After months of seeing endless TikToks of her shows across the pond, it’s finally the UK’s turn come the 6th March. Wondering what to wear to Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet Tour? You’ll find the answers here.
Marking the fifth concert tour and first arena tour by the American singer, Short n’ Sweet has (so far) seen Sabrina wearing some of her most iconic looks to date. From the Polly Pocket-esque rhinestone corsets to the Death Becomes Her ensembles that she’s been donning since Taste, it’s only natural us fans want to do her proud by dressing up for the occasion.
Sabrina’s tour features her in a slew of custom styles from the likes of Victoria’s Secret – who designed that opening diamanté towel moment – Patou, and Ludovic de Saint Sernin. While we can’t exactly afford to have those replicated, we can do similar, and for many of us that means emanating the music videos of her chart songs.
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Think: babydoll dresses for Bed Chem, chocolate brown looks for Espresso, and retro vibes for Please Please Please. Much like how we all took note of each era for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.
Independent businesses on Etsy have you covered for fun things like espresso martini earrings and temporary kiss tattoos (á la the Short n’ Sweet album cover), and you’ll obviously want to set your hair in rollers while you get ready for that iconic blow-out look she’s known for.
It goes without saying an entirely new outfit isn’t necessary – you likely have a lot of the below, or similar, already lurking in your wardrobes. Of course, there’s always merch to buy when you’re actually at the concert, but if you don’t want to spend a fortune on those Jesus was a Carpenter tees (as amazing as they are), it’s good to kit yourself out beforehand with some of the inspo ahead.
POLLY POCKET VIBES
When you first think of what to wear to Sabrina Carpenter, you probably think pastels. Sky blue, baby pink, butter yellow…it’s what she’s best known for. She’s also been coined a real-life Polly Pocket, so with that in mind, here’s what we’d wear.