Lizzo drew attention Friday night at Christian Siriano’s Spring/Summer 2026 runway show during New York Fashion Week, appearing in a brown chiffon corseted halter bodysuit paired with a nearly sheer black chiffon wrap skirt that highlighted a slimmer silhouette.
The 37-year-old singer completed the look with strappy black sandals, wore no visible accessories and arrived with a long burgundy hairstyle. The event included high-profile attendees such as Whoopi Goldberg, Oprah Winfrey, Gayle King, Patricia Clarkson and Heather Graham.
The appearance follows media interviews in which Lizzo discussed recent changes to her body and health routine. In a profile published earlier this year, she said she liked how she looked while noting she still wears plus-size clothing and describes herself as “a smaller version.” She said body positivity is about “the radical act of daring to exist loudly and proudly in a society that told you you shouldn’t exist.”
In June, Lizzo told interviewers she had tried the weight-loss drug semaglutide, commonly known by brand names such as Ozempic, but said she discontinued its use early in her journey. On the podcast Just Trish, she said she also altered her diet, moving away from a vegan regimen that she said relied heavily on processed meat substitutes, bread and rice, and toward whole foods including beef, chicken and fish. She said the change helped her feel fuller and reduced her need to eat large quantities of less-satiating items.
Photographs from the show show Lizzo posing at the event and backstage, where she appeared confident and engaged with other guests and the production. The singer has been publicly candid about her evolving approach to health and body image, discussing both emotional and practical elements of her process in recent interviews.
Christian Siriano’s Spring/Summer 2026 presentation was one of several runway events during New York Fashion Week that drew celebrities and industry figures. Lizzo’s visible change and her public remarks about diet and medication have prompted widespread media coverage and social discussion about celebrity health choices and body-image narratives.