Chappell Roan: Red Carpet Icon and Advocate for Artists' Rights
Chappell Roan made a stunning entrance at the 2026 Grammy Awards, donning a backless burgundy gown that perfectly matched her hair color. The gown, held up by nipple piercings, made a bold statement on the red carpet, setting a new standard for iconic fashion choices. Chappell, known for her hit song "The Subway," is nominated for Record of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance at this year's awards ceremony. Last year, she took home the award for Best New Artist and used her platform to advocate for better treatment of artists in the music industry. In a powerful speech, she called for record labels to provide artists with a livable wage and access to healthcare, highlighting the challenges she faced after being dropped by her label. Chappell's message resonated with many in the industry, sparking a conversation about the importance of supporting artists' well-being. Check out the video below to see Chappell's impactful speech at last year's Grammys.