2026 is the year of fashion music videos<\/a>, according to my favorite pop stars. First, Sabrina Carpenter<\/a> revived the hot pants trend in “House Tour.”<\/a> Soon after, Olivia Rodrigo<\/a> styled one of Jane Birkin’s dresses<\/a> for “Drop Dead.” On June 1, Ariana Grande<\/a> set her new era in motion with the prettiest lemon yellow dress<\/a> in her “hate that i made you love me” music video. <\/a><\/p>\n Grande has Stephen Spielberg-level aspirations for her music videos\u2014releasing five-minute films with detailed sets, costumes, and storytelling. This time around, she haunts her fictional boyfriend, played by Justin Long, after he buries her underground. Not a single speck of dirt stained her custom tea-length dress from Danish label AKNVAS, though.<\/p>\n Ariana Grande opens the “hate that i made you love me” music video in a lemon yellow dress.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/figcaption> (Image credit: YouTube \/ Vevo)<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n Grande reunited with stylist Law Roach<\/a> for the lead single on her upcoming album, petal<\/em>. The dynamic duo declared this era a polished, 1950s-inspired detour from eternal sunshine<\/em>‘s Penny Lane coats<\/a> and ’70s-esque prints. The dress’s sunshine-y shade of lemon yellow makes her unmissable beneath the video’s moody, blue-green filter. Roach knew if the midi was another Spring 2026 color trend<\/a> (say, butter yellow<\/a>) the star of the show might’ve blended into the background too much.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net\/flexiimages\/yo0epfjohr1645112637.svg\")
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