"Sabrina Carpenter is the pop girl of the moment. The hitmaker went from Disney Channel alum to Hollywood superstardom - and her style rebrand deserves some major credit. From girl next door to retro bombshell, she became a fashion icon thanks to her new uniform of sparkly bodysuits, heart cut-out dresses, and chunky Polly Pocket-esque boots. Celebs like Sofia Richie-Grainge and Chappell Roan boast similar success stories, unlocking greater fame once they traded their basic ensembles for quiet luxury and camp, respectively."
"Celebrities hire entire teams to bibbidi-bobbidi-boo their aesthetics, but normal folks can - and, frankly, should - take note of how these A-listers executed their glow-ups. You don't need an album dropping to switch up your look. Fashion rebrands can happen anytime and are especially helpful during transitional periods (read: a new job, a breakup, a milestone birthday, or, for astrology buffs, a Saturn return). Heading into the new year is prime time for a refresh, too."
"'For regular people, a 'rebrand' isn't about becoming someone new,' says Anna Baldwin, a personal stylist. 'At its core, it comes down to one question: 'Who am I today, and does my wardrobe support that?'' Style is a form of manifestation. Heard of dressing for the job you want? 'When your wardrobe reflects who you are today, everything elevates: confidence, opportunities, and the way people perceive you,' says Anna Lavo, celebrity stylist to Bravolebrities Ciara Miller and Meredith Marks."
Sabrina Carpenter transformed from Disney alum to Hollywood star largely through a fashion rebrand centered on sparkly bodysuits, heart cut-out dresses, and chunky Polly Pocket-esque boots. Similar celebrity transformations include Sofia Richie-Grainge’s quiet-luxury shift and Chappell Roan’s embrace of camp. Celebrities often hire teams for aesthetic overhauls, but everyday people can update their style during life transitions such as new jobs, breakups, milestone birthdays, or Saturn returns. A wardrobe that reflects current identity enhances confidence, opportunities, and others’ perceptions. Clothing should evolve with age and circumstances, because repeating the same looks can create personal stagnation.
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