Gracie Abrams’ Style Evolution

Since Gracie Abrams released her single “I miss you, I’m sorry” off her debut project minor in April 2020, she has become a forceful presence in both the pop music and fashion spaces. In just four years, the singer has released two EPs and an album, received a Grammy nomination for “Best New Artist,” and opened for Taylor Swift on her record-breaking world tour. At the same time, she snatched a coveted Chanel ambassadorship and attended the Met Gala this past May. 

While her rapid artistic growth is plain for the world to see, so is her personal style evolution. 

In her early days of pop stardom, Abrams maintained a distinctly minimalistic and laid-back attire. She often dressed down on red carpets by pairing blazers with Converse and sported plain black shirts and bucket hats during live performances. 

Nowadays, Abrams balances easygoing comfort with chic Parisian je ne sais quoi. She stunned in a velvet gown at the Oscars after-party and made her Met Gala debut in a Chanel silk top and midi skirt embroidered with satin bows. Her effortlessly elegant, refined sense of style even allowed her to make the best-dressed list at the Grammys. Abrams has also been a beacon of style inspiration for her legion of young female fans through her recent “French girl” concert looks, consisting of neutral colors, pleated schoolgirl skirts, slingback pumps, and hair bows.

Despite her stylistic changes, Abrams’ holistic and approachable aesthetic has been a common thread over the years, emblematic of her emotionally resonant songwriting that catapulted her into the spotlight. From graphic tees and high-waisted jeans to poplin skirts and lace blouses, Abrams’ penchant for ultra-wearable silhouettes shows how she has stayed true to herself despite her growing fame. 

In celebration of her upcoming second album, take a look at her personal style evolution with L’OFFICIEL.