Meghan Trainor’s latest look in a gorgeous strapless gown has caught attention. The singer recently attended the 2025 Baby2Baby Gala on Saturday, turning heads in an Alin Le’ Kal white dress. As she posed elegantly for the cameras, the celebrity’s appearance seemed like straight out of a fairytale. Moreover, her long gloves and hairstyle made her look like a princess attending a ball.
Meghan Trainor attends Baby2Baby gala in a strapless ballgown
Meghan Trainor recently graced the 2025 Baby2Baby Gala, presented by Paul Mitchell. On November 8, she walked the red carpet (more like the green carpet) in a regal look. She wore a strapless white ballgown, designed by Alin Le’ Kal. The famous Australian fashion house, which is known for its bridal couture, gave the songwriter’s dress a fairytale charm.
Her white gown consisted of an off-shoulder long tunic top. With diamond embellished all over, the dress gave a light pleated flow below the waist. Additionally, the embellishments were heavy around the waist area. Matching the satin fabric, Trainor donned elbow-length gloves of the same material.
The two-piece gown also included a tulle underskirt reaching the floor. Due to this, her footwear was not visible. Meanwhile, the skirt seemed to be made of sheer net, adding a soft, elegant vibe to the artist’s appearance. She completed her look with a beautiful diamond choker and drop-down earrings by Givenchy. For the hairstyle, she opted for a high bun with strands left loose to frame her face.
Danyul Brown styled her look as he posted a photo on Instagram, which Trainor later shared on her Instagram Story. The post, meanwhile, received a wonderful response, praising the mother of two’s look. Online users have called her “stunning” and “Gorgeous Queen.”
At the event, Trainor appeared with her husband, Daryl Sabara. They posed for the cameras with the 31-year-old soloist locking her hand with her spouse. He, too, looked dapper in a black tuxedo with a white shirt and a bow.
Originally reported by Suushmmita Sen on theFashionSpot.
