Sabrina Carpenter Slams Critics of Her Lingerie-Inspired Tour Outfits: ‘Don’t Come’

Sabrina Carpenter wants haters to please, please, not attend her “Short n’ Sweet” tour.

The “Taste” singer responded to those who criticized the lingerie-inspired outfits she performs in on stage by speaking to Time magazine for a cover story published Wednesday.

“To that, I just say, don’t come to the show, and that’s OK,” the former Disney Channel star, 25, said.

Carpenter called backlash from “the casual mom who has a strong opinion about how you should dress” an “unfortunate” scenario.

She explained: “Truthfully, the scariest thing in the world is going on stage in front of so many people and having to perform as if nothing happened.

“If the only thing that helps you achieve this is how comfortable you feel while dressing, then that’s what you need to do,” she continued.

Elsewhere in the interview, the songwriter noted that she would have been “a lot more nervous and intimidated” if she had experienced her current level of fame at a younger age.

Now, Carpenter feels “so prepared for these moments.”

The “Girl Meets World” alum released her album “Short ‘n Sweet” in August, and her tour kicks off the following month.

With the help of her stylist, Jared Ellner, Carpenter brought to the stage a range of custom Victoria’s Secret looks, each adorned with more than 150,000 hand-placed crystals.

The sets took more than 140 hours each, according to the brand.

Carpenter also wore a vintage Victoria’s Secret corset, briefs and bow-tie train for her Time cover – an outfit first worn on the catwalk by Naomi Campbell in 1997.

The Broadway star called femininity something she has “always embraced” in her style selections.

“If right now that means corsets and garter belts and fuzzy dresses or whatever, then that’s what it means,” she said.

Carpenter’s international tour is scheduled to conclude in March 2025.