Camp, theatrical and fierce. Chappell Roan is serving fashion with a plot twist on stage and the red carpet.

From her humble midwestern roots to her rapid rise to global pop superstar, Chappell Roan is known for turning a look and putting on a show. Creating her own definition of camp, wearing chainmail on stage at the VMAs and turning heads at Paris Fashion Week, Roan has always carved her own aesthetic.

With this beautifully illustrated guide to her style evolution, key looks and signature pieces, dive into the outrageous, experimental and original world of Chappell Roan's style.

Glenys Johnson is a Canadian writer based in London, UK and Malmö, Sweden. Her work focuses on fashion and material culture, including the study of queer style, and costume theory in film and television. Her work has been published in High Snobiety, Huffington Post and Kennedy Magazine and she is the author of Icons of Style: Diana and Little Book of Vivienne Westwood.