Demi Lovato captured attention at the Coperni Spring/Summer 2026 show during Paris Fashion Week, showcasing a striking ensemble that featured a sleek black bodysuit layered over sheer cargo tights. The outfit, which cost approximately $467 USD (around $706 AUD), included cargo pockets affixed to the outer knees, a design choice that adds a functional twist to traditional women’s fashion.
The innovative cargo tights, while unconventional, align with Coperni‘s reputation for pushing fashion boundaries. This is the same brand that once made headlines by spray-painting a dress onto model Bella Hadid during a live show. Lovato paired her daring tights with an oversized sage faux-fur jacket draped casually over her arms and complemented the look with chic black patent pointed pumps.
This appearance marked another highlight for Lovato at fashion week, where she has been a prominent figure. She has been spotted front row at shows for established designers, including Ann Demeulemeester and Vivienne Westwood, the latter being the designer behind her wedding gown for her marriage to Jordan “Jutes” Lutes in May.
Fashion and Music: Lovato’s Dual Focus
As she navigates the vibrant world of fashion, Lovato is also gearing up for the release of her ninth studio album, It’s Not That Deep, scheduled for October 24, 2023. Leading up to the album’s debut, she has embraced a wardrobe that blends dance wear with lingerie-inspired pieces.
Recent outfits reflect this trend, such as her choice of fishnets styled with a ballet shrug for a video shoot, and a form-fitting vintage Pierre Cardin ribbed jumpsuit cinched with a dramatic waist-defining belt at a listening party.
Lovato’s ability to seamlessly merge her musical talents with her fashion sense continues to resonate with fans, establishing her as a multifaceted artist in the industry. With her unique style and upcoming album, she remains a captivating presence on both the fashion and music stages.
