Sabrina Carpenter recently wowed in a minidress during her performance for the NPR Tiny Desk. The cute little blue piece was so short that it almost looked like a top. The singer will be ending the year on a celebratory after having a successful musical run in 2024. Months after Carpenter’s “Short n’ Sweet” topped the charts, the hit songs from the studio album have remained on everyone’s lips. Amid her ongoing concert tour, the actor now prepares to serenade fans with her Tiny Desk performance.
Sabrina Carpenter is doing more with less in this cute powder blue minidress
Sabrina Carpenter slipped into a chic powder blue minidress for her performance at the NPR Tiny Desk. The singer’s flowy piece reached just the top of her thighs. The sleeveless, A-line minidress in a pleated weave featured a round neckline and a relaxed fit. Carpenter paired the tiny piece with matching blue lacy thigh-high stockings. Meanwhile, the “Espresso” hitmaker elevated the simple look with her signature glam.
NPR Music recently took to their Instagram to unveil Carpenter as the latest artist to appear on the Tiny Desk concert segment. The clip shows her greeting the audience upon arriving at the headquarters. This is followed by Carpenter posing for photographs and a snippet of her awaited performance.
The announcement was met with excitement as fans rushed to the comments section to share their anticipation. A user’s comment echoed the collection reaction, writing, “OMG OMG SABRINA TINY DESK THIS IS NOT A DRILL.” Following that, Carpenter also took to her Instagram Story to share NPR Music’s new Instagram reel to tease the performance. The video has racked up a whopping three million views on the platform.
Meanwhile, Google and its Year in Search are behind supporting the NPR Tiny Desk. Carpenter’s performance comes as no surprise for this year’s edition. The singer was among the musical artists who climbed the charts of Google Search and became Breakout Trends of 2024. Now, fans are waiting excitedly for Carpenter’s Tiny Desk concert.
Originally reported by Shriya Swami on Mandatory.
