Ariana Grande Wears a Glinda-Worthy Bubblegum Pink Gown by Giambattista Valli at the Oscars

While the Barbie cast opted for black instead of pink on the Oscars red carpet, Ariana Grande repped the bubblegum shade in a billowing Giambattista Valli Haute Couture gown.

Styled by Mimi Cuttrell, the Wicked star channeled her character, Glinda, in a dramatic ruched column dress embellished with a layered cloud-like train. (Grande’s arms were hidden beneath the oversized layers in what appeared to be a very comfy giant pocket.) She finished the look with white gold pendant earrings and a necklace, both finished by pink stones, by Tiffany & Co.

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The “Yes, And?” singer kept the focus on her fashion with her signature beauty look: a sleek cat-eye and a tight ponytail with finished with loose curls.

The Giambattista Valli ensemble follows a slew of Grande’s good witch-inspired looks. She recently wore an airy pink ribbon dress by Balenciaga that was finished with an oversized bow. For her Saturday Night Live performance on March 9, the 30-year-old singer performed two new songs in a strapless nude dress with a romantic tulle skirt.

Grande recently released her seventh studio album, Eternal Sunshine. She stars in the Jon Chu-directed movie adaptation of Wicked alongside Cynthia Erivo (who plays Elphaba), with the first film in a two-part series in theaters on Nov. 27.

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