Roan Reimagines Pop with Medieval Magic at VMAs

Chapell’s looks from Governors Ball and Pride Festival(L TO R)

New York, NY – In a stunning departure from modern pop trends, rising star Chappell Roan made a splash at the recent MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) with a look that was straight out of the 15th century.

Roan’s red carpet arrival was nothing short of a showstopper. Dressed in a sheer Y/Project gown and thigh-high knight boots, she completed the ensemble with a striking Renaissance-inspired makeup look. Her performance later that evening further cemented her unique aesthetic, as she transformed into a camp version of Joan of Arc.

Behind the scenes, makeup artist Andrew Dahling was responsible for crafting Roan’s historical-inspired looks. Drawing inspiration from Pat McGrath’s work at Dior, Dahling aimed to create a “dark romantic” aesthetic that was both ethereal and dramatic.

Roan’s commitment to character transformation has been a key factor in her meteoric rise. From NFL players to WWE wrestlers and even the Statue of Liberty, she has consistently pushed the boundaries of pop performance with her bold and imaginative looks.

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