Yee-haw! Those country ladies sure know how to bring it to the red carpet with more old Hollywood glam than you could poke a fork at.
The Country Music Awards is one of our favourite award ceremonies because we all know that the girls from the wild west like to go all out with their curls and sparkly frocks. And this year, the trends on the red carpet seemed to be embellished gowns and sheer panels. Let’s take a look at what these ladies had to offer.
Miranda Lambert nailed old Hollywood glam in a pale pink, satin Bibhu Mohapatra gown that fit her shape perfectly. Her blonde waves and pink lipstick matched well as did her diamond cuff to add a bit of sparkle.
The Queen of Country, Carrie Underwood was the host of the evening in a nude embellished Lorena Sarbu number with sheer shoulders. You could hardly tell she was pregnant under the sparkly high-low dress, but we could definitely see those beautiful, nude point toe pumps. Our very own Nicole Kidman was supporting hubby Keith Urban in a white Roberto Cavalli gown. We loved the pattern and panelling as well as Nicole’s wavy, trademark locks.
Victoria’s Secret Angel Lily Aldridge was also supporting her partner in a sexy, black number with sheer panels that extended down each side of the dress to the floor. Kellie Pickler looked a little saucy in this embellished and sheer panelled gown. No underwear lines we visible and she added a sparkly clutch, but we would’ve ditched the ice-blue eye for something a little more smouldering.
Kimberly Perry’s classic, black gown had a sheer panel on the chest and hugged her tiny figure. Side swept hair completed the look though we’re not sure about the tan, suede clutch. Lucy Hale’s orange-red hued Romona Keveza gown was nicely broken up by a black waist belt. Silver nails and finger jewellery and a black and silver clutch matched her look well. Chaley Rose got it all kinds of right in a clingy, metallic gold gown and minimal accessories, while Meghan Linsey showed off some leg in a beautiful, green gown with thigh split.
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