
Madison Beer Styles a Sultry Take on the Little Black Dress With a Scarf Detail at the Vanity Fair’s 2025 Vanities Party
Madison Beer put together a slim-fitting look for her iteration on the little black dress trend for the 2025 Vanities Party on Wednesday in Los Angeles. The Vanity Fair and Instagram joint event celebrated the young talent and rising stars in Hollywood.
For the red carpet occasion, Beer opted for a black dress with a halter neckline and scarf detailing as well. The midi dress featured a formfitting silhouette. Beer opted to pair the dress with pointed-toe black heels, going for classic, clean and monochrome attire.

As for her accessories, the “Make You Mine” singer opted for a couple delicate shimmering rings and a pair of chandelier earrings to add further sparkle to her look. Beer’s glam featured her hair styled with soft waves and a middle part. Highlights of her makeup look included bold brows, a hint of a smokey-eye and a muted matte lip.
Beer’s career reached new heights in 2024 and 2025. The singer earned her first Grammy Award nomination for Best Immersive Audio Album for “Silence Between Songs” and her second nod for Best Pop Dance Recording for “Make You Mine” at the 2025 Grammy Awards.

Apart from her music career, Beer’s collaborations in the fashion industry have grown as well. In December 2024, Beer partnered with Kate Spade and appeared in the label’s holiday campaign, modeling pieces alongside her friend, Lena Fultz.
“This Kate Spade New York holiday campaign is about celebrating friendships and those special people in our lives who always show up,” Beer said. “For me, it’s my best friend, Lena. This is a tribute to best friend energy and how we celebrate each other this season.”

Beer partnered with Kate Spade again for the brand’s Valentine’s Day capsule, modeling the pink deco mini flap chain crossbody purse and more pieces from the collection.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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