Sabrina Carpenter is unrecognizable as a brunette on the cover of Perfect

Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso” now comes in dark roast.

The famously blond singer is barely recognizable on the cover of Perfect magazine’s new issue, swapping her signature goldilocks ‘do for a sleek, jet-black wig with blunt bangs.

She doubled down on the gothic vibes with a matching black manicure and dramatic smudged eyeliner.

Photographed by Bryce Anderson and styled by Katie Grand, the 26-year-old also appears on a second cover with voluminous strawberry-blond curls and a crystal-embellished pink Marc Jacobs dress.

“Sabrina as you’ve never seen her,” Perfect captioned the images on Instagram, announcing eight total covers for the issue.

In an accompanying interview with Marc Jacobs, Carpenter got candid about her 5-foot-1 frame and the fashion learning curve that came with it.

“I’m the shortest person ever. So my initial relationship with fashion was sort of in distress,” she told the designer. “The day I realized what tailoring is changed my life.”

The “House Tour” hitmaker also reflected on the emotional power of getting dressed.

“I see it truly as art, as something that can make you feel so self-conscious or it can make you feel so incredibly confident that you’re not even aware of what is on your body,” she said.

That confidence was on full display in the shoot, where the Pennsylvania native said she welcomed the chance to experiment. “We got to really try some looks that I’ve never tried before. Lots of wigs, lots of different make-up for me, lots of shapes that maybe I wouldn’t normally wear,” she told Jacobs.

Dark hair isn’t entirely new territory for Carpenter. She sported a honey-brown dye job for the film “Nola” in 2018, and wore several dark wigs during sketches when she hosted “Saturday Night Live” last October.

Carpenter is gearing up for her Coachella headline set this Friday — two years and two albums since her last appearance at the festival — and she told Jacobs the performance has been months in the making.

“It’s the most ambitious show I’ve ever done,” she said.