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We’ll keep this Short n’ Sweet: pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter can now add “Prada Beauty partner” to her rapidly expanding resume. The singer has had quite a year; she’s had multiple singles go beyond viral (“That’s that me espresso,” anyone?), created her first Erewhon smoothie, and sold out Prada Beauty’s Astral Pink Lip Balm after wearing it in her “Please Please Please” music video, which featured the one and only Barry Keoghan of Saltburn. So naturally, Prada Beauty has tapped Carpenter as the latest ambassador for the brand.
“I’ve been inspired by Prada fashion for years, so to be partnering with Prada Beauty is surreal, and just a natural fit with how my overall style and love for makeup has evolved, and where it’s headed,” Carpenter said in a press release.
The partnership is just beginning; surely Carpenter will star in the brand’s campaign for its much-anticipated 2025 releases. Prada Beauty launched in the U.S. earlier this year, and its oeuvre includes everything from a skin cream to the Monochrome Soft Matte Lipstick, which also counts Carpenter among its fans. Eagle-eyed fans might have even guessed a partnership was coming after watching the pop star swipe on some Prada lipstick at the beginning of her new “Taste” music video.
“After using the lipsticks and balms nonstop over the past few months, I can’t wait for my fans to see what Prada Beauty and I are working on heading into next year,” Carpenter added.
You can find Carpenter’s favorite Prada Beauty products and more at prada-beauty.com.
Carol Lee is the Associate Beauty E-Commerce Writer at ELLE.com, where she covers all things beauty and personal care. Before joining the team, she was an editor at Food Network Magazine and HGTV Magazine and ran the beauty section at The Pioneer Woman. Carol received her bachelor’s degree in Journalism from New York University and was one of the first customers to visit Glossier’s flagship store in New York’s Soho neighborhood. Over the years, she’s tested countless makeup, hair, and skin care products, and written hundreds of articles covering the beauty space, from pieces about the trendiest launches to roundups of the best products on the market. As a Korean-American, she grew up in a sea of Korean makeup and skin care products and is a bona fide expert on the ever-expanding world of K-beauty, helping lead our coverage. Additionally, she’s also always on the hunt for the perfect lipstick and watches the same few comfort sitcoms (Frasier, Cheers, Seinfeld, New Girl, etc.) over and over again.