Camila Cabello is turning 28! The fan-favorite 'Havana' singer recently returned to her signature brunette hairstyle after rocking a platinum blonde transformation for her latest musical era. The singer recently stepped out in a mustard ensemble at the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscars Party in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles.
The musician stepped out solo amid her latest outings with her new boyfriend, Henry Junior Chalhoub. Camilo wore a figure-hugging dress by Alexis Mabille featuring a lace bodice with cutouts and a plunging neckline.
© Axelle/Bauer-GriffinCamila looked stunning with her hair styled straight, rocking a glamorous makeup look, including a matte pink lip and a smokey eye. She paired the look with chandelier earrings and matching diamond rings. The musician posed for photos on the red carpet and showed off her look before entering the after-party.
“We were inspired by a classic ‘90s smokey glam—our main inspiration for hair and makeup was Monica Belucci," her celebrity makeup artist Yasmin Istanbouli revealed, explaining that Camila wore a full face of Revlon products, while celebrity hair stylist Rikke Gajda used Hairtamin's Peptide Dry Shampoo to complete the look.
© Christopher PolkThe singer seems to be having fun with her latest ensembles. Just before the after-party, Camila attended the Elton John AIDS Foundation’s annual Oscars viewing party. The artist wore a head-turning gown, joining the 3D floral trend that celebs and stars seem to be embracing this year.
© Christopher PolkCamila attended the exclusive event in a fuschia gown featuring embroidered beaded flowers from Miss Sohee’s couture spring 2023 collection. The stunning dress included a strapless sweetheart neckline trimmed with beaded fringe.
Camila paired the look with a soft glam makeup, styling her hair in loose waves and accessorizing with a colorful jeweled necklace and matching earrings. She completed the look with a pair of black sandal heels.
© Michael KovacCamila talks about her new life chapter:
“I’m finding out what is really important to me and what my values are and that’s a process,” she told Dave Grutman at Art Basel Miami Beach. “The second half of your 20s is when you really feel like an adult. At least for me, at 27, this is the first time I really feel like, ‘I’m a woman!’ Like, I’m an adult.”
© VarietyShe continued. “For me, change and changing feels so natural and I’m always kind of changing and I realize there’s pushing your own boundaries, but maybe not alienating people."
