 "'The Epstein Files' controversy: Singer Chappell Roan who flaunted a naked dress at Grammys parts ways with her agency post CEO's connection to Jeffrey Epstein")
The Epstein Files is a controversy that continues to intensify. Multiple names have cropped up from Hollywood and Bollywood. And amid the pandemonium, singer Chappell Roan has parted ways with her agency Wasserman after the CEO’s name Casey Wasserman has surfaced.
According to reports that are yet to be verified, Wasserman had had connections with sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Chappell Roan pens a note
“As of today, I am no longer represented by Wasserman, the talent agency led by Casey Wasserman,” Roan wrote on Instagram. “No artist, agent or employee should ever be expected to defend or overlook actions that conflict so deeply with our own moral values.“
The Grammys dress
Roan’s custom Mugler creation featured a deep burgundy sheer fabric that appeared to hang from faux nipple ring details, leaving much of the bodice exposed and revealing a transparent layer beneath paired with matching underwear. The gown flowed into a train and was complemented by temporary body art, including a large lace tattoo on her back and a pony-inspired design on her chest, a playful nod to her Pink Pony Club era.
Styled by longtime collaborator Genesis Webb, the look also embraced gothic and medieval overtones with a gold choker and coordinating earrings, and Roan’s red hair styled in soft curls and braids. Her makeup, featuring winged liner and silver tones, added a dramatic edge to the overall appearance.
Reaction and fashion impact
The outfit drew strong reactions across social media and fashion circles, with many celebrating Roan’s fearless approach to red carpet dressing and others debating the limits of high fashion statements in public settings. Her look was widely cited as one of the most memorable fashion moments from the Grammy red carpet this year, joining other standout celebrity ensembles.
Though Roan did not perform at the ceremony, she was slated to present an award during the broadcast, marking her continued presence at music’s biggest night following her Best New Artist win in 2025.