Sabrina Carpenter Poses Naked and Rocks Rapunzel Hair on Shocking NSFW “Rolling Stone” Cover

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• Sabrina Carpenter bared all — literally — for her new Rolling Stone magazine cover

• The pop star, who opened up about her new album Man's Best Friend, wore next to nothing for the shoot

• In an October 2024 interview with Elle, the singer responded to comments about her lingerie-forward wardrobe

Sabrina Carpenter is giving everyone a show.

The "Espresso" singer, 26, stripped down for Rolling Stone's Summer Issue, and the look is so jaw-droppingly sexy that it tops her past skin-baring moments.

Published on June 12, the cover shows the Grammy winner kneeling while nude — save for lace-trimmed thigh-high socks and her hair, which is giving some serious mane character energy.

For the shoot, Carpenter's '60s soda-can curls were transformed into Rapunzel-level tresses that strategically covered her nude figure. She sported her signature glam with big, feathery eyelashes and rosy cheeks.

Accompanying Carpenter's Rolling Stone cover story, in which she opens up about making Man's Best Friend (her new album comes out on Aug. 29), are images of the former Disney Channel star clad in lacy lingerie looks.

One of shots sees her posing in a floral lace-up corset and wood stilettos while another has her looking like well, a rated-R Disney princess in a blue gingham dress, unbuttoned to show off her matching briefs and bra.

Not too long ago, Carpenter kicked off her new era with her single "Man Child," which she teased with a NSFW trailer that saw her hitchhiking in denim booty shorts.

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Provocative looks have become synonymous with Carpenter's brand, especially since she embarked on her Short n' Sweet chapter last summer. And while the pop star has become one of fashion's most recognizable stars, her style has been hit with criticism for being too sexual.

Though, she hasn't so much as bat an eyelid to the scrutiny. In an October 2024 interview with Elle, she said that doesn't let the critics get to her because she simply doesn't pay attention to it.

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“Someone told me this, whenever I would get upset or feel like I’m the only one getting criticized for something other people are able to do seemingly so freely: I’m the one that’s seeing all the negative shit about myself. My friends don’t see that.”

Yet, when she saw criticism on her 2025 Met Gala look on social media this past May, she wasn't so shy about clapping back. "Damn I f----- up," she said in response to an X user lamenting about her pantless Louis Vuitton look.

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