Olivia Rodrigo Repurposes Undercover’s 2013 Skeleton Top as Micro Minidress

On September 1, 2026, Olivia Rodrigo appeared at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles for “An Evening with Olivia Rodrigo,” wearing a reimagined archival garment from Japanese label Undercover’s Fall/Winter 2013 collection. The piece—a vintage silk top in soft peachy-orange—was transformed into a thigh-skimming micro minidress.

The 2013 Undercover archival top reconfigured

The original top includes short sleeves, a contrasting black rounded collar, and dark shoulder cap trims that lend it a neat, structured silhouette. Instead of styling it with pants or a skirt, Rodrigo wore it alone as a dress. Its front displays a detailed black ribcage and spine print running vertically down the center, introducing a rebellious, punk-rock contrast to the otherwise preppy-inflected palette.

Styling choices that sharpened the look

Celebrity stylists Chloe and Chenelle paired the dress with semi-sheer black Wolford tights, heightening the leggy effect and creating visual tension against the bright orange silk. Footwear consisted of shiny black patent leather Stuart Weitzman “Babette” Mary Jane pumps priced at $495, featuring block heels and delicate foot straps that added dainty vintage charm without softening the outfit’s edge.

Beauty execution and editorial focus

Jewelry remained intentionally subtle to preserve the graphic impact of the vintage dress. Hairstylist Mary Kendall styled Rodrigo’s long dark hair into soft, glossy waves cascading over her shoulders. Makeup artist Karissa O’Hanlon contributed glowing skin, rosy flushed cheeks, and a glossy berry-pink lip—completing an effortful yet effortless beauty narrative aligned with the garment’s dual aesthetic.