Cardi B and Stefon Diggs are Chanel’s MVPs this season.
The couple, who welcomed their first son together last month, attended the New England Patriots’ game against the New York Jets on Sunday in coordinating archival double-C looks.
The “Up” rapper, 33, arrived at MetLife Stadium in head-to-toe Barbie pink, channeling Elle Woods of “Legally Blonde” in a fuchsia tweed jacket paired with matching tights and stiletto pumps.
Cardi completed her Barbie-inspired look with pink tights and platinum blonde bombshell waves.
Supermodel Linda Evangelista first wore the Karl Lagerfeld-designed look on the brand’s fall 1991 runway.
Cardi layered the archival piece over a white collared shirt and denim miniskirt, adding a pink-trimmed denim jacket from the same era and styling her hair in blond bombshell waves.
She accessorized with a pearl belt and oversized pearl stud earrings, and added a bit of Chanel’s signature camp humor with a fall 2025 crossbody bag that mimicked a giant strand of pearls.
Meanwhile, Diggs, 32, made his own fashion statement with a cream-colored Chanel hand warmer muff and a matching fur jacket.
The brand sent versions of the rabbit fur muffs down the runway in 1994 and again in 2001. Similar styles sell for around $2,500 on the resale market.
Chanel recently reimagined the plush accessory in white shearling, with a black and gold chain. The new design — part of the Coco Neige 2025/2026 collection — retails for $1,625.
The Patriots’ wide receiver paired the fluffy piece with leather pants and Bottega Veneta zebra-print boots.
It was a winning day all around for Diggs, who finished the game with six catches, earning a $500,000 bonus for reaching 80 catches over the regular season.
The coordinated Chanel flex comes after the couple spent Christmas apart, with Cardi’s friend Ken Barbie explaining that the new parents are still navigating their blended family dynamics.
“Cardi has her own kids, Stefon does too,” the blogger tweeted Saturday. “They’re still a fairly new couple, so s–t would just have to be figured [out] over time.”
