Sabrina Carpenter Wears Plunging Corset Made of Marlboro Packets in New Photo

Sabrina Carpenter has continued to push fashion boundaries and took it a step further in a plunging corset made of Marlboro packets in an Interview Magazine photo. In her latest cover story shoot for the magazine, the singer went bold in a truly one-of-a-kind top in ultra-revealing portraits just days after the release of her new album, “Man’s Best Friend.” The look — a sustainable approach toward creating an iconic style — went hand in hand with the retro glam and grainy vibe of the snap.

Sabrina Carpenter in ✨Twiggy Moore✨ Marlboro corset, shot by Brianna Capozzi for Interview Magazine.? pic.twitter.com/H3tEW4QIZO

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There isn’t a unique and daring style that Sabrina Carpenter wouldn’t wear, but her Marlboro corset photo for Interview Magazine took her game to the next level. She recently posed for multiple sultry shots, going nearly nude in some in sexy lingerie and lace fits, for the cover story of the magazine’s September 2025 issue. However, one particular shot stood out, with Carpenter adding a quirky touch to her steamy photoshoot by styling a top made from cigarette packets.

In the snap, the Grammy winner appeared heavily dolled up with blue eye shadow and her blonde hair styled into perfect bands. Moreover, she paired the top, a piece from New York City fashion designer Twiggy Moore, with black underwear and nothing else. The bodice further combined polka dots and a second fabric with the cigarette packets to complete the look. It appeared to be held together with massive safety pins — one near the neckline and another on the side.

Sabrina Carpenter’s Marlboro corset from the Interview Magazine photos was from Moore’s collection, which seemingly followed the polka dot and cigarette packets theme. The designer’s Instagram post from last October offered a closer look at the look — the Marlboro frozen corset — with model Izabela Guedes posing in it. There appeared to be little to no difference between Carpenter and Guedes’ shots, with both posing with cigarettes and nearly baring it all.