While chocolate brown dominates AW25 fashion, Sabrina Carpenter chose a brighter path. Stepping out from the cast dinner at Lattanzi Restaurant in New York on October 14, the pop star defied fall trends in a stunning buttery yellow knitted mini dress. She posted her photos on X (Formerly Twitter), where fans appreciated her yellow goddess look. One wrote, “She looks good in yellow.”
Sabrina Carpenter wears yellow knitted mini dress for dinner outing in New York
Sabrina Carpenter turned heads during a dinner outing in New York City this week. She donned a bold, playful look that perfectly blends cozy autumn fashion with vibrant summer flair. The pop sensation and former Vogue cover star was spotted attending an SNL-hosted dinner in Hell’s Kitchen, wearing a densely knitted, off-the-shoulder yellow mini dress.
According to Vogue, the dress was paired with matching slouchy, calf-length socks and finished with a statement-making pair of Manolo Blahnik Sedaraby D’Orsay pumps. The silver and perspex heels featured bejeweled brooches at the toes, adding a dash of glam to the already eye-catching ensemble. Carpenter completed her look with a yellow quilted Chanel double-flap bag, mirrored her dress’s buttery tones in a bold, Kerrygold-esque hue.
Meanwhile, her blonde hair was styled in voluminous curls, cascading around her face to create a soft, disco-era silhouette. The makeup complemented her look effortlessly. Carpenter wore bright blush on her cheeks and highlighter along her cheekbones, adding a radiant glow. A glossy lip finished the sunkissed aesthetic.
The knitted mini dress, crafted in a pale yellow and white yarn blend, falls into the pastel palette that dominated summer fashion—popularized by names like Bella Hadid, Hailey Bieber, and Jennifer Lawrence. However, Carpenter added her signature feminine and playful twist with the return of opulent, 80s-inspired fashion seen on the Fall 2025 runways of Ferragamo and Tom Ford.
All in all, Sabrina proves she’s unafraid to challenge seasonal trends in favor of her own distinctive style.
Originally reported by Bikki Sharma for TheFashionSpot.
