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Move over ’90s and Y2K fashion, musicians have been flocking to a new style trend that’ll turn your outfits into an elegant statement. On and off the red carpet artists have been spotted wearing sheer tulle gloves with their outfits including Ariana Grand, Beyoncé and Olivia Rodrigo (to name a few).

The look isn’t anything new either and can be traced back to the 17th century to protect women’s hands and arms from the sunlight as well as being used for sports, according to glove brand Cornelia James. Over time, it was increasingly worn to complete evening wear outfits — think Bridgerton‘s ball scenes. Now, artists are bringing the accessory back into mainstream fashion with Grande sporting the look on various occasions like the 2024 Met Gala, her additional album cover for Eternal Sunshine and the 2019 Grammy’s.

Beyoncé even gave the simple accessory her stamp of approval when she attended Glamour‘s 2024 Women of the Year award. The 43-year-old star even showed off her complete look that combined trends: sheer gloves and the soft butter yellow shade, which can be seen in her Instagram post from Oct. 10.

The celeb-loved product has even caught the attention of Gen Z stars like Rodrigo as she finished her 2023 Met Gala look with a pair of soft purple tulle gloves.

Incorporating the look into your own style isn’t complicated either — you can use it as a layering piece under long sleeves of jackets to bring a more elevated touch to your outfits. For more fancier events, a long pair of gloves can elongate your arms while bringing an even more luxurious energy to your outfit.

Keep reading to add the trend to your outfit rotation.

What Are the Best Sheer Gloves?

Below, ShopBillboard put together a list of sheer tulle gloves inspired by the musician trend for you to stock up on.

Debbie’s Tea Party Gloves

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Similar to the “Yes, And?” singer, you can bring a bright cherry red to your outfit in these short gloves. What really turns this design into a statement piece (beyond the bold color) is the ruffle hem that adds a flirty touch.

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XXDingbs Tulle Super Long Gloves

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Infuse Beyoncé’s style into your wardrobe in a pair of these ruched yellow gloves. The length goes above the elbow and is adjustable so you can choose how ruched some areas of your arm is over other parts. The tulle fabric also makes it breathable to keep your arms comfy.

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All Only Hearts Coucou Lola Swiss Dot Gloves

$30

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Free People is adding some edginess to the sheer glove trend with its fingerless construction. You can choose from four shades depending on the aesthetic you’re going for and bring a level of texture to your outfits thanks to the polka dot pattern.

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Unique Vintage 1920s Black Mesh Gloves

$16

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Give off some Breakfast At Tiffany’s energy when you pair your little black dress with these simple black gloves. They’re inspired by the designs of the 1920s and come with a stretchy yet form-fitting material that’ll put an emphasis on your arms.

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CASDRE Rhinestone Fishnet Gloves

$12.32

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Make your whole arm shimmer in these nude fishnet gloves that are elbow length and decorated with rhinestones for a more shimmering appearance. The design incorporates a mesh-like material that’s lightweight and stretchy to form to your skin comfortably.

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For more product recommendations, check out ShopBillboard‘s roundups of the best maxi dresses, Wicked merch and platform heels.

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Recording songs is just one step in the music-making process. Next, emerging artists need to distribute their album, EP or singles on music streaming platforms in order to reach listeners.

Sources like YouTube and TikTok have become a popular method for exposure, but if you’re looking to reach a wider audience, DistroKid can instantly get your music on Spotify — and for as little as $2 a month.

What differentiates the platform from the rest isn’t just its simplicity, but its artist-first mind-set and ability to eliminate having to count tracks and pay royalty fees. In three easy steps, you can get your music quickly released on Spotify in addition to a slew of other benefits. You’ll need to sign up for DistroKid in order to take advantage of everything the service has to offer, but the platform offers a variety of affordable plans to choose from, starting at $1.92 a month (billed annually at $22.99).

Make the most of your DistroKid access when you pick from the Musician, Musician Plus or Ultimate plan. The Musician plan is the base package for one artist that’s $22.99 a year and includes unlimited song uploads, your lyrics in Google, a Spotify verified checkmark, the ability to create royalty splits and access to the mobile app.

For more creative freedom, you can get Musician Plus for $39.99 a year ($3.33 a month) and utilize it for up to two artists while receiving everything in the Musician plan in addition to synced lyrics in Apple Music and daily streaming stats. You can flex your creativity further when you take advantage of the customizable features for a label name, release date, preorder date and iTunes pricing.

To save up to 40% off, you can go for the Ultimate subscription that’s $89.99 a year and includes everything in the Musician Plus plan in addition to 1 TB of storage, contact info for thousands of playlists and free iPhone app access.

Beyond receiving verification on Spotify, a DistroKid subscription gives you control over your artist profile, allowing you to update your photo, bio and links. You can help your music reach more listeners by pitching songs directly to Spotify playlist curators and even track streaming statistics, including number of streams, saves and engagements. The deep insight into your audience can assist in developing marketing plans — especially since DistroKid lets you view Spotify’s streaming charts.

In terms of getting paid, the platform handles all of that for you with payments distributed twice a week — and you get to keep 100% of the royalties.

Hit-Boy shared the unfortunate news yesterday (Oct. 23) that his father Big Hit is back in prison.

The producer posted a video of Big Hit speaking from a jail phone and sharing appreciation for his fans. “It’s free Big Hit, my n—a,” he said. “You know what I’m saying, I f—k with my real fans, my n—a. If y’all f—ing with me, go ‘head and download my CDs and cash out on my merch.”

His son, Hit-Boy also shared a caption explaining why he and his pops were making so much music this past year. “People used to ask me what was I on dropping so much music and moving around with my pops so much,” he began to explain, “In the back of my mind, the paranoia of him going back was always there and here we are. We don’t know what the future holds but Big Hit sends his love to all his supporters. He recorded over 700 songs when he was out so we got more music otw.”

Hit-Boy and Big Hit have been making impressive music since the elder Hit was released from prison in May of 2023. The 53-year-old served a 15-year sentence in federal prison after being caught with 10 kilos of cocaine, 10 guns, and $300,000 in cash while his son was growing up, according to a Men’s Health profile. He then found himself back inside for a 12-year sentence for a crime connected to a hit-and-run accident six years after he got out.

Since Big Hit came home, he and his son released three projects: Surf or Drown, Vol. 2, Paisley Dreams featuring The Game, and Black & Whites featuring The Alchemist.

Two years after she became the first and only woman to debut at No. 1 on Billboard‘s Hot R&B/HipHop Songs as a producer this century — thanks to Nicki Minaj‘s Rick James-indebted “Super Freaky Girl” — Malibu Babie has found a new home.

On Thursday (Oct. 24), ONErpm announced that the artist/producer signed with the distribution and marketing company; “Baddie Bakery,” her new Flyana Boss-assisted single, is due Friday (Oct. 25).

“Malibu Babie’s producer accolades speak for themselves and it’s time for the world to recognize her as an artist,” said Alex Ziabko, denior director of A&R at ONErpm, in a statement. “Malibu reminds us all to have fun from time to time. I’m thrilled to welcome such a strong, creative, forward-thinking artist to ONErpm.”

“I’m so excited to be releasing music with the ONErpm team” added Malibu Babie. “Alex & the incredible team of women he’s brought on to support me — Jenna LoMonaco, Julia McLeod, & Casey Childers, immediately understood my artistic vision and unique path as a producer/artist. I’m thrilled to bring my music to life with an innovative team who takes my mission to trailblaze as seriously as I do!”

In addition to her forthcoming new single with Flyana Boss — the hip-hop duo behind the 2023 hit “You Wish” — Malibu Babie is also prepping a new mixtape for 2025. Beginning Oct. 31, she will join Qveen Herby‘s The Alchemist tour as a supporting act. The trek will commence at The Novo in Los Angeles, visit major cities such as Toronto and New York, and conclude at The Fillmore Miami Beach in Miami on Nov. 23.

Recently, Malibu Babie has landed placements with Katy Perry and Kim Petras (“Gorgeous”), as well as official remixes of tracks from Sia and Kylie Minogue (“Dance Alone”) and Shania Twain (“Giddy Up!”). She released her debut mixtape, Malibu SZN, Vol. 1, in November 2022.

Hailing from Olympia, Wash., Malibu Babie graduated from Vanderbilt University, where she made an eleventh-hour decision during her senior year to ditch her law school aspirations and go all in on music. After six years of toiling in the industry — including a stint as a studio intern for a company called ZMG in Nashville — she finally struck gold with “Super Freaky Girl.”

Minaj’s 2022 smash debuted atop the Billboard Hot 100 chart dated Aug. 27, 2022, becoming Minaj’s first unaccompanied No. 1 hit on the chart. The “Super Freak”-sampling track also helped Minaj become the first solo female rapper to debut at No. 1 on the Hot 100 since Lauryn Hill did so with “Doo Wop (That Thing)” in 1998. The same week “Super Freaky Girl” reigned as America’s most-consumed song, Malibu Babie notched a second Hot 100 entry, this time with Megan Thee Stallion‘s “Her,” a house-inflected track from Megan’s Traumazine LP. That track, whose music video earned three nods at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards, peaked at No. 62 on the Hot 100.