When award season graces us with its presence, we can’t help but flock towards our televisions to take stock of every red carpet we can get access to. While the nominations and winners play a key role in the success of an award show, we have our own category of winners. Obviously, we’re talking about the red carpet. The hours of prep that go into red carpet appearances don’t go unnoticed. From the couture gowns (good and bad), to the many whispers of who will show up (and with who), to the “Did they really just ask that?” interview moments, the pre-show almost wins out as the main event in our hearts.
While we’re suckers for the glitz and glamour of the big award shows (i.e., the Oscars and the Golden Globes), there’s an undeniably exciting edge when it comes to the style choices we often see grace the BET Awards red carpet. And with Cardi B and Rihanna winning in the nominations department and a line-up of performances by Nicki Minaj and Janelle Monae, we’re pretty confident tonight’s red carpet won’t disappoint.
Fingers crossed that the pregnant Cardi B will actually show (and, in a dream world, dawn a matching get-up with Offset). The BET Awards is one of the only award shows where the same cycle of designers and stylists aren’t dressing everyone. Instead, this red carpet in particular celebrates and encourages diversity — from the designers to the stylists to the attendees.
At the mere age of 14, A Wrinkle In Time star, Storm Reid, is bringing all kinds of style tonight in this Reem Acra two-piece set.
Paras Griffin/Getty ImagesLogan Browning is beating the heat in a white bra top and a far-from-average-pencil-skirt combo by Dion Lee.
Earl Gibson III/Getty ImagesDeJ Loaf is taking millennial pink to a new, head-to-toe level.
Paras Griffin/Getty ImagesThis new platinum 'do on Amber Rose goes almost too well with the old-Hollywood velvet dress.
Leon Bennett/Getty ImagesFrom polka dots to puff sleeves, Remy Ma is bringing us every trend we're loving for summer with this Karen Sabag custom gown.
Our favorite sister-duo, Chloe and Halle, aren't just the only women nominated for Best Group without a male feature, they're also red carpet pros with Chloe wearing Linder and Halle in Natasha Zinko.
Kevin Mazur/Getty ImagesJanelle Monáe took to the red carpet to show her pride in this rainbow Nicolas Jebran gown.
Bennett Raglin/Getty ImagesWe're always a fan of a simple, black gown on the red carpet. Lex Scott Davis takes this one to the next level.
Bennett Raglin/Getty ImagesStar actress, Ryan Destiny, stuns in this printed slip dress. And those shoes aren't too shabby either.
Bennett Raglin/Getty ImagesModel, Ajak Deng is showing us what glamour looks like in this white gown.
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