Chappell Roan Stuns at MTV VMAs with Medieval Look and Red Carpet Striptease

Chappell Roan makes an unforgettable debut at the MTV VMAs, marking her first time at the Video Music Awards with a flamboyant and theatrical style. The artist arrived accompanied by a knight who, in the middle of the red carpet, not only removed her coat but also held her sword, turning her entrance into a true spectacle.

In a short time, Roan has risen to global stardom, propelled by the success of her single “Good Luck, Babe,” released in April. Her music has taken over playlists worldwide, but her appeal goes beyond her voice or her raw and honest lyrics. Her unique style, blending vintage with extravagance, has also played a key role in her popularity.

During her VMA debut, Chappell Roan channeled a “camp” aesthetic inspired by the 1980s, reminiscent of her previous Coachella appearances, with her signature white makeup, blue eyeshadow, red lips, and disheveled red hair. But this time, she took it further by presenting herself as a medieval figure on the red carpet, showcasing her ability to reinvent herself in the fashion world.

The most talked-about moment of the night was her arrival in a transparent white and burgundy tulle dress, with no visible undergarments, revealing her chest and pairing the look with thigh-high boots. Initially, she wore a green medieval-style coat, and during her red carpet performance, her knight gradually undressed her, leaving everyone in awe. The accessories she wore, including metal gauntlets and a sword, were over 600 years old, adding a dose of historical authenticity to her outfit.

Roan’s hairstyle, like her outfit, was carefully crafted, with references to medieval portraits, also evoking the iconic styles of Daenerys Targaryen from “Game of Thrones,” adding a touch of royalty and mysticism to her presentation.

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