Sabrina Carpenter Stuns on "Rolling Stone" Cover in Summer of 2025
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Sabrina Carpenter, the pop sensation, is heating things up this summer with her daring appearance on the cover of music juggernaut, "Rolling Stone." In a bold move, Carpenter poses nearly naked, donning nothing but sheer stockings, for the magazine's July/August double issue.
Carpenter, 26, sports a provocatively crossed-arm pose while seated in front of a shisha, subtly concealing her modesty. The cover art, shared on both the magazine's and Carpenter's own Instagram accounts, is creating a buzz, reminiscent of the excitement surrounding her recent album announcements.
Carpenter's provocative appearance comes amidst ongoing criticism of her image. Her near-naked cover seem to be a salient response to the naysayers, demonstrating her confidence and defiance.
In a candid interview about the photoshoot, the musician addresses the controversy surrounding her explicit lyrics and stage performances. She quips, "You love sex. You're obsessed with it," further fueling the fire.
Upcoming Album Drops August 29
The vocal powerhouse also discusses the superficial nature of criticism, saying, "We live in such a strange time where... if you see a picture of someone in a dress on the red carpet, you have to say something negative about it within the first 30 seconds."
Last week, Carpenter unveiled her newest single, "Manchild," which quickly topped the US charts. The accompanying music video showcases Carpenter on a road trip through America, embodying the track's mental montage of young, confusing, and humorous moments in her life.
Fans can eagerly look forward to Carpenter's seventh studio album, slated for release on August 29. Discover the Summer of Sabrina and keep an eye on this boundary-pushing, chart-topping artist!
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Sabrina Carpenter's provocative Rolling Stone cover, featuring sheer stockings yet concealing her modesty, sparked discussions about her explicit lyrics and performances, aligning seemingly with her response to criticisms. Despite the controversy, her upcoming album, set to release on August 29, promises a Summer of Sabrina that continues to push boundaries in both the entertainment and music industries.
