So, I got curious about Ariana Grande’s red carpet appearances recently. Wanted to see how her style evolved, you know? Just a personal little project.
First thing I did, obviously, was just jump onto a search engine. Typed in the basic stuff: “Ariana Grande red carpet”. And wow, the results just flooded in. Pages and pages of pictures, articles, lists. It was almost too much to start with.
I realized pretty quickly I needed to be more specific. Just scrolling endlessly wasn’t getting me anywhere structured. So, I started thinking about particular events.
- Grammys came to mind first. So I searched “Ariana Grande Grammys looks”. That helped narrow it down. Found that big grey dress everyone talked about.
- Then I tried the VMAs. “Ariana Grande VMAs red carpet”. Got a different set of styles there, more edgy sometimes.
- Also looked for specific years. Like “Ariana Grande red carpet 2018” or “2019”. This was useful to see changes over time.
Digging Through Photos
Spent a good while just clicking through image galleries. You start noticing patterns. The high ponytail, of course. It’s practically her signature. But also how the dresses changed, from shorter, cuter stuff early on to more dramatic gowns later.
I wasn’t really looking for one specific thing, more just observing the whole journey. Some looks I remembered seeing before, others were new to me. It’s funny how you see the same few iconic photos over and over again in different articles.
I also clicked on a few articles, like “Best Ariana Grande Red Carpet Moments”. Sometimes they offered a bit more context about the designer or the event itself. Mostly skipped the gossip stuff, just focused on the visuals and the style progression.
It wasn’t rocket science, just required a bit of patience and trying different search terms. You sift through a lot of duplicates and low-quality images. But eventually, I got a pretty good overview. It’s quite the transformation when you look back at the pictures from her early career compared to now. Took up a chunk of my afternoon, but satisfied my curiosity.
