The singer-actress wore a metallic ensemble to the 36th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards on Friday, Jan. 3

While her talent as Glinda in Wicked is being measured in rave reviews and now awards, her dedication to style over the last few months also deserves recognition. For this special night, Grande wore a regal Louis Vuitton gown to keep the Good Witch alive.

Ariana Grande’s Wicked performance has changed her for good. The actress, 31, revealed in Variety‘s January cover story that the old Hollywood qualities she picked up vocally for her role as Glinda the Good Witch may be a permanent change to the way she speaks.

Ariana Grande has officially made her Golden Globes debut—in gold, naturally. Leaving Glinda pink behind, Grande opted for a glittering yellow Givenchy dress and Swarvoski jewelry. The dress is vintage,

Ariana Grande’s latest Wicked-inspired look marked a magical moment on the red carpet at the 82nd Golden Globes on Sunday evening (January 5). Grande, 31, earned her dream role of Glinda in the film adaptation of the beloved Broadway musical.

Ariana Grande asked that question last night, when she slipped into an archival gown from the label to attend Variety’s 10 Directors To Watch & Creative Impact Awards. For the occasion, she wore a gothic design complete with a voluminous skirt—perhaps a nod not just to her Wicked character,

To mark the momentous occasion, Grande dazzled in an archival Givenchy dress, pulled from the label’s Haute Couture Spring 1966 collection. “It’s yellow because follow the y

Ariana Grande is entering her new era of fame and it’s leaning into old Hollywood glamour. Grande walked the 2025 Gold Globes red carpet wearing a never-been-worn 1966 Givenchy Haute Couture gown. The golden strapless number protrudes out at the chest and is embellished with jewels in a diamond-like pattern.

W e can always count on singer-actress Ariana Grande to serve major looks when she steps out, and tonight’s Golden Globe Awards is no exception. The 31-year-old, who not only re