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Celebrities came to slay the 2019 MTV VMAs.
From glitzy gowns to risqué designs, music’s biggest and brightest stars showed up and showed out to the awards ceremony. Like the famous Moonman trophy handed out to the winners, nearly every celeb hit the red carpet in outfits that were out-of-this-world.
Case in point: Taylor Swift graced the star-studded ceremony in a truly breathtaking design that shimmered as bright as the flashing camera lights. From her colorfully jewel-adorned blazer-dress to her equally stunning rhinestone knee-high boots, her ensemble was a sight to see. Moreover,Lance Bass made ’90s fans rejoice over his vibrant suit and white embroidered tee. Making his outfit more iconic? His shirt gave a shout out to his *NSYNC days as “tearing up my heart” was written in black and red thread.
Of course, the MTV VMAs are one of the few award shows that welcomes audacious and over-the-top designs. That’s why Lizzo‘s flamboyant and flashy Moschino ensemble fits into the best dressed category. From the vibrant red-hot pattern to her matching feather boa, this was one fashion risk that hit the mark.
With performances by Bad Bunny, Camila Cabello, J Balvin, Lil Nas X, Rosalía, Normani and more, fans are guaranteed to see more bold and fun fashion during the show. What’s more? Style icon Marc Jacobs will earn the first Fashion Trailblazer Award.
Additionally, music legend Missy Elliot is receiving the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award and will take the stage to perform for first time since 2006.
But before she and other stars “work it,” scroll through our list of best dressed celebs!
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Lil Nas X
Lil Nas X dresses to the nines for the star-studded ceremony. From his shimmery silver suit to his ruffled blouse and matching boots, the “Old Town Road” star is serving us lewks!
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Normani
Normani is giving us the “motivation” to wear more daring outfits after seeing her fiery ensemble by Nicolas Jebran!
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Lizzo
Red hot, hot, hot! Lizzo stuns at the star-studded ceremony with this flashy and flamboyant gown by Moschino. And like the words emblazoned on her dress, she is a “siren!” She also dons jewelry by Gismondi 1754.
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Keke Palmer
The Hustlers actress looks drop dead gorgeous in this lime-colored gown by Yousef Aljasmi. Her stunning number is embellished with sequins galore. Her matching bedazzled phone accessory perfectly complements her dazzling lewk.
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Taylor Swift
She is here! The Lover songstress sashays her way onto the red carpet with this bright and bold look. From her colorfully jewel-adorned blazer-dress to her black rhinestone knee-high boots, she came to slay. She’s wearing Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.
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Shawn Mendes
The “Señorita” singer is making everyone green with envy with his teal-colored suit by Dolce & Gabbana.
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Monica
The iconic singer dons an equally iconic outfit at the 2019 MTV VMAs. From her multi-colored dress to her fire-engine red beret, Monica is serving us looks!
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Rosalía
The “Con Altura” songstress exudes old Hollywood glamour with her ultra-fabulous black gown, long silk gloves and drop earrings.
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Gigi Hadid
The supermodel stuns on the red carpet with her beige corset and silk pants.
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Lance Bass
Lance is serving us lewks with this vibrant suit and his cheeky tee. His white shirt is a shout out to his *NSYNC days as the words “Tearing Up My Heart” are embroidered in black and red thread.
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Ilfenesh Hadera
The Baywatch star sizzles in this silver studded mini dress.
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J Balvin
Is there anything the Oasis singer can’t pull off? The answer is no! J Balvin brings fearless fashion to the red carpet with his futuristic gray suit, colorful hair and vibrant sunglasses.
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Camila Cabello
The “Señorita” singer wears a white hot cut-out dress to the 2019 MTV VMAs.
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Adriana Lima
The supermodel sizzles in this chic body-hugging design on the red carpet. Her “wet” hair look ties it together.
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Hailee Steinfeld
It’s getting hot on the red carpet! The actress sizzles in this fiery gown at the star-studded ceremony.
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Heidi Klum
The model has that newlywed glow as she rocks a stunning black sequins dress at the star-studded ceremony.
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Bregje Heinen
The Dutch model shines bright at the star-studded ceremony with her shimmer silver mini dress.
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LeToya Luckett
Let’s all take a moment of silence for the 38-year-old star’s stunning cocktail dress.
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Juliet Castaneda
Juliet hypnotizes fans at the 2019 MTV VMAs with this mermaid-like jumpsuit. Her statement earrings and jewel-adorned clutch tie the lewk together.
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Queen Latifah
Orange you glad the actress and rapper showed up in this delightful ensemble? The fringe hem on her pants are everything.
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AJ Mitchell
the 18-year-old singer-songwriter skips the basic suit and tie for a more colorful ensemble.
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J-Woww
Two words: J… Woww. The reality TV personality brings a pop of color to the awards ceremony with this bright-yellow dress and her animal print heels.
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Lilliana Vazquez
The 39-year-old author is a vision in white as she walks the red carpet in a long-sleeve and body-hugging mini dress. The large black bow is a chef’s kiss!
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Carissa Culiner
The E! News host dazzles on the red carpet with this shimmery black and silver co-ord set.
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