Addison Rae Stuns in Unique Latex Dress at Grammy Afterparty

Addison Rae really made a statement at the Grammy afterparty. The 25-year-old singer, known for her hit “Money Is Everything,” donned a completely see-through latex dress featuring a million-dollar bill design from “Addibax” to celebrate her nomination for Best New Artist after the 2026 Grammy Awards.

This eye-catching outfit was created by Natasha Somerville and Francesca Capper, the founders of London-based indie brand Poster Girl. Working with stylist Dara Allen, Rae chose to pair the ensemble with a hot pink lingerie set, a Steffele pistol pendant necklace, and a striking pink cocktail ring.

The creators of Rae’s dress crafted it over four days. On Instagram, Somerville shared her excitement, saying, “I’m still having panic attacks! It took me 4 days to make this beautiful thing 🥲💸💖🎀.”

Previously, Poster Girl released a retail version of the “Invisible Dress” in January, which generated a lot of buzz online. The $400 latex style flew off the shelves, with a fuchsia version following suit soon after.

Rae’s customized design showcased silk dollar bills printed with her face, strategically placed on the dress with crystal studs. This detail added a personal touch to the already daring look, while her necklace nodding to her performance of “Fame Is a Gun” that night further connected her fashion choices to her artistry.

Earlier in the evening, Rae made her red carpet debut in a completely different look. She wore a white custom dress designed by Alaia, featuring a plunging neckline that highlighted her figure. The dress had a high-low skirt, showcasing her back, bringing a blend of elegance and edginess to her appearance.

Despite her remarkable performance and attire, Rae lost the Best New Artist award to British singer Olivia Dean. Competing alongside other talents like Katsy, The Marias, and Leon Thomas, Rae’s nomination was certainly noteworthy, marking her impressive rise in the music industry.