Gracie Abrams: Couture Sensation, Chart Climber, and Pop Culture Icon
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Gracie Abrams: Couture Sensation, Chart Climber, and Pop Culture Icon
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Gracie Abrams is having a week that seems tailor-made for both fashion headlines and music milestones. After recently returning from Cannes and dazzling at Glastonbury where she hard-launched her relationship with actor Paul Mescal, Gracie made yet another notable sartorial moment at Paris Couture Week. The buzz? She took the stage at Vogue World Hollywood performing Carole King’s I Feel the Earth Move and her own hit That’s So True, dressed in a floral burgundy Chanel set from Matthieu Blazy’s Spring 2026 debut collection. Malaysians on social media exploded with delight, since the outfit bears an uncanny resemblance to the traditional baju kurung. Comments flooded Instagram joking that Gracie has taken Raya-core global and predicting this look could spark a new wave of baju kurung-inspired couture next year, all while local media hailed it as an iconic cross-cultural moment.
On business fronts, industry outlets like Hits Daily Double name Gracie as one of 2025’s top performers in year-to-date market share, sitting proudly at number 22—a testament to her fast-rising influence in the pop sphere. There’s more to come: acclaimed band Mumford & Sons just announced their sixth album Prizefighter will drop on February 13 next year, with Gracie featured on a key track, Badlands. Ben Lovett from the band revealed to People that Abrams is part of a star-studded roster that includes Hozier, Chris Stapleton, and others, making this a highly anticipated collaborative release.
On social media, Gracie’s Glastonbury debut pictures and cozy snaps with Paul Mescal have fans hooked. Her Instagram posts offer behind-the-scenes festival moments, including snapshots with her brother August Abrams, her father J J Abrams, Paul McCartney cheering in her crowd, and a cameo as Apple girl during Charli XCX’s set. She also performed her song That’s So True for a packed audience, later expressing on Instagram her disbelief and gratitude for the “pinch me” experience.
Fans are still debating her handling of gifts at recent Australian shows, after arena employees’ viral photos revealed Gracie couldn’t keep every fan present—spurring mixed reactions online. Despite emotional responses, most agree touring artists can only take so much home, with some defending Gracie’s character and others requesting more discretion from crew members in future.
Last but not least, Gracie just released her Red Rocks live performance of I Told You Things on an Apple Music concert special, telling Zane Lowe the song marks a new creative chapter. Rolling Stone notes Abrams described the night at Red Rocks as unforgettable, physically touching the rocks and climbing the seats to soak in every moment. As for her friendship with Taylor Swift, Gracie recently told Vogue España how much she treasures Swift’s mentorship and support, revealing her genuine affection but keeping further details private. As the headlines keep rolling, Gracie Abrams clearly remains at the intersection of music, fashion, and modern pop culture.
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