Chappell Roan opens up on the place where she feels 'most glamorous'
Los Angeles, June 10
Singer-songwriter Chappell Roan has shared that her glam game is on top on the red carpet. The 28-year-old singer celebrates glamour and empowerment with her new work.
The singer has opened up about when she feels glamourous and empowerment the most, reports 'Female First UK'.
She told 'People' magazine, "I feel the most glamorous when I am walking a red carpet. I feel the most empowered after I write a good song, and I know it's good".
She further mentioned, "I also feel the most empowered whenever I see someone doing a good thing despite the world being so bleak right now. It empowers me to go and do a good thing".
As per 'Female First UK', the singer is known for her bold sense of style and beauty in public, but in her everyday life, she takes a more "naturel route".
She explained, "I keep it really simple in my day to day. I usually do just concealer, brow gel, lip liner, and the lipstick in the Creme in Your Coffee shade".
Chappell shared that wearing makeup makes her feel a certain way. She added, "I feel sexy when I have makeup on. I feel a certain confidence".
The singer has followed in the footsteps of RuPaul, Rihanna, Lady Gaga and more with a range of products.
Earlier, Chappell Roan told her fans that she was "quite nervous" about stepping onstage at Corona Capital 2025, as the only pop headliner.
Foo Fighters and Linkin Park also headlined the event with the lineup also including the likes of Queens Of The Stone Age, Deftones, Garbage and Weezer, and she was stunned by how the audience vibed with her set.
She included a few pictures from the performance and her custom Alexander McQueen "screaming banshee" ensemble.
— IANS
Reader Comments
Chappell Roan is truly an artist in every sense. The way she blends music, fashion, and emotion is just brilliant. But honestly, I wish more articles focused on her songwriting than just her red carpet looks. That's where the real magic is! 🎵
It's wonderful to see an artist who finds empowerment in both her work and in others' good deeds. That's a beautiful perspective. Reminds me of how we in India also celebrate our artists who inspire through their craft, like AR Rahman or Shreya Ghoshal.
"I feel most empowered when I see someone doing a good thing despite the world being so bleak" — that hit me hard. This is the kind of positivity we need more of in today's world. Chappell seems like a genuinely good soul. 💖
I appreciate the honesty but let's be real — the music industry still has a long way to go when it comes to genuine empowerment. Too often it's just about selling products. Still, Chappell's journey is inspiring and I hope she continues to stay true to herself.
Chappell Roan is such a talent! I saw her set at Corona Capital and it was electric. She really knows how to connect with the audience. And her 'Creme in Your Coffee' lipstick shade sounds divine — definitely trying that. 👌
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