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MTV Movie & TV Awards 2018 Red Carpet: Best Looks


You know it’ll be a good awards show when Tiffany Haddish is hosting—and the red carpet for the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards only made us more excited for the actual event.

The program won’t air until Monday, June 18, but because it was taped over the weekend, we got a taste of all the spectacular fashion ahead of time. And all your favorites, from the cast of Grownish to the always-on-point Stranger Things kids, really brought it. Haddish made an entrance with a dramatic tulle train! The women of Riverdale slayed in sparkles! Tessa Thompson stunned in industry-favorite Rosie Assoulin! MTV is giving us really good reason to look forward to a Monday.

Check out the very best fashion moments from 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards red carpet right here.

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Camila Cabello Was Hurt by Fifth Harmony's 2017 MTV Video Music Awards Dig


Camila Cabello officially left Fifth Harmony more than a year ago, but there still seem to be some unresolved hurt feelings. In a new interview with The New York Times, Camila discusses her solo career and touches on the pain that Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei, Dinah Jane, and Lauren Jauregui caused her with their 2017 MTV Video Music Awards performance. When asked about the moment, Camila began to tear up and said, “It definitely hurt my feelings. I wasn’t expecting it, I wasn’t prepared for it — especially because at that point I’d moved on from it. I was just like, ‘What? Why?'”

She also called out her former band members for being “petty” with the stunt. “I have to make space for the good stuff to happen in my life,” she said. “I don’t like holding onto the past, especially when it’s stuff that, in my opinion, is just petty.”

Fans will remember that the remaining members of Fifth Harmony took the stage at the VMAs with a fifth person, who many speculated was meant to represent Camila, before the silhouetted figure was dramatically pushed offstage, leaving the rest to perform. (For what it’s worth, the remaining Fifth Harmony members later clarified on Good Morning America that the message was more about who is in the group rather than who’s not.)

Meanwhile, Camila seems to be doing just fine as a solo act. Her first album drops January 12, and she was just nominated (alongside every member of One Direction) for best solo breakout award at the iHeartRadio Music Awards.

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Rita Ora Showed Up to the MTV EMAs in a Bathrobe, Dripping in Diamonds


Rita Ora isn’t here for red carpet gowns or worrying about her hair—at least when it came to the MTV European Movie Awards on Sunday. The singer, who was hosting the event, hit up the red carpet wearing a (very soft-looking) dressing gown and a towel artfully turbaned on her head.

Of course, it wasn’t an actual bathrobe, despite outward appearances. And all outward appearances did point to the opulent, massive-bell-sleeved hotel robes that are the stuff of our five-star dreams. In a case of art imitates life, the dressing gown is actually from the Spring/Summer ’18 collection of Palomo Spain, an androgynous menswear line you might just remember from the ruffled gown that Beyoncé wore in the first photoshoot with her newborn twins.

Beyond the robe and turban, of major note were the actual pounds of diamonds Ora must have been wearing that were dangling from her ears and around her neck, which we have definitely never worn in the bath (but probably would just to say we did, if we’re being honest).

Ora definitely had a glam squad going in the beauty department, too: Her skin is absolutely glowing, and her eyes are lined in smoky, coppery browns and set off with some magnificent lashes. The look was capped off with her queenly pose on the red carpet: a leg peeking, Jolie-style, out of the dressing gown; a casual hand in her pocket; and the other perched in the air, just waiting for a glass of wine and a sheet mask to be Photoshopped into it.

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Aaaaand here’s proof it’s not an actual robe:

Twitter had some sassy thoughts about the look, as it often does.

Luckily Ora’s not above taking a little teasing: In a pre-recorded clip of her heading to the event, she’s seen getting into the car in the outfit. The driver turns around to say, “Jesus, you could have made an effort; it’s the EMAs!” Her response? “But it’s designer.”

Another stand-out look from the night? Demi Lovato‘s braless, topless suit jacket and waist-length hair transformed her into almost an identical version of one very famous reality star whose name rhymes with Jim Jardashian.

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Demi Lovato's MTV EMAs Style Looks Surprisingly Kardashian-Like


It was only last week that Kim Kardashian vowed to never let a shirt distract from her Gucci suit. She went topless and braless under an open blazer, and the fashion gods smiled upon her stylist and double-stick tape. Demi Lovato has done a similar look before, too, though it was—literally—a bit more buttoned up: Her Baja East suit was reminiscent of fancy pajamas, done in beautiful sapphire satin with a narrow shawl lapel.

Lovato’s latest look combines the two, and honestly, she could pass for Kim’s doppelgänger with the result. On Sunday, the singer stepped out onto the red carpet at the MTV Europe Music Awards in London, where she was slated to perform. Styled by Law Roach, Lovato’s Styland wide-lapeled white plaid suit was more tailored than her satin suit, though wide-legged, paperbag waist trousers kept the look comfortable. She, like Kim, wore the jacket open, foregoing a bra or top.

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But what really capped off the resemblance was her beauty look: long, monotone, dark brown hair—worn sleek, straight, center-parted, and all the way down to her waist. Even if the hot pink eyeshadow was a bit of a departure from what we’d see on Kim, the feathery, fluttery lashes and nude lipstick is a signature combo of the reality star’s.

Of course, we’ve got to give credit where credit is due. It’s worth noting that neither “Cher hair“—as the name implies—nor suiting worn without a top were invented by Kim. The Rapunzel-long length has become something of a status symbol on the red carpet lately. It’s popped up on everyone from Nicki Minaj (who’s been wearing hair down to her ankles) to Vanessa Hudgens to Rihanna. The same can be said for the pajama dressing trend.

But repetition is nothing if not noticeable. And it’s impossible to miss either of these women’s looks. How could you? They look incredible.

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Teyana Taylor Channels Janet Jackson’s 1995 MTV VMAs Look at This Year’s Awards


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Teyana Taylor made jaws hit the floor at last year’s MTV Video Music Awards as the solo star of Kanye West’s “Fade” video—and this year, she’s doing the same by channeling an iconic artist: Janet Jackson.

Taylor showed up to the 2017 VMAs red carpet donning a white cropped scoopneck shirt and wide-leg black pants (which conveniently showed off her incredible six-pack abs, in case you’d forgotten how ripped she was since last year’s show), as well as a super-short bob haircut. But the entire look was much more than just a testament to her #goals-worthy physique; it was also a dead ringer for Janet Jackson circa 22 years ago, who wore almost the exact same ensemble—down to the hairstyle—at the 1995 VMAs.

Taylor’s getup also went beyond being just a style tribute. At the 1995 VMAs, Janet Jackson’s music video for “Scream” was awarded Best Choreography—and we think it’s no coincidence that at the 2017 show, Kanye’s “Fade” video (which Taylor stars in) has already won the same award. Take a look at the twinning moments below.

Here is Janet Jackson in 1995…

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1995 MTV Video Music Awards Show

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And now here is Teyana in 2017…

MTV Video Music Awards, Arrivals, Los Angeles, USA - 27 Aug 2017

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2017 MTV Video Music Awards - Red Carpet

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Practically identical, right?

This isn’t the first time that Taylor has made an intentional statement with her fashion choices, either. In November, while accompanying her husband, Cleveland Cavaliers player Iman Shupert, on a visit to the White House, Taylor donned an Afro, turtleneck, velvet pantsuit, and hoop earrings in an homage to Angela Davis, a Black Panther and civil rights activist. Taylor wore the politically charged outfit on the very same day that then president-elect Donald Trump was to visit the White House, making her ensemble a clear statement of protest.

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The Best Throwback MTV VMA Hair and Makeup Looks Ever


  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/599f4c4c9845bb5caf0430a4/master/pass/VMAsHair-TinaTurner-1984-Getty.jpg” alt=”Tina Turner, 1984″/>

    Tina Turner, 1984

    The ’80s weren’t exactly the best decade for hair, but you can’t deny that Tina’s gravity-defying volume is totally giving you life right now.

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    Joan Jett and Darlene Love, 1985

    It’s hard to say what’s the most ’80s thing about this photo, so we’ll call it a tie between Jett’s dramatic mullet and Love’s straight bangs ‘n’ big curls combo.

    Ebet Roberts

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    Justine Bateman and Nikki Scorsese, 1987

    What’s old really is new. Tell us you haven’t see these exact head to toe looks on a street style blog recently. Go ahead, we’ll wait.

    Ron Galella, Ltd.

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    Paula Abdul, 1987

    Before curly bangs were back, they were Paula Abdul’s. Looking back, we don’t get why they ever left. (The blue sequins on the other hand…)

    George Rose

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    Cyndi Lauper, 1987

    Girls just want to…forget that purple eyeshadow + red lipstick + Aqua Net used to be a thing. Kidding! (Kind of.)

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    The Bangles, 1988

    Never a band that took to blending in—as evidenced by the videos for their ’80s punk-rock anthems like “Walk Like an Egyptian” and “Manic Monday“—The Bangles rocked a level of hair color, texture, and style variety not seen again until The Spice Girls.

    Ron Galella, Ltd.

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    Christina Applegate, 1989

    Can we petition for such low-key beautiful looks to come back to the VMAs’ red carpet?

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  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/599f4c4e5fdabb483b05c5da/master/pass/VMAsHair-SineadOConnor-1990-Getty.jpg” alt=”Sinéad O’Connor, 1990″/>

    Sinéad O’Connor, 1990

    Over two decades before Cara Delevingne blew us away with her buzz cut, Sinéad O’Connor was giving us major shaved scalp envy.

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    Madonna, 1990

    Which ’90s are we in here? Per usual, Madonna’s look transported us to another time and place just like she did on her Rebel Heart Tour.

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    Cindy Crawford, 1992

    Who knew a bouffant could look so gorgeous? Cindy obviously would be the one to pull it off.

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    Halle Berry, 1993

    Halle Berry’s had a glow since the ’90s and her curly pixie cut only serves to remind us how fresh-faced she’s looked for decades.

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    Janet Jackson, 1994

    There are few looks equally low-key and iconic as Janet Jackson’s braids and baseball cap duo in ’94.

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  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/59a024b012565a2d1b2a4feb/master/pass/VMAsHair-AlanisMorissette-1995-Getty.jpg” alt=”Alanis Morissette, 1995″/>

    Alanis Morissette, 1995

    Was there ever a more accurate representation of ’90s alt-rock excellence? No, there was not.

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    Brandy, 1995

    These braids were #goals just as much as they were in 1995 as they are in 2017. If you need some tips for maintaining the look, we’ve got you covered.

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    Drew Barrymore, 1995

    So many iconic things happening here, where do we even start? Obviously, there’s the Marilyn wig. (Wig, right? That’s got to be.) And then the brows! Who didn’t pluck theirs into oblivion because of Drew? And could this perhaps be the inspiration for her makeup line, Flower?

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    Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes and Lil’ Kim, 1997

    The VMAs are known to bring out some real outfit commitment, and this, friends—matching your beaded headdress to your beaded bralette—is commitment with a capital C.

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    Jennifer Love Hewitt, 1998

    Twisted in the front, ringlets in the back: This is the look that launched a million prom hairstyles. (P.S.: For all the JLH stans in the house, you’ll remember this is the year she brought Carson Daly as her date. Memories.)

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    Salma Hayek, 1998

    You know it’s the ’90s when temporary butterfly tattoos are the beauty look du jour.

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    Renee Zellweger, 1999

    Renee is an incredibly strong and confident woman (just check out the powerful essay she recently wrote), so we’re not surprised she was able to move past this look. But to be fair, we’re sure you probably ran straight to your crimper the next morning to copy this.

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    Lil’ Kim, 1999

    No comment needed. You remember this. But how could we not include it.

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    Britney Spears, 2000

    The crimp craze kind of settled down a year later. And dare we say it actually might be returning?

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    Pink, 2000

    Behold: Pink in her pink hair prime. A boss if there ever was one.

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    Macy Gray, 2000

    Macy Gray’s hit single “I Try” will go down in history as stuck in our heads and this monochromatic look—complete with deep magenta afro—will go down in our hearts as one of the rare natural hair red carpet moments in the early 2000’s.

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    Jennifer Lopez, 2000

    This is the definition of Jenny from the Block.

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    Aaliyah, 2000

    The new millennium ushered in the age of the flat-iron. Aaliyah led the charge with this sleek, long look. (Part of why we def can’t wait for MAC’s new collection in honor of the late singer.)

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    Eve, 2001

    In the era of extensions, Eve was a breath of baby bangs and fresh air.

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  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/59a04f8d9845bb5caf0430c3/master/pass/VMAsHair-GwenStefani-2001.jpg” alt=”Gwen Stefani, 2001″/>

    Gwen Stefani, 2001

    A few years after her infamous blue bindi moment, Gwen hit the red carpet mark with a fresh pair of platinum blonde victory rolls. Still punk rock glam, much less appropriative.

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    Christina Aguilera, 2001

    X-Tina went full Moulin Rouge for her appearance at the 2001 VMAs. We’re guessing more than one person tried asking, “Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?”

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    Jennifer Lopez, 2002

    From Jenny on the Block to classic Hollywood chic, there’s no look J.Lo can’t pull off.

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  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/59a024b10d239868ca4b3876/master/pass/VMAsHair-AvrilLavigne-2002-Getty.jpg” alt=”Avril Lavigne, 2002″/>

    Avril Lavigne, 2002

    After schooling us on the correct spelling of skater boi, Avril Lavigne brought her sleek hair and grunge style to VMAs. Looking back, the frizz-free center part and cargo pants maybe don’t match up.

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    Maya, 2003

    There was a lot of texture happening in 2003 and Maya embraced it—along with chunky blond highlights.

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    Christina Aguilera, 2003

    Before there was contouring, there was spray tan. And a whole lot of it. A match to X-tina’s now dark brown hair.

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    Beyoncé, 2004

    Two words: Bow down.

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    Naomi Campbell, 2004

    Before there was an endless array of insta-models in Coachella crowns, there was OG supermodel Naomi Campbell’s perfectly situated headpiece atop a flawless center part.

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    Christina Aguilera, 2004

    Switching up her dark brunette hair, Christina brought us major flapper vibes with this bleached blond bob.

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    Fergie, 2005

    The side swoop: the look every teenage girl in 2005 crushed on. We’re glad we’ve all moved on to these hair trends.

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    Lindsay Lohan, 2005

    Lindsay Lohan’s jump from redhead to blond was one of the ultimate hairstyle changes of 2005. Never forget.

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    Jennifer Lopez, 2006

    Proving again that no one is quite as versatile as she is, Jennifer Lopez wowed us with an iconic no-hair-visible hairstyle in ’06.

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    Mary J. Blige, 2007

    Long blond pixie cuts aren’t new—even in 2007—but none stick out in our memories the way Mary J. Blige’s glossy, piece-y look has.

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  • <img src=”https://media.glamour.com/photos/57c33484b4bc78ac4c51d393/master/pass/t-swift-2008.jpg” alt=”Taylor Swift, 2008″/>

    Taylor Swift, 2008

    Listen closely as you stare at this darling throwback of Taylor Swift’s curls and you might just hear “Teardrops on My Guitar” playing. My how things have changed.

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    Lady Gaga, 2009

    Only one beauty look can top the Meat Dress Hat, and that’s this Phantom of the Opera look, with her sharp, smoky eye and small tuft of pink hair.

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    Amber Rose, 2009

    Amber Rose has been flaunting a buzz cut for almost a decade, but we’ll always remember how we felt the first time she stepped out with her bleached close crop. Jaws met floor.

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    Katy Perry, 2010

    Before Katy Perry blessed us with this, she gave us this gem: Russell Brand nail decals and pink streaks.

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    Cher, 2010

    Cher will always be Cher and that means big jewels, big songs, and big hair.

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    Nicki Minaj, 2011

    We haven’t seen Nicki like this since she announced her makeunder was here to stay in 2013. Is it wrong that we miss the cotton candy hair? Just a little?

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    Rihanna, 2012

    Rihanna landed herself on every best VMAs beauty look list when she debuted a simple pixie cut that let her natural beauty take center stage.

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    Katy Perry, 2013

    In his hit song, “Grillz,” Nelly once said, “I got my mouth looking something like a disco ball.”

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    Demi Lovato, 2014

    Demi’s undercut was major news on the 2014 red carpet as she proved that being feminine doesn’t equate to long Hollywood waves.

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    Miley Cyrus, 2015

    If you were able to take your eyes away from Miley’s outfits last year, you’d remember her OTT ponytails—which had wardrobe changes of their own.

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    Beyonce, 2016

    All hail Queen Bey! ‘Yonce was at peak Goddess-level with this sleek, intricate updo she wore last year.

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