Dolly Parton’s still got it.
Parton, 80, looked fabulous while modeling her Dolly’s Joleans collection in a campaign for Khloé Kardashian and Emma Grede’s Good American. In one shot, the singer showed off her figure in a denim crop top featuring a plunging neckline and subtle floral design. She teamed the look with high-waisted jeans finished with the same pattern on the side of her legs.
Parton tied her Canadian tuxedo together with a sartorial denim shirt. She accessorized with a red bandana belt, long cherry nails, a statement silver bracelet, and a diamond ring. Parton added even more glam to her look with dangling earrings.
For glam, the country music star donned hot pink and purple eyeshadow, black eyeliner and long lashes. Parton tied her makeup together with bronzed and blushed cheeks and lined, pink lips. Her blonde hair was parted to the side and styled in a voluminous blowout.
In another photo, Parton changed into a bandana-print blouse and dark blue bootcut jeans while holding a record.
Parton also rocked a navy blue top with a lace-up front and a dainty pattern. She rested her hand on a guitar in the photo.
“I’ve always believed clothes can hold memories,” Parton said of the collection. “Denim’s been with me through every chapter of my life. It’s comfortable, it’s confident, and it never goes out of style.”
She continued, “With this new Dolly’s Joleans collection, we took a little bit of my past and gave it new life for today. When someone puts these on, I want them to feel bold, beautiful, and completely themselves.”
Grede, 43, also gushed about working with Parton. “With every season, our collaboration with Dolly has evolved while staying grounded in authentic western details and Dolly’s loved aesthetic,” she said. “This third collection reflects what makes Dolly an icon: confidence, individuality, and a fearless approach to personal style. We’ve translated those qualities into Spring ‘26 pieces that feel fresh and modern, with a touch of Southern charm.”
Fans can shop Parton’s line on Goodamerican.com.
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