Olivia Rodrigo is gracing the cover of Vogue Philippines for their September/October 2026 Anniversary Issue. Styled by Lisa Jarvis, the Grammy-winning pop star looks stunning in a regal couture shoot. She poses in an ornate plunging Richard Quinn gown that blends vintage glamor with dark romanticism. Her striking photoshoot captures high-fashion drama, proving once again that Olivia can effortlessly carry dramatic, vintage-inspired editorial looks.
Olivia Rodrigo’s plunging Richard Quinn gown riskily slips off for Vogue Philippines
For the stunning editorial portrait photographed by Szilveszter Mako, Olivia Rodrigo wears Look 20 from Richard Quinn’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection. The dramatic gown features a deep plunging V-neckline framed by plush black velvet. The wide velvet neckline riskily slips off her shoulders. This creates an elegant off-the-shoulder silhouette that accentuates her collarbones.
Below the plunging velvet top, the gown showcases a structured corset bodice. The dark velvet corset is beautifully detailed with intricate white floral embroidery and green stems. A pastel mint-green satin bow sits right at the center of her waist. A dazzling crystal brooch anchors the bow, bringing royal sparkle to the garment.
The gown transitions seamlessly into a draped mint-green satin column skirt. The silky, light-reflecting fabric falls gracefully around her, adding soft texture against the structured black velvet bodice. Sitting gracefully for the moody portrait, Rodrigo gazes into the camera lens with a quiet, commanding presence.
Hairstylist Owen Gould styled her dark tresses into a soft, vintage-inspired updo with gentle waves framing her face. Makeup artist Raoul Alejandre gave her a classic, romantic beauty look with softly smoked eyes, flushed cheeks, and a muted matte nude lip.
With its off-the-shoulder velvet neckline, embroidered corset, and draped mint satin skirt, Rodrigo’s Richard Quinn dress delivers pure fashion fantasy. She transforms an ornate designer look into a breathtaking fashion moment for Vogue Philippines.
Originally reported by Samridhi Goel on The Fashion Spot.
