As someone who has grown up with the nostalgia of holiday classics and the excitement of new music releases, I must say that Sabrina Carpenter’s A Nonsense Christmas has truly been a gift this season! The collaboration between Carpenter and Chappell Roan on Last Christmas was nothing short of magical. Their harmonies were enchanting, their performances electrifying, and their coordinating green velvet ensembles were simply fabulous!
The upcoming holidays promise an unparalleled level of excitement! Sabrina Carpenter has launched a new Christmas-themed venture titled “A Nonsense Christmas,” which includes traditional holiday tunes and her own chart-topping hits. However, the singer isn’t the only star to make an appearance in this project; Chappell Roan is also featured prominently.
In their joint performance for the Netflix project, Carpenter and Roan harmonized beautifully, making a delightful duo. They both lent their voices to a cover version of “Last Christmas” that was made available on December 6th.
In the spotlight, I and my partner harmoniously dressed in matching green velvet attire, accentuating our appearance with pristine white fur trimmings. Our makeup was impeccably done, and as we took to the stage, we allowed our inner energy and house vibe to freely resonate through our performance.
In a conversation with Yahoo Entertainment, the project’s set designer, Jason Sherwood, shared that Capreter and Roan were responsible for the creative leadership in their collaborative efforts.
He shared with the outlet, “We found ourselves questioning, ‘Is this the right moment? Are these the grand stairs or a large spectacle we’re dealing with?'” He further explained that both artists had returned to the team expressing their wish for something more relaxed and casual – something that felt “informal and laid-back.
Jason went on to explain that the idea of the party’s conclusion was clear. Moreover, he pointed out that they had intentionally damaged the once immaculate and captivating living room decoder, transforming it to resemble the aftermath of an unruly night.
He added, “It’s part Euphoria; it’s part ’80s movie—like the end of an ’80s prom. Then they sing and play and dance together—and it’s such a nice moment. It’s probably my favorite moment in the show because it speaks (to) the essence of what we wanted to make.”
A Nonsense Christmas is available to be streamed on Netflix.
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