Addison Rae turned heads at a Grammys afterparty by wearing a sheer latex dress covered in fake million-dollar bills featuring her own face. The 25-year-old singer, nominated for Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammys, showcased the custom “Addibucks”-themed design by London-based brand Poster Girl. Designers Natasha Somerville and Francesca Capper spent four days handcrafting the transparent mini dress, which was adorned with silk currency pieces attached with crystal studs.
Styled by Dara Allen, Rae paired the daring look with hot pink lingerie, a pistol pendant necklace referencing her song “Fame Is A Gun,” and a bold pink ring. Her makeup artist Nina Park complemented the ensemble with rosy-toned glam. The outfit served as a dramatic contrast to her earlier Grammys red carpet appearance, where she wore a custom white Alaïa gown with an extreme plunging neckline and high-low skirt.
Though Rae lost the Best New Artist award to British singer Olivia Dean, her afterparty fashion choice continued her evolution from TikTok star to high-fashion influencer. Poster Girl’s “invisible dress” design, which retails for $400 in standard latex versions, previously sold out immediately after its January launch and has been worn by celebrities including Beyoncé and Dua Lipa.