhaps her most risk-taking red carpet look yet, Abrams stepped out in a sheer Missoni minidress, which she layered atop black tights for a hit of contrast.

Abrams’s elegant Proenza Schouler gown had a peekaboo torso cutout on night 1 of The Eras Tour in Indianapolis.

At just 24 years old, the singer did her first Met Gala the right way—in Chanel haute couture. Her two-toned look comprised a black silk crepe daisy-printed top and a frothy tulle skirt with hand-embroidered bows.

Abrams embraced classic A-line tailoring with a twist in this custom Prada velvet gown with a plunging neckline and crystal-embroidered florals.

For her first-ever Grammy Awards, the artist played with proportion in a Chanel couture look, comprising a black tube top with a ruffled navy skirt.

Abrams went the menswear-inspired route in a Bode suit jacket paired with an unbuttoned dress shirt and slouchy trousers.

Victorian puffed sleeves met gothic grunge in this printed dress from The Vampire’s Wife, which Abrams styled alongside rugged black boots.

Abrams wore a familiar silhouette in a striking hot-pink hue—courtesy of Chanel—to attend the brand’s intimate dinner at Balthazar.

For one of her first music-world red carpets, Abrams kept things uncomplicated in a slouchy black blazer, a white T-shirt, and Converse Chuck Taylors.