Sabrina’s five Dior looks

Sabrina Carpenter turned her first Coachella headlining set into a five-look Dior costume change, swapping custom outfits across the April 11 show in Indio, California. (marieclaire.com) Marie Claire reported that all five performance looks were custom Dior, styled by Jared Ellner, who has worked with Carpenter since her first Coachella appearance. The first look was a ruby red sequin mini dress, worn with white Christian Louboutin Mary Janes. (marieclaire.com) About 20 minutes into the set, Carpenter changed into a champagne sequin mini with chiffon sleeves and cream Stuart Weitzman knee-high boots. Marie Claire said the outfit matched the show’s shift into a 1970s starlet mood. (marieclaire.com) The clothes were part of a larger stage concept Carpenter called “Sabrinawood,” a Hollywood-themed production with a faux hillside sign, a film-noir intro and cameo appearances from Sam Elliott, Susan Sarandon and Will Ferrell. The Hollywood Reporter said the set began just after 9 p.m. on Friday, April 10, during Coachella weekend one. (hollywoodreporter.com) Billboard reported that Carpenter had predicted this moment at Coachella 2024, when she told the crowd she would be back to headline. By April 2026, she had moved from afternoon-set breakout to Friday-night headliner. (billboard.com) That jump helps explain why fashion coverage treated the outfit changes as part of the performance, not as separate celebrity-style content. Marie Claire framed the five Dior looks as visual cues for different sections of the set, tied to songs, set pieces and Carpenter’s Old Hollywood image. (marieclaire.com) The early coverage also pointed to the label itself. Yahoo, citing Vogue, reported that Carpenter wore Dior under Jonathan Anderson for the headlining performance, linking the set to one of fashion’s biggest current creative transitions. (yahoo.com) Marie Claire’s rundown also noted recurring Carpenter details inside the styling, including her charm-bracelet anklet and a switch from white to black Louboutin Mary Janes later in the show. Those small repeats helped connect the five costume changes into one branded stage wardrobe. (marieclaire.com) By the end of weekend one, the takeaway was less a single dress than a full fashion-through-line: five custom Dior looks, one headlining set, and a pop star staging Coachella as “Sabrinawood.” (billboard.com)