You won’t need millions to live the life of a showgirl — or at least look the part.
JCPenney just teamed up with fashion icon Bob Mackie on a collection of glitzy, under-$250 pieces inspired by his many show-stopping Hollywood moments.
“When you wear a Mackie you dare to be noticed,” the prolific designer — who’s dressed everyone from Diana Ross to Madonna to Elton John — said in a press release.
The drop comes shortly after Taylor Swift released her “Life of a Showgirl” album artwork, which sees her posing in a glitzy rhinestone set Mackie designed for the iconic Vegas revue “Jubilee!”
Sabrina Carpenter, who features on the album’s titular track, also wore multiple vintage Mackie pieces to the VMAs last weekend, including a colorful dress first seen on Cher in 1975.
Below, shop sparkling standouts from the new line and get ready to make the whole place shimmer. (Plus, enter the code BCK2SCHL at checkout to save 30% off for a limited time.)
This sparkly strapless vibe is giving us major “Folklore”-era floral vibes.
This sequined number happens to be the same orange hue as Swift’s “Life of the Showgirl” branding.
Peplums are back in a big way — just ask Mackie, who designed this fit-and-flare cocktail dress for the line.
If a jumpsuit is more your style, consider this sleek velvet style.
Best believe even Mackie’s more budget-friendly designs are still bejeweled like his custom creations.
The A-line options also include this flapper-esque fashion statement.
Go beyond basic LBDs with this sparkling style, which features a subtle rainbow pattern.
For a more black-tie occasion, Mackie’s collab also includes several floor-length evening gowns.
Love the Mackie look but don’t have any soirées on your agenda? Mackie has you covered with this brightly colored sundress.
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.